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This page illustrates using scripted control of the font used to print
the document header and footer.
Print or preview this page to see the font that has been set.
headerFooterFont
Description
From version 6.5.439, ScriptX supports retrieving and specifying the font
used to render the document header and footer. The use of this feature
requires Internet Explorer 8 or later.
Specifies or retrieves the description of the font to use. The font is
described using a css style definition, one or more of the following semicolon-delimited values:
| Value |
Description |
| font-family |
The font family name to use. |
| font-size |
The size to use, units should be pixels. |
| color |
The colour for rendering the text, given as an RGB value - for
example, rgb(255,0,0) |
| font-weight |
The weight of the font as normal or bold |
| font-style |
The font style, as italic,
normal,
or oblique |
Note: No error is thrown if this property is used with versions of Internet Explorer prior to 8 - settings are simply ignored.
Syntax
printing.headerFooterFont = sFontSpec
Settings
This a read-write property.
Example
factory.printing.headerFooterFont = "font-family: Comic Sans MS; font-size: 16px; color: rgb(0,128,0); font-weight: bold;"