If you have a word wrap paragraph, and you wish to have certain parts of text bolded, underlined, colored, etc., you can use a Span Style.
For example I will use the following text below:
Welcome to Uluro! Uluro is a unique software solution applying lean manufacturing concepts to the process of creating, producing, and delivering mission-critical communications.
Say I wanted the text to appear like this:
Welcome to Uluro! Uluro is a unique software solution applying lean manufacturing concepts to the process of creating, producing, and delivering mission-critical communications.
Then I would would put in Span Styles as shown below:
Welcome to <SPAN style=":Bold">Uluro!<\span> Uluro is a unique software solution applying <SPAN style=":Underline">lean<\span> manufacturing concepts to the process of <SPAN style=":Italic"> creating, producing, and delivering mission-critical communications<\span>.
The following are a list of allowed span styles:
:BOLD
:Italic
:Underline
:line-through
Or combinations (separated by ; )
Background-color:#XXXXXX; where XXXXXX is the color Blue Green Red ( ; is necessary)
Color:#XXXXXX; where XXXXXX is the color Blue Green Red ( ; is necessary)
What order should the values be entered in (typically it is RGB)? Is tehre a need for a semicolon seperator between each value or should each value be 0 padded to 3 digits (otherwise how will the mapper now that 204947 is for example)? I tried it like this :<span style=":Color:#204;9;47;"> and without the semicolons, but it does not appear to be working for me.
It looks like what you are asking for is a hex value and not RGB values(since this appears similar to a css rule). It looks like it works with a limited number of hex values, but then it just replaces whatever color it cant find with blue. For example I want #cc092f which is a bright red, but registers as blue in the mapper. help?
Jon,
The mapper is backwards from standard 3 color hex. Instead of RGB it uses a bitmap BGR. Try entering in <span style="Color:#f290cc";> Your Text <\span>
Also you can use span styles in variable mappings by putting the span in the format field.
i.e., <SPAN style=":Bold"> %s <\span>
The %s is the variable.
Thanks for the feedback