Changing the Appearance of HTML Output (1)

Producing HTML Output

Changing the Appearance of HTML Output

The STYLE= Option

You can change the appearance of your HTML output by using the STYLE= option in the ODS HTML statement.

General form, STYLE= option:

STYLE=style-name

where style-name is the name of a valid SAS or user-defined style definition.

Don't enclose style-name in quotation marks.

Example

Preset style definitions are shipped with the SAS System. In the program below, the STYLE= option applies the Brick style to the output for both PROC PRINT steps.

      ods listing close;
      ods html body='c:\records\data.html'(url='data.html')
               contents='c:\records\toc.html'(url='toc.html')
               frame='c:\records\frame.html'
               style=brick;
      proc print data=clinic.admit label;
         var id sex age height weight actlevel;
         label actlevel='Activity Level';
      run;
      proc print data=clinic.stress2;
         var id resthr maxhr rechr;
      run;
      ods html close;
      ods listing;

The following example shows PROC PRINT output with the Brick style applied. Note: The spacing and font sizes in this example have been reduced to minimize page size.

Obs	Sex	Age	Date	Height	Weight	ActLevel
1	M	27	1	72	168	HIGH
2	F	34	3	66	152	HIGH
3	F	31	17	61	123	LOW
4	F	43	31	63	137	MOD
5	M	51	4	71	158	LOW
6	M	29	6	76	193	HIGH
7	F	32	9	67	151	MOD
8	M	35	13	70	173	MOD
9	M	34	22	73	154	LOW
10	F	49	27	64	172	LOW