The styles that you set on this form apply to the body area of the tooltip.
Text
Applies to text that is displayed in the body area of the tooltip.
| Use mixin | - Mixin overrides
- Click Add mixin override to override a style that is set by the
mixin:
- Font
- Select the font family. The font family defaults to
(use overall), which
is the font that you specified in the Overall Font field at the top
of the Mixins tab. - Font Size
- Select the font size in pixels (
px), points (pts),
em (the current font size), or percentage (%). - Color
- Enter a hexadecimal value (such as
#3d3d3d), or click the box next to
the field to choose a color. - Font Weight
- Select a font weight from the list.
- Text Decoration
- Select a text decoration option from the list. For example:
Underline. A blank selection indicates that no additional attributes
are applied.
- Transform Text
- Select a text transformation option from the list. Ffor example:
Lowercase. A blank selection indicates that no additional attributes
are applied.
- Additional styles
- You can apply additional styles, specific to styling the text for this
element, by specifying a CSS attribute and value. You must specify a CSS attribute that is
related to text styles. Click Add additional styles to define another
CSS attribute-value pair.
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| Specify styles |
Select to define a custom style for the text in the body area of the tooltip.
- Font
- Select the font family. The font family defaults to
(use overall) , which
is the font that you specified in the Overall Font field at the top of the Mixins
tab. - Font Size
- Select the font size in pixels (
px), points (pts),
em (the current font size), or percentage (%). - Color
- Enter a hexadecimal value (such as
#3d3d3d), or click the box next to the
field to choose a color. - Font Weight
- Select a font weight from the list.
- Text Decoration
- Select a text decoration option from the list, for example,
Underline. The blank selection is the default selection for backward
compatibility and indicates that no additional attributes are applied.
- Transform Text
- Select a text transformation option from the list, for example,
Lowercase. The blank selection is the default selection for backward
compatibility and indicates that no additional attributes are applied.
- Additional styles — Apply additional styles, specific to styling the text for this element,
by specifying a CSS attribute and value. You must specify a CSS attribute that is related to
text styles. Click Add additional styles to define another CSS
attribute-value pair.
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- Skin rules
Use the skin to specify the presentation of your content. You can style all presentation elements of your interface in the skin, including typography, borders, backgrounds, layouts, and the placement and alignment of elements.
- Component styles (custom style formats)
Use the Component styles tab to define the presentation of components by creating custom style formats. After you define style formats, reference them on property panes for sections, harnesses, and controls.
