Mathematica Tutorial: Notebooks And Documents - Wolfram Research

Notebooks and Documents 175The way that Mathematica actually sets up the definitions for styles is by using style definitioncells. These cells can either be given in separate stylesheet notebooks, or can be included in theoptions of a specific notebook. In either case, you can access style definitions by using the EditStylesheet menu item in the standard notebook front end.Options for CellsMathematica provides a large number of options for cells. All of these options can be accessedthrough the Option Inspector menu item in the front end. They can be set either directly atthe level of individual cells or at a higher level, to be inherited by individual cells.optiontypical defaultvalueCellDingbat None a dingbat to use to emphasize the cellCellFrame False whether to draw a frame around the cellBackground None the background color for the cellShowCellBracket True whether to display the cell bracketMagnification 1. the magnification at which to display thecellCellOpen True whether to display the contents of the cellSome basic cell display options.In[1]:=This creates a cell in "Section" style with default settings for all options.CellPrint@Cell@"A Heading", "Section"DD