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1ndivisible
Inspiring
August 2, 2010
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TLF Markup

  • August 2, 2010
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Hi,

Can someone point me in the direction of some documenation containing the complete list of tags and attributes supported in TLF markup?

Thanks.

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Correct answer injpix

Well to be exact on new tags for TLF 2.0, it looks like <list> and <li> have been added.  Click on the 'Lists Markup' link from this page for the documentation.

http://blogs.adobe.com/tlf/2010/07/tlf-20-lists-markup.html

And here is the download link for TLF 2.0:

http://sourceforge.net/downloads/tlf.adobe/

Again, to use TLF 2.0, you need to stay with Flex SDK 4.0.

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robin_briggs
Adobe Employee
August 2, 2010

Which attributes take effect at which level in the flow hierarchy is explained in the FXG documentation. See:

http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/flexsdk/FXG+2.0+Specification

under "Formatting Attributes". It has character-level (these are leaf or span attributes), paragraph attributes, and container (ContainerController or TextFlow or RichEditableText).

Hope this helps,

- robin

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injpix
Inspiring
August 2, 2010

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flex/using/WS02f7d8d4857b1677-165a04e1126951a2d98-7ff6.html

TLF 2.0 has a few more tags added to that list, but you need to currently use Flex SDK 4.0 and not 4.1.

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injpixCorrect answer
Inspiring
August 2, 2010

Well to be exact on new tags for TLF 2.0, it looks like <list> and <li> have been added.  Click on the 'Lists Markup' link from this page for the documentation.

http://blogs.adobe.com/tlf/2010/07/tlf-20-lists-markup.html

And here is the download link for TLF 2.0:

http://sourceforge.net/downloads/tlf.adobe/

Again, to use TLF 2.0, you need to stay with Flex SDK 4.0.

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1ndivisibleAuthor
Inspiring
August 2, 2010

Thanks for replying. I figured there had to be a more comprehensive list somewhere, but seems that's all there is.

Is there a list of styles that I can apply anywhere? I'm trying to insert a series of images, each with a caption underneath, but I can't find any documenation on what styles are supported. Can a use horizontalAlign:middle, display:inline etc?

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