Hi Oggy,
>> I have one question is it possible to change web template to alter "class=" to "style=" in generated html, (div)...
no, that would be a bad thing to do.
>> The reason for this is that I want to change single prompt style, without changing entire css for theme.
You are falling into a classic programmer trap. In the effort to do things "quickly" you choose a bad solution, rather than do things "right". "Quickly" _always_ costs you time and effort in the long run. Doing things right is a little harder up front, but always pays off in the long run.
>> To be precise: I want to use simple inline formatting. Instead of reusable classes.
Exactly. And this doesn't seem like a problem to you now, but 5 years from now it will be a stone around your neck. Clarion programmers are always in such a hurry to do things quickly, that taking the time to do it correctly is always too much.
>> I know that I may put class with selected size to theme css,
exactly right. Add a class to the Custom.Css file, add it to the css for the prompt (with a leading space so it "adds" to the other classes) and then you have one class forever for "highlighted prompts."
>> but in that way the css file will grow and grow...
Exactly. And you _want_ it to grow and grow. For these reasons;
a) when you decide that should be 'font-size:12px' not 'font-size:10px' you will change it in _one_ place, not have to visit endless forms and manually change endless prompt settings. Or what happens when you want to "also make it bold"?
b) your theme is reusable. The next project you do can use all this existing work. No need to do it all over again.
c) your app will be faster. Since the CSS is downloaded once, and cached, and not swelling up every HTML page, the HTML will be smaller and the app goes faster.
_Separating_ "Design" from "Content" is a HUGE advantage, and one that NetTalk apps have built-in right form day one. The lack of a visual designer spurs this separation, and encourages CSS reuse. Your suggestion is a step backwards, not a step forwards.
cheers
Bruce