css - How to make a column bold in HTML output -
below powershell script. produces nicely formatted html table. i'd make single column bold (full % column). can't life of me think of way it.
i've tried inserting bold tags in different places , tried thinking of way use replace since numbers change in columns can't think of way it.
$symmid = 1555 $command1 = symfast -sid $symmid list -association -demand $command2 = symcfg -sid $symmid list -thin -pool -detail -gb $basedir = "c:\ts\scripts" $timestamp = get-date -format ddmmyyyy $cssfile = "$basedir\csstemplate.css" $css = get-content $cssfile $command1 > $basedir\archive_vp\archive_$timestamp.txt $command2 > $basedir\archive_pool\archive_$timestamp.txt $regex = '(?ms)p o o l s(.+?)\r\n\s*\r\n' $command2 = $command2 -join "`r`n" $command2 = [regex]::matches($command2,$regex) | foreach {$_.groups[1].value} $command2 = $command2 -split "`r`n" | select -skip 5 $command2format = $command2 | % { $column = $_ -split ' +' $hash = [ordered]@{ 'pool name' = $column[0] 'flags ptecsl' = $column[1] 'dev config' = $column[2] 'total gbs' = $column[3] 'usable gbs' = $column[4] 'free gbs' = $column[5] 'used gbs' = $column[6] 'full (%)' = $column[7] 'subs (%)' = $column[8] 'comp (%)' = $column[9] 'shared gbs' = $column[10] } new-object -type pscustomobject -property $hash } | convertto-html -head $a function get-css { foreach($line in $css) { $style += $line } return $style } $style = "<style>" $style = get-css $style += "</style>" $report = "<html><head>$style</head><body>$command2format</body></html>" $report | out-file $basedir\test.html invoke-expression $basedir\test.html output:
you should able follow basic example looking
$a = @" <style> td:nth-child(1){font-weight: bold} </style> "@ get-childitem c:\temp -directory | select name,lastwritetime | convertto-html -head $a | set-content c:\temp\file.html ii c:\temp\file.html so defined nth-child(1) first column of data have text bolded. should able accomplish same thing 7th column.
yes, tim ferrill says, need browser support should not tall order.
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