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Olivie Inoue

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Aug 3, 2024, 3:23:43 PM8/3/24

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I know this is extremely easy, but I am stuck right now and cannot make it work. How can I give only to the paragraph that has the class "text-muted" to have color:#ff9;I used the class "text-muted" in some others elements that have black color but I do not want them to change.

So after some further investigation, I have found a solution for this. My initial assumption was incorrect. I thought that you use updateAttributes to directly add a class to the paragraph. But you need to extend Paragraph with your own 'class' attribute, then you can amend the HTML using renderHTML.

An element representing a paragraph. A Paragraph may contain Equation, Footnote, HorizontalRule, InlineDrawing, InlineImage, PageBreak,and Text elements. For more information on document structure, see the guide to extending Google Docs.

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The effect I'm looking for in the end is to have the first line in some paragraphs bolded. These would be the first paragraph of each section in my post. This kind of effect is used on this Bloomberg.com post. Notice the first paragraph in the post and then also the first paragraph of later sections of the post are bolded. The way they accomplished this was to have a particular class ("section-break" in their post) applied to the paragraphs they wanted this effect on, and then using the ::first-line css pseudo class, applying it to the paragraphs with the "section-break" class.

I can set up the css to do that what they did; the only thing I'm struggling with his how I can delineate, while writing my post, which paragraphs would be the beginning of a new section and so would need to have their own "section-break" class. Is there a built in way to do this? And if not how might I be able to hack it in?

I figured this out. Even though Wordpress automatically adds the tag and doesn't show it to you in the editor (in either the 'visual' or 'text' editor views), you can type it in anyway in the 'text' editor view, along with a class.

And although when you type a regular tag yourself (without a class) it will disappear when you switch to the 'visual' editor and back to the 'text' editor view, if instead you type it in with a class, it will stay there available to edit if it has a class attribute (e.g., stuff).

All I know is that the All paragraphs class is tied in to everything. So when you adjust for CMS it will adjust everywhere. You will then need to adjust the rest of your paragraph classes to the way they are.

Hi- I'm trying to adjust my text sizes for XL Screens. The code I'm using works for Header text where I can assign specific sizes for h1 / h2 / h3 etc, but it doesn't work for Paragraph styles when I use p1 / p2 / p3. It works when I just use "p" and adjusts ALL paragraph styles, but I want to have different sizes for all paragraph styles.

Larger paragraphs (described as Paragraph 1) also use the tag but they do so in combination with the sqsrte-large class, as shown below. The class name is an abbreviation of "Squarespace Rich Text Editor - Large".

I am using the LNCS document class to typeset a paper. I would like to keep most of this document style, but I do not like how paragraphs are typeset. The heading of the paragraph is in italics, which is not enough contrast to the rest of the text. I would like to change this to bold text.

Trust me: a paragraph starting with a title in italics and preceded by some vertical space is noticeable. Rather, it's more questionable that there is no vertical space at the end of this special paragraph.

As @Vincent_Vincent says: your standard paragraph should have an text-indent: 20px; or something like that. Create a fp1 class with no text indent and apply that to paragraphs after headings and empty lines.

Additional. Aligning works. Thinks that are centered remain centered. If I tell it to align a paragraph to the right it will be aligned to the right it is JUST paragraph indentations that evaporate when compiling for Epub.

Your standard Paragraph class should have an indent, because there are many more with indents than without, so add: p text-indent: 25px; to the default stylesheet.
Add p.fp1 text-indent: 0; to the default stylesheet in the screen shown above.
Add class="fp1" to the paragraphs after headings or empty lines.

In the following example we have three elements with a class attribute with the value of "city". All of the three elements will be styled equally according to the .city style definition in the head section:

paragraphObj = mlreportgen.dom.Paragraph(text,styleName) creates a paragraph that has the specified style. The style specified by the styleName property must be defined in the template used for the document element to which this paragraph is appended.

Indentation amount for the fist line of this paragraph that consists of number followed by an abbreviation for a unit of measurement, specified as a character vector or string scalar. For example, "0.5in" specifies one-half inch. Valid abbreviations are:

The indentation amount is the amount by which to indent the first line of this paragraph relative to the succeeding lines. To create a hanging indent where all of the lines are indented except for the first line, use a negative number.

Setting the FirstLineIndent property adds a corresponding mlreportgen.dom.FirstLineIndent format object to the Style property for this document element. Setting the FirstLineIndent property to an empty value removes the object.

Name of a font family to use for text, specified as a character vector or string scalar. To specify substitutions for the font, do not specify the font family by setting this property. Instead, create and add an mlreportgen.dom.FontFamily object to the Style property.

Setting the FontFamilyName property adds a corresponding mlreportgen.dom.FontFamily format object to the Style property. Setting the FontFamilyName property is the same as setting the FontName property of an mlreportgen.dom.FontFamily object. Setting the FontFamilyName property to an empty value removes the object.

Font size to use for document element that consists of a number followed by an abbreviation for a unit of measurement, specified as a character vector or string scalar . For example, "12pt" specifies twelve points. Valid abbreviations are:

Setting the HAlign property adds a corresponding mlreportgen.dom.HAlign format object to the Style property for this document element. Setting the HAlign property to an empty value removes the object.

Left indentation for this paragraph that consists of a number followed by an abbreviation for a unit of measurement, specified as a character vector or string scalar . For example, "0.5in" specifies one-half inch. Valid abbreviations are:

The left indentation is the space between the left outer boundary of this paragraph and the left inner boundary of its container. This is equivalent to the left indentation property of a Microsoft Word paragraph.

Setting the OuterLeftMargin property adds a corresponding mlreportGen.dom.OuterMargin format object to the Style property for this document element. Setting the OuterLeftMargin property to an empty value removes the object.

To indent a paragraph from both the left and right margin of a page, do not set this property. Instead, create an mlreportgen.dom.OuterMargin that specifies the left and right indentations and add the object to the Style property of this paragraph.

Outline level of the paragraph, specified as an integer. Setting the OutlineLevel property causes this paragraph to be included in automatically generated outlines, such as a table of contents. The value specifies the level of the paragraph in the outline. For example, to make a paragraph appear at the top level in an outline, set the OutlineLevel property to 1.

Setting the Strike property adds a corresponding mlreportgen.dom.Strike format object to the Style property for this document element. Setting the Strike property to an empty value removes the object.

To specify both the color and the type of the underline, do not set the Underline property. Instead, set the Style property to include an mlreportgen.dom.Underline format object that specifies the underline type and color.

Style name, specified as a character vector or a string scalar. The style name is the name of a style specified in the style sheet of the document or document part to which this element is appended. The specified style defines the appearance of this element in the output document unless overridden by the formats specified by the Style property of this element. To learn more about using style sheets, see Use Style Sheet Styles.

Format specification for this document element object, specified as an array of format objects. The formats specified by this property override corresponding formats specified by the StyleName property of this element. Formats that do not apply to this element are ignored.

Custom attributes of this document element, specified as an array of mlreportgen.dom.CustomAttribute objects. The custom attributes must be supported by the output format of the document element to which this object is appended.

Tag for mlreportgen.dom.Paragraph object, specified as a character vector or string scalar. The DOM API generates a session-unique tag as part of the creation of this object. The generated tag has the form CLASS:ID, where CLASS is the object class and ID is the value of the Id property of the object. Specify your own tag value to help you identify where to look when an issue occurs during document generation.