Attributes which can be set, removed or left unchanged, based on the state of the CheckBox control.
Attributes which can either be set or left unchanged.
Even though you can specify both a horizontal and a vertical scale in the above dialog, QuarkXPress will only accept one of the 2 choices.
It is your responsibility to only select vertical or horizontal scale, and to ensure that this choice does not conflict with any attributes currently specified in the GridTemplate.
Kerning is a property between 2 characters, not a property of any individual character.
Therefore when kerning is applied to a range of characters, it is in reality applied to the first and second characters, and so on, until we reach the last character whose kerning to the following character is also set to the specified value.
This value is in percentage, where 100% corresponds to the full color, and 0% to white.
Select one of the list of colors contained in the current GridTemplate.
This option, in addition to any formatting changes specified in the other parts of the dialog, can be used to replace the text by a fixed text, such as a wingding.
This could be used, for example, to replace the outside days of a MiniCalendar by a hyphen or a bullet.
You can specify that the text should not replace the date, but should instead be prepended or appended. In this manner, and usually with a Sara to fine-tune the details, one can display, for example, flags on certain national holidays.
Allows you to specify text stroking to apply to the text (requires QuarkXPress 2017 or above).
This option is only visible, if the Text Attributes Editor is launched from within the minicalendar options dialog, and it specifies how to reconcile multiple, and possibly conflicting, sets of attributes to be applied (for example, if the current week options are set to change the text color to blue, and the current day options are set to change the text color to red).
As Q++Studio evaluates the conditions for each set of options from top to bottom then left to right, each additional set of formatting options is added cumulatively.
All options are reset to those of the current dialog, but subsequent options (running from top to bottom then left to right) are still added to the options of the current dialog.
The only options considered are those of the current dialog.
For more details on how the many text formatting options of MiniCalendars are processed, see minicalendar formatting sequence.
See also: Common UI Elements, MiniCalendar Options.
Topic 175445 updated on 23-Feb-2019.