Combo box

Combo box Name

Description

CSS Class

User can add different CSS classes to the CSS Class combo box using the ClassNameList property, and then the user can assign the CSS class to any current tag in WYSIWYG mode using the CSS combo box.

The list of CSS classes can be changed at run time, for example:

Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load

    C1WebEditor1.ClassNameList.Clear()

    C1WebEditor1.ClassNameList.Add("Class Description", "Class_Name")

End Sub       

Style

Changes the text style. The Style combo box includes the following styles: Normal, Paragraph, Heading 1, Heading 2, Heading 3, Heading 4, Heading 5, Heading 6, Address, Formatted.

Font

Changes the font style. The Font combo box includes the following fonts: Arial, Courier New, Garamond, Tahoma, Times, Verdana, Wingdings.

Size

Changes the size of the text. The Size combo box includes the following sizes: Very Small, Smaller, Small, Medium, Large, Larger, Very Large.

Button

Button Name

Description

Bold

Emphasizes text by making text darker than the surrounding text using the <strong> tag.

Italic

Emphasizes text by applying italicized formatting using the <em> tag.

Underline

Adds a line beneath the text using the <u> tag.

Strikethrough

Adds a horizontal line through the center of the text using the <strike> tag.

Subscript

Makes text appear smaller than the normal line of type and sets text slightly below the baseline using the <sub> tag.

Superscript

Makes text appear smaller than the normal line of type and sets text slightly above the baseline using the <sup> tag.

Remove Format

Removes formatting applied by buttons in this table.