Adobe 65011817 Extended User Guide - Page 255

Last updated 12/8/2009 EXTENDING FIREWORKS 251 Objects within Fireworks documents Property sliceID • sliceKind tdTagText Data type string string string Notes An arbitrary string that uniquely identifies this slice. If set to "image", generates an image; if set to "empty", generates the text specified by htmlText. This string contains all the attributes of a table cell except the colspan and rowspan values. An example value is "bgcolor=ff0000" valign="top". Path object Path is a subclass of the base class Element and contains the following properties in addition to those in Element (for more information, see "Element object" on page 247). Property contours isEvenOddFill pathAttributes randSeed textureOffset Data type array Boolean object float point Notes Array of Contour objects on this Path object (for more information, see "Contour object" on page 239). true if the path uses an even/odd fill. PathAttrs object (for more information, see "PathAttrs object" on page 261). A 32-bit integer. JavaScript integers hold only 31-bit numbers, so it is stored as a floating-point number. If the path has a textured brush or fill, specifies the offset of the texture's origin. Text object Text is a subclass of the base class Element and contains the following properties in addition to those in Element (for more information, see "Element object" on page 247). Property antiAliased antiAliasMode autoExpand autoKern orientation pathAttributes randSeed Data type Boolean string Boolean Boolean string object float Notes If set to true (the default), anti-aliases the text. Acceptable values are "smooth", "crisp", and "strong". This value is ignored if the antiAliased property is set to false. If set to true, the bounding box will expand automatically to fit a line of text to prevent word wrapping. If set to true, uses pair-kerning information in the fonts to kern the text. If set to false, pair-kerning information in the fonts is ignored. Default value is true. Acceptable values are "horizontal left to right" (the default), "vertical right to left", "horizontal right to left", and "vertical left to right". PathAttrs object (for more information, see "PathAttrs object" on page 261). A 32-bit integer. JavaScript integers hold only 31-bit numbers, so it is stored as a floating-point number.