Understanding Class Attributes

Class attributes are grouped into categories and appear in a tabbed dialog box for each class.

Note:

PeopleSoft Application Designer does not render certain style class formatting attributes at design time. You might be able to see the attribute at runtime only. Also, not all browsers support every style class attribute.

PeopleSoft Pure Internet Architecture supports the attributes that are listed in the World Wide Web Consortium (W3), Cascading Style Sheets, Level 1.

See http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS1.

Every class has each of these major attributes, which correspond to a tab in the Class dialog box.

Term	Definition
Font	Controls the font in which text appears. If more than one font is specified, the browser displays the first font; if it cannot find it, it displays the next font.
Spacing/Alignment	Controls the spacing in addition to the default spacing. You can specify additional spacing between words and between letters. You can also specify the alignment, height, indent, and white space.
Background	Controls the background colors for the page control. If the background is an image, you can select how the image appears.
Border	Controls the border that appears around the element. You can specify width, color, and style.
Margins	Controls the margins and padding on each side of the element.
Miscellaneous	Controls the display of list-item markers, URLs, and cursor formats.