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Body Properties

This topic describes the properties of the Body object in a library component.

The Body object in library components resembles the Report Body object in page reports and web reports. It works as a flow layout container to hold the components in a library component.

Property Name Description
Border
Bottom Border Color Shows the color for the bottom border of the object. This property is read only.

Data type: String
Bottom Border Thickness Shows the thickness for the bottom border of the object. This property is read only.

Data type: Float
Bottom Line Shows the line style for the bottom border of the object. This property is read only.

Data type: Enumeration
Left Border Color Shows the color for the left border of the object. This property is read only.

Data type: String
Left Border Thickness Shows the thickness for the left border of the object. This property is read only.

Data type: Float
Left Line Shows the line style for the left border of the object. This property is read only.

Data type: Enumeration
Right Border Color Shows the color for the right border of the object. This property is read only.

Data type: String
Right Border Thickness Shows the thickness for the right border of the object. This property is read only.

Data type: Float
Right Line Shows the line style for the right border of the object. This property is read only.

Data type: Enumeration
Top Border Color Shows the color for the top border of the object. This property is read only.

Data type: String
Top Border Thickness Shows the thickness for the top border of the object. This property is read only.

Data type: Float
Top Line Shows the line style for the top border of the object. This property is read only.

Data type: Enumeration
Color
Background Specifies the background color of the object. Choose a color from the drop-down list or select Custom to customize a color in the Pick a Color dialog box. You can also type a hexadecimal RGB value (for example, 0xff0000) to specify a color.

Data type: String
CSS
Class Specifies the name of the Class Selector to apply to the object, which you define in the CSS file of the style the report applies.

For example, if you define the CSS file as follows:

@charset "GBK";
TextField {Background: #ff0000}
/*Style=LabelX*/
TextField[Style="LabelX"]{Background: #0000FF}
/*ID=W*/
TextField#W{Background: #FFFF00}
/*class=C*/
TextField.C{Background: #00FFFF}

To apply the Class Selector in the file to the object, type C in the value cell.

Data type: String
Padding
Bottom Padding Specifies the space between the content in the object and the bottom border of the object. Type a numeric value to change the padding.

Data type: Float
Left Padding Specifies the space between the content in the object and the left border of the object. Type a numeric value to change the padding.

Data type: Float
Right Padding Specifies the space between the content in the object and the right border of the object. Type a numeric value to change the padding.

Data type: Float
Top Padding Specifies the space between the content in the object and the top border of the object. Type a numeric value to change the padding.

Data type: Float
Margin
Bottom Margin Specifies the distance between the object and the bottom border of the library component contents. Type a numeric value to change the margin.

Data type: Float
Left Margin Specifies the distance between the object and the left border of the library component contents. Type a numeric value to change the margin.

Data type: Float
Right Margin Specifies the distance between the object and the right border of the library component contents. Type a numeric value to change the margin.

Data type: Float
Top Margin Specifies the distance between the object and the top border of the library component contents. Type a numeric value to change the margin.

Data type: Float
Others
Auto Scale in Number Specifies whether to automatically scale the Number values in the object that fall into the two ranges:
  • When 1000 <= value < 10^15, Designer applies the following quantity unit symbols of the International System of Units to scale the values: K (10^3), M (10^6), G (10^9), and T (10^12).
  • When 0 < value < 0.001 or value >= 10^15, Designer uses scientific notation to scale the values.

Data type: Boolean

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