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XData ReportDisplayReport Display AttributesAttributeclassDescriptionCSS style class to apply to the element. Style classes are defined by the element, and some are given by the standard style sheet.When specifying a value for the class attribute, do not include the elementname that is given when creating the class. For example, if you have a styleclass named table.myTable that you want to use, in the specify:Parent elements propagate their class attribute value to children that do nothave a class specified. So if you define table.myTable, th.myTable, andtd.myTable, you only need to give the element a class attribute.Youcan even put a class attribute on the element to give a class forevery element in the report (at least, for those that do not override it with aclass attribute of their own).styleSimilar to the style attribute in CSS, this attribute may provide a semicolondelimitedlist of attribute:value pairs. For example:style="fill: yellow; font-size: 6pt ;"Information contained within the style attribute takes precedence over styleinformation given by the class.widthHTML length value that defines the element’s width. The exact meaningdepend on the individual element. If widths are omitted, the PDF renderingtool can produce unexpected results.4.7.1 The element renders all of its child elements sequentially. It can be used anywhere in the as a kind of spanning element, but it is most useful as a container within a . In general,a treats every child element as a new row or column, so the element can be used togroup multiple elements into a single row or column. For the list of elements that can contain,see the section “Layout and Display Elements.” has the following attributes.48 Using Zen Reports
Layout and Display ElementsAttributeDisplayattributescaptionDescriptionFor descriptions of style, width, and class, see the “Report Display Attributes”table in the section “Layout and Display Elements.”(Optional) Caption text for this block.Although you can enter ordinary text for this attribute, it has the underlyingdata type %ZEN.Datatype.caption. This makes it easy to localize its text intoother languages, as long as a language DOMAIN parameter is defined inthe Zen report class. The %ZEN.Datatype.caption data type also enables youto use $$$Text macros when you assign values to the caption property fromclient-side or server-side code.4.7.2 Within an XData ReportDisplay block, the element allows the Zen report class to respond tothe hierarchically structured data that is typical of XML.Important:There is a different element for use within an XData ReportDefinition block. has the following attributes in XData ReportDisplay.AttributeDisplayattributescaptionlineDescriptionFor descriptions of style, width, and class, see the “Report DisplayAttributes” table in the section “Layout and Display Elements.”(Optional) Caption text for this group.Although you can enter ordinary text for this attribute, it has the underlyingdata type %ZEN.Datatype.caption. This makes it easy to localize its text intoother languages, as long as a language DOMAIN parameter is defined inthe Zen report class. The %ZEN.Datatype.caption data type also enables youto use $$$Text macros when you assign values to the caption property fromclient-side or server-side code.HTML length value that specifies the thickness of the line to be drawnbetween each iteration of the group. If line is 0, no line is drawn.Using Zen Reports 49
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