Inline

Inline classes are used for definitions typically applied to inline contents. The style settings of all parent elements (e.g. paragraphs, lists) will be also inherited to inline elements.

Selectors

• Definitions:

  • inline-strong

  • inline-emphasis

  • inline-code

  • inline-citation

  • inline-comment

  • inline-raw

  • inline-mark

  • inline-delete

  • inline-link

• See also: Headers and Footers, Footnotes Area, Media, Footnotes, Paragraph, Figures, Figure Captions, Divider, Block, List, Table, Table Cell, Syntax Highlight, Technical, Table of Contents, Table of Contents Item

Style Settings

Setting	Type	Examples	Description
background-color	Color	rgb(255,0,0), #ff0000, none	The background color of the text. (PDF supports arbitrary colors. Colors will be converted to a predefined 16 color pallette in DOCX.)
baseline-shift	Symbol	normal, superscript, subscript	The text position relative to the baseline.
character-spacing	Length	12pt, 120%	Additional character spacing.
font-color	Color	rgb(255,0,0), #ff0000	The foreground color of the text.
font-family	String	"Arial", "Menlo", "Helvetica Neue"	The family name of a font.
font-size	Length	10pt, 0.5em, 120%	The size of the font used for styling text.
font-slant	Symbol	normal, italic	The obliqueness of a font.
font-style	String	"UltraLight", "Condensed"	The typographic style of a font.
font-weight	Symbol	normal, bold	The weight of a font.
strikethrough	Symbol	none, single	The strikethrough style of the text.
strikethrough-color	Color	rgb(255,0,0), #ff0000	The color of the text strikethrough. (PDF only.)
style-title	String	"Inline Code", "heading 1", "Paragraph (First)"	The name of the style used for format templates in DOCX files.
underline	Symbol	none, single	The underline style of the text.
underline-color	Color	rgb(255,0,0), #ff0000	The color of the text underline.
visibility	Symbol	hidden, visible	The visibility of an element.

Pseudoclasses

Class	Description
:first	The style matches any node that is the first child of its parent.
:last	The style matches any node that is the last child of its parent.

Example

// Example for inline node styling
inline-code {
  font-family:  "Menlo"
  font-weight:  normal
  font-slant:   normal
  font-color:   #ff0000
}

// Paragraph styles may also set inline styles
heading-1 {
  font-family:  "Futura"
  font-size:    20pt
}