Spine Labels: Tip for Item Print Label - Inline CSS includes incorrect example

[Jennifer Pringle]

Evergreen 3.5.1 and 3.6.1

The tip for the Print Label - Inline CSS includes an incorrect example.

It currently reads - This setting allows you to inject arbitrary CSS into the item print label template. For example, ".printlabel { text-transform: uppercase; }"

It should read - This setting allows you to inject arbitrary CSS into the item print label template. For example, ".spine { text-transform: uppercase; }"

If you enter CSS using .printlabel instead of .spine the CSS isn't used for your labels.

[Josh Stompro (u-launchpad-stompro-org)]

Name for this org unit setting is webstaff.cat.label.inline_css

Working branch at: user/stompro/lp1913358_cat.label.inline_css_description

Commit: f86c6fa11b0127f7

https://git.evergreen-ils.org/?p=working/Evergreen.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/user/stompro/lp1913358_cat.label.inline_css_description

[Jennifer Pringle (jpringle-u)]

If I'm reading this bug correctly this fix is adding a new library setting as well as fixing the text on the Print Item Labels interface.

I entered a value into the library setting "Item Print Label - Inline CSS" but it has no affect on how the spine label appears in the Label Preview.

Entering a value for "Item Print Label - Inline CSS" on the Settings tab of the Print Item Labels does change how the label displays in preview. The example for the setting here is now correct.

Is there need for a library setting to override what is entered on the Print Item Labels interface and saved in the label templates?