StyleSheet (TextField.StyleSheet)
Object
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+-TextField.StyleSheet
public class StyleSheet
extends Object
The StyleSheet class lets you create a StyleSheet object that contains text formatting rules for
font size, color, and other styles. You can then apply styles defined by a style sheet to a
TextField object that contains HTML- or XML-formatted text. The text in the TextField
object is automatically formatted according to the tag styles defined by the StyleSheet object.
You can use text styles to define new formatting tags, redefine built-in HTML tags, or create
style classes that you can apply to certain HTML tags.
To apply styles to a TextField object, assign the StyleSheet object to a TextField object's
property.
styleSheet
Flash Player supports a subset of properties in the original CSS1 specification (www.w3.org/
TR/REC-CSS1). The following table shows the supported Cascading Style Sheet (CSS)
properties and values, as well as their corresponding ActionScript property names. (Each
ActionScript property name is derived from the corresponding CSS property name; if the
name contains a hyphen, the hyphen is omitted and the subsequent character is capitalized.)
CSS property
color
display
font-family
1142
ActionScript classes
ActionScript
property
color
display
fontFamily
Usage and supported values
Only hexadecimal color values are
supported. Named colors (such as blue)
are not supported. Colors are written in the
following format: #FF0000.
Supported values are inline, block, and
none.
A comma-separated list of fonts to use, in
descending order of desirability. Any font
family name can be used. If you specify a
generic font name, it is converted to an
appropriate device font. The following font
conversions are available: mono is
converted to _typewriter, sans-serif is
converted to _sans, and serif is converted
to _serif.
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