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Fix spelling mistake
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Eric Lapouyade 2020-08-16 00:51:10 +02:00 committed by GitHub
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@ -188,7 +188,7 @@ RichText
When you use ``{{ <var> }}`` tag in your template, it will be replaced by the string contained within `var` variable. When you use ``{{ <var> }}`` tag in your template, it will be replaced by the string contained within `var` variable.
BUT it will keep the current style. BUT it will keep the current style.
If you want to add dynamically changeable style, you have to use both : the ``{{r <var> }}`` tag AND a ``RichText`` object within `var` variable. If you want to add dynamically changeable style, you have to use both : the ``{{r <var> }}`` tag AND a ``RichText`` object within `var` variable.
You can change color, bold, italic, size and so on, but the best way is to use Microsoft Word to define your own *caracter* style You can change color, bold, italic, size and so on, but the best way is to use Microsoft Word to define your own *character* style
( Home tab -> modify style -> manage style button -> New style, select ‘Character style’ in the form ), see example in `tests/richtext.py` ( Home tab -> modify style -> manage style button -> New style, select ‘Character style’ in the form ), see example in `tests/richtext.py`
Instead of using ``RichText()``, one can use its shortcut : ``R()`` Instead of using ``RichText()``, one can use its shortcut : ``R()``