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Tag Definition: boxStyle

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Attributes

Name

Required?

Default_Value

Values

alias

implied

None

alignment

implied

None

borderSpec

implied

None

boxFillColor

implied

None

boxStrokeColor

implied

None

cellHeight

implied

None

cellWidth

implied

None

fontName

implied

None

fontSize

implied

None

labelAlignment

implied

None

labelFontName

implied

None

labelFontSize

implied

None

labelTextColor

implied

None

name

required

None

parent

implied

None

textColor

implied

None

Can contain
EMPTY

Purpose

This lets you set a style that can be used for for letterboxes, checkboxes and textboxes. Useful for styling in forms.

Example usage

<stylesheet>
    <boxStyle name="special" labelTextColor="green" textColor="green" boxFillColor="paleturquoise"/>
</stylesheet>
<story>
    <illustration width="8cm" height="5cm">
        <letterBoxes style="special" x="1cm" y="1.5cm" count="20" label="I should be green">Uses style "special"</letterBoxes>
        <checkBox style="special" x="1cm" y="-2cm"/>
        <textBox style="special" x="1cm" y="-4cm" boxWidth="15cm" boxHeight="1cm"/>
    </illustration>
</story>

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Example of nesting path from the parent tags to the current tag

<document> ➔ <stylesheet> ➔ <boxStyle>