Interface IHasTextStyle

Namespace: IronPPT.Interfaces

Assembly: IronPPT.dll

Syntax

public interface IHasTextStyle

When formatting needs to apply to characters rather than whole paragraphs, IHasTextStyle is the contract that exposes it. It marks an element as owning a text style, the font, size, color, and emphasis that decorate a run of characters, so code can set that formatting uniformly across any element that carries text. A developer works through it while styling the words inside a slide, separate from how the paragraphs are laid out.

A text-styled element is reached through the slide content that holds the text, so the contract is normally obtained from an existing run or text element and then read or assigned. It declares one member: TextStyle, an ITextStyle carrying the character-level formatting. Assign a prepared ITextStyle to restyle the text, or read it to check the current font and emphasis. Concrete implementors in IronPPT include Run, Text, and Paragraph, so the same style applies whether the target is a single run of characters or a larger text element.

element.TextStyle = textStyle;

The add text how-to adds the text to style, and the add paragraph example shows the surrounding content.

Properties

TextStyle

Declaration

ITextStyle TextStyle { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
ITextStyle