RichTextRunFont.SchemeStyle Property
Gets or sets the scheme of the font applied to the current text run.
Namespace: DevExpress.Spreadsheet
Assembly: DevExpress.Spreadsheet.v23.2.Core.dll
NuGet Package: DevExpress.Spreadsheet.Core
Declaration
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| FontSchemeStyles | A FontSchemeStyles enumeration member. |
Available values:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| None | Specifies that the given font is not a theme font. |
| Minor | Specifies the minor font of the document theme. |
| Major | Specifies the major font of the document theme. |
Remarks
The RichTextRunFont object’s properties allow you to specify font settings for individual regions of the cell text (so-called text runs defined by the RichTextRun objects). The SchemeStyle property allows you to use a major or minor font of the current theme specified in the document. Major fonts are usually used for titles and headings, and minor fonts are used for the body text of a worksheet cell. When a document theme is changed, the theme fonts are updated to use the new major and minor fonts specified for the selected theme. For a custom font, the SchemeStyle property is FontSchemeStyles.None.
To apply rich formatting to a portion of the cell text, do one of the following:
- Explicitly add a text run to the rich text string and set the run’s font settings using the RichTextString.AddTextRun method.
- Use the RichTextString.Characters method to format specific characters within the cell text. This method returns the RichTextRange object that represents the specified text subset and allows you to set its font characteristics using the RichTextRange.SetFont method.
Call the CellRange.SetRichText method to assign the rich formatted text to a cell.
To view font settings applied to an existing run, use the run’s RichTextRun.Font property.
Refer to the How to: Apply Rich Formatting to Cell Text document for examples on how to apply different fonts to specific regions of the cell text.