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#RICH TEXT EXAMPLE FULL#

See also: Interface Evaluation Lifecycle. To provide a fast user experience, limit the number of components, including styled text, bulleted, and numbered lists, shown on a single interface. The use of styled text, bulleted, and numbered lists all contribute to this.

As with any interface, showing many components at once can increase server evaluation time, client rendering time, and network transmission time.

#RICH TEXT EXAMPLE FULL#

When using the preventwrapping parameter, the full text automatically appears in a tooltip when you hover over the truncated text. Don't use the preventWrapping parameter if your rich text display field contains nested list items.Don't use the preventwrapping parameter in side-by-side layouts that use the "MINIMIZE" width.Multiple styles can be applied to text by nesting styled text within itself.If value is null or contains an empty array, the label and instructions render with no rich text displayed.We recommend using the rich text editor to apply the supported styles, then switching to Configure items mode for additional configurations. If your rich text contains any of the following, it can only be edited in Configure items mode or as an expression: The rich text configuration pane contains a rich text editor to help with designing your interfaces. Valid values: "NONE", "EVEN_LESS", "LESS", "STANDARD" (default), "MORE", "EVEN_MORE". Valid values: "NONE" (default), "EVEN_LESS", "LESS", "STANDARD", "MORE", "EVEN_MORE".ĭetermines how much space is added below the layout. Text to display on mouseover (web) or long press (mobile).ĭetermines how much space is added above the layout. When set to true, each header, paragraph, or list item will truncate to a single line. Default: true.ĭetermines if wrapping to multiple lines will be prevented. When set to false, the component is hidden and is not evaluated. Used only for accessibility produces no visible change.ĭetermines whether the component is displayed on the interface. The help icon does not show when the label position is "COLLAPSED".Īdditional text to be announced by screen readers. The tooltip displays a maximum of 500 characters. ĭisplays a help icon with the specified text as a tooltip. Create rich text using a combination of text, a!richTextItem(), a!richTextHeader(), a!richTextImage(), a!richTextIcon(), a!richTextBulletedList(), or a!richTextNumberedList(). Does not apply to lists.Īrray of rich text to display. "JUSTIFIED" Aligns the label alongside the component starting at the edge of the page.ĭetermines alignment of the text value.

The label will still be read by screen readers see accessibility considerations for more information.

"ADJACENT" Displays the label to the left of the component.

"ABOVE" (default) Displays the label above the component.

Without them, this project would not have been possible.A!richTextDisplayField( label, labelPosition, instructions, align, value, helpTooltip, accessibilityText, showWhen, preventWrapping, tooltip, marginAbove, marginBelow )ĭisplays text in variety of styles, including bold, italics, underline, links, headers, and numbered and bulleted lists.ĭetermines where the label appears. This package is based on Slate & Plate and also borrows some of their code.

To learn more, please check Plate's website. All of the existing rich text plugins were rewritten to use Plate. Plate is a powerful plugin system to make it easy to work with Slate. If you're upgrading from < 0.50.x Please check the library migration guide Here is a highlight of the major changes: You will need to adapt your fork to work with v2. Since the public API exposed by the package remains the same, upgrading to v2 should be seamless as it's just a matter of installing the latest version from npm. There are two ways our users typically use the rich-text field editor: 1. To bring support for Rich Text Tables we rewrote most of the internals of this package to adapt the latest version of Slate. Import 'codemirror/lib/codemirror.css' import from Migrating to v2