Class TableRowStyle
Styling for table rows.
Inheritance
Implements
Namespace: IronWord.Models
Assembly: IronWord.dll
Syntax
public class TableRowStyle : Object, ITableRowStyleRow-level sizing for a Word table is captured by TableRowStyle, the styling record that holds the appearance settings for a table row separately from its cells. One instance describes a single row's style and exposes it through IronWord's derived-style contracts, so row styling can be defined and reused rather than set inline.
The setting it carries is Height, a nullable value that sets how tall the row renders, measured in twips by default; leaving it null lets the row size to its content. Build a TableRowStyle, set Height to the value you need, and apply it where a row style is accepted. Because the height is nullable, a developer expresses "no fixed height" simply by leaving it unset, which is the right choice when the row should grow to fit whatever content it holds. A fixed height is useful for header rows or for keeping a table's rows visually even.
using IronWord.Models;
TableRowStyle rowStyle = new TableRowStyle
{
Height = 600
};The add a table how-to covers table and row styling, and the document element tutorial shows where row styling fits the document model.
Constructors
TableRowStyle()
Declaration
public TableRowStyle()Properties
Height
Declaration
public Nullable<long> Height { get; set; }Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<System.Int64> |