If you are matching the existing colors of your current default terminal emulator, you can use one of the existing CSS files. But if you want to have additional styles (some users like to have the "green" text for one session and "blue" text for another), then you should copy an existing CSS file.
Any file copy action, either with the File Explorer or command line will work for creating a copy. Using our example from the previous section, where only 3270 style sheets are being included in web.config:
<!-- one per each Stylesheet you want to give options for, css1, css2, css3 and so on, must be unique-->
<add key="css1" value="SCStyle.css;Standard;"/>
<add key="css2" value="SC3270.css;Color 3270-Traditional;"/>
<add key="css3" value="SC3270Clr.css;Color 3270-Input Backlit;"/>
The SC3270.css file is copied to a new SC3270Inq.css file, with colors that users prefer for the session where they perform Inquiries. The web.config entries are then setup as:
<!-- one per each Stylesheet you want to give options for, css1, css2, css3 and so on, must be unique-->
<add key="css1" value="SCStyle.css;Standard;"/>
<add key="css2" value="SC3270.css;Color 3270-Traditional;"/>
<add key="css3" value="SC3270Inq.css;Color 3270-Inquiry Session;"/>
<add key="css4" value="SC3270Clr.css;Color 3270-Input Backlit;"/>
With these settings saved in web.config, when you refresh the http://localhost/fvterm/config/admin.html page, any Profile can now have the Inquiry style set as the default CSS file for that profile.
