Output Delivery System: The Basics and Beyond

Using the CSSSTYLE= Option with @media Style Properties

The previous examples showed how to import a corporate stylesheet into a SAS style template. However, your company might have different style requirements for on-screen reports versus printed reports. One advantage of CSS files that you do not find in a SAS style template is the ability to define an @media style section in your CSS file.

An @media section is a CSS standard for how to apply different styles for different media, such as on the screen, on paper, on a Braille device or reader, and so on. The @media section is useful because on the screen you might want to have one set of colors or font properties, whereas on paper you want plain black print on white paper. For the screen, you ...