Interface IBaseStyle

Base style definition.

Namespace: IronWord.Models

Assembly: IronWord.dll

Syntax

public interface IBaseStyle

IBaseStyle is the shared base a derived Word style reads its inherited values from, the contract you receive when you ask a concrete style for the base it builds on. A derived style exposes it through its own BaseStyle property, so code that walks a style's inheritance reads the base through this interface rather than a concrete type.

The concrete implementor is BaseStyle, and you typically obtain an IBaseStyle from a derived style rather than constructing one: ParagraphStyle, TableCellStyle, TableStyle, and TextStyle each expose a BaseStyle property typed as IBaseStyle. The interface itself surfaces the style facets of that base. ParagraphStyle, TextStyle, TableStyle, and TableCellStyle properties give the paragraph, run, and table aspects, while InheritedStyle points one level further up the chain. Read these to discover what a derived style inherits before applying your own overrides on the concrete type.

The styled text how-to sets style values, and the document element tutorial shows how styles compose a document.

Properties

InheritedStyle

The base style object this style inherits from.

Declaration

IBaseStyle InheritedStyle { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
IBaseStyle

ParagraphStyle

The paragraph style to be applied by default.

Declaration

ParagraphStyle ParagraphStyle { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
ParagraphStyle

TableCellStyle

The table cell style to be applied by default.

Declaration

TableCellStyle TableCellStyle { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
TableCellStyle

TableStyle

The table style to be applied by default.

Declaration

TableStyle TableStyle { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
TableStyle

TextStyle

The text style to be applied by default.

Declaration

TextStyle TextStyle { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
TextStyle