No CSS property for textbox?

We want to use our styles say "mystyle" on a report. I am surprised that we do not have cssstylename as a property for a textbox?

Ideally, i should be able to add that style in the styles.css file and reference the style name on the textbox. All that would be needed is that it would add an attribute to the rendered html. I wonder if it already exists and i am missing some information?

CSS is not supported in the current version. Hopefully it will be there in the future

NewLine and Carriage return issue in PDF format

If I insert the following expression in a textbox it will display
correctly in HTML format but not in PDF format. Can anyone show me how
to accomplish the same thing so that it will display correctly in both
HTML and and PDF format.
vbCrLf & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & "My Text"
In HTML format, it will display "My Text" on the 4th "row". Whereas in
PDF format, it displays "My Text" on the first row of the textbox.This has to be an issue (bug) with PDF and how it formats initial blank
space before the literal text. I am not sure if this is addressed in a
service pack for 2000 or in 2005 (I am using 2000 to test this) but here is
a workaround that I found that places an ASCII record seperator in the first
position before the CRLF's as:
=CHR(30)&vbCrLf & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & "My Text"
That should work.
Rodney Landrum
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> If I insert the following expression in a textbox it will display
> correctly in HTML format but not in PDF format. Can anyone show me how
> to accomplish the same thing so that it will display correctly in both
> HTML and and PDF format.
> vbCrLf & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & "My Text"
> In HTML format, it will display "My Text" on the 4th "row". Whereas in
> PDF format, it displays "My Text" on the first row of the textbox.
>