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<nowiki>*</nowiki> Generally grouped by the term "text decoration"<br/> | <nowiki>*</nowiki> Generally grouped by the term "text decoration"<br/> | ||
<nowiki>**</nowiki> Font Face is the combination of font family, weight, and slant. We need to decide which to store and use as the authorative form; both have advantages.<br/> | <nowiki>**</nowiki> Font Face is the combination of font family, weight, and slant. We need to decide which to store and use as the authorative form; both have advantages.<br/> | ||
<nowiki>***</nowiki> Doesn't that mean that we should also define other types of hyphens as shown in the Unicode standard? This one is icky. It might be better to enumerate those either in a sub-dtd or elsewhere in the scribus code. Let's discuss this --[[User:Malex|Malex]] 07:10, 9 Jun 2005 (UTC) | |||
=== Contributions from === | === Contributions from === | ||
Revision as of 07:10, 9 June 2005
Character Styles
Please fill in this table, so we can get a perfect set of attributes for a character style made to go into 1.3 format DTD. Please put your signature at the bottom of the page for further reference and credits (use characters - - ~ ~ ~ ~ without spaces between them or the second button from the right in the button bar of wiki editor window). --Malex 18:20, 3 Jun 2005 (UTC)
right to left or left to right (default)| Attribute Name | Description | Examples |
| Font Family | Arial, Vera Serif, URW Bookman, Utopia | |
| Font weight | Normal/Regular, Bold, Black, Light, Demibold, Book, Extrabold, etc | |
| Font slant | Italic/Oblique, etc | |
| Font Face** | Name for (Family, Weight, Slant) | Utopia Bold Italic, URW Bookman Demibold Oblique |
| Font size | Needs units (pt | pica | ?) | 12 pts |
| Font width | 25-100 % it seems from the current 1.2 text properties palette | |
| Tracking | ||
| Kerning | ||
| Leading | Line spacing | |
| Color of text stroke | ||
| Color of text fill | ||
| Shadow of text stroke | ||
| Shadow of text fill | ||
| Opacity of text stroke | ||
| Opacity of text fill | ||
| Language | ||
| Direction | ||
| Rank | superscript and subscript | |
| Capitalization | Uppercase, lowercase, title case, small caps | |
| Underline* | ||
| Strikethrough* | ||
| Outline* | ||
| Smart hyphen*** | Creates a "hotspot" for hyphentation | |
| Suppress space | Relates to Justified (block) alignment space suppression | |
| Parental paragraph style |
Notes
* Generally grouped by the term "text decoration"
** Font Face is the combination of font family, weight, and slant. We need to decide which to store and use as the authorative form; both have advantages.
*** Doesn't that mean that we should also define other types of hyphens as shown in the Unicode standard? This one is icky. It might be better to enumerate those either in a sub-dtd or elsewhere in the scribus code. Let's discuss this --Malex 07:10, 9 Jun 2005 (UTC)
Contributions from
Malex
CBradney
ringerc --Ringerc 06:55, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC)