Creating HTML Reports with Style
summary
Shows how to turn PowerShell objects into usable reports using ConvertTo-HTML and CSS, building HTML fragments that are assembled into a full page. Demonstrates conditional formatting by parsing the fragment as XML and adding classes, alternate-row shading, and a dynamic navigation. Shows base64 image embedding so logos and charts travel in a single file, notes browser quirks, and gives runnable scripts that produce working reports scalable from one host to hundreds.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 2:56Commandments
- 4:39Create Custom Data with Select Object
- 4:57Html Fragments
- 7:01Browser Compatibility
- 9:02Embed Images
- 9:54Css Style
- 10:51Conditional Formatting
- 14:46Convert to Html
- 17:25Using Fragments
- 25:46New System Report
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