General ODS Style Elements :: SAS(R) 9.3 Output Delivery System: User's Guide, Second Edition

Miscellaneous Style Elements

Style Element	Description	Inherits from
Miscellaneous
Container 1	Controls all container-oriented elements
Continued	Controls continued flag when a table breaks across a page (paginated destinations only)	TitlesAndFooters
ExtendedPage	Message when page won't fit (Printer only)	TitlesAndFooters
PageNo	Controls page numbers for paginated destinations	TitlesAndFooters
Parskip	Controls space between tables	TitlesAndFooters
PrePage	Controls the ODS RTF/MEASURED PREPAGE= style
StartUpFunction	This is a Javascript function that is added to the HTML output. Any Javascript code in the TAGATTR= attribute is executed when the page is loaded.
ShutDownFunction	Controls the Shut-Down function. This is a Javascript function that is added to the HTML output. Any Javascript code in the TAGATTR= attribute is executed when the page is exited.
UserText	Controls the ODS TEXT= style	Note
1An abstract style element. Abstract elements are not explicitly used in the ODS output. They are used for inheritance purposes only. Because of this, abstract styles will not appear in the output of destinations that generate a style sheet.

Style Elements Affecting Documents

Style Element	Description	Inherits from
Documents
Document	Controls the various document bodies. This generally includes things like the page background color and page margins.	Container 1
Body	Controls the Body file	Document
Frame	Controls the Frame file for HTML	Document
Contents	Controls the Contents file	Document
Pages	Controls the Page file	Document
1An abstract style element. Abstract elements are not explicitly used in the ODS output. They are used for inheritance purposes only. Because of this, abstract styles will not appear in the output of destinations that generate a style sheet.

Style Elements Affecting Dates

Style Element	Description	Inherits from
Dates
BodyDate	Controls the date field in the Contents file	ContentsDate
Date	Controls how date fields look	Container1
PagesDate	Controls the date field in the Pages file	Date
1An abstract style element. Abstract elements are not explicitly used in the ODS output. They are used for inheritance purposes only. Because of this, abstract styles will not appear in the output of destinations that generate a style sheet.

Style Elements Affecting Table of Contents and Table of Pages

Style Element	Description	Inherits from
Table of Contents and Table of Pages
IndexItem	Controls list items and folders for Contents and Pages	Container 1
ContentFolder	Controls the folders in the Contents file	IndexItem
ByContentFolder	Controls the byline folders in the Contents file	ContentFolder
ContentItem	Controls the items in the Contents file	IndexItem
PagesItem	Controls the items in the Pages file	IndexItem
Index	Controls miscellaneous Contents and Pages components	Container 1
IndexProcName	Controls the PROC name in the Contents and Pages files	Index 1
ContentProcName	Controls the PROC name in the Contents file	IndexProcName
ContentProcLabel	Controls the PROC label in the Contents file	ContentProcName
PagesProcName	Controls the PROC name in the Pages file	IndexProcName
PagesProcLabel	Controls the PROC label in the Pages file	PagesProcName
IndexAction	Determines what happens on mouse-over events for folders and items (HTML only)	IndexItem
FolderAction	Determines what happens on mouse-over events for folders (HTML only)	IndexAction
IndexTitle	Controls the title of Contents and Pages files	Index 1
ContentTitle	Controls the title of the Contents file.	IndexTitle
1An abstract style element. Abstract elements are not explicitly used in the ODS output. They are used for inheritance purposes only. Because of this, abstract styles will not appear in the output of destinations that generate a style sheet.

Style Elements Affecting Titles and Footers

Style Element	Description	Inherits from
System Titles and Footers
SysTitleAndFooterContainer	Controls the container for system page title and system page footer. This element is usually used to add borders around a title.	Container
TitlesAndFooters	Controls system page title text and system page footer text	Container1
SystemTitle	Controls system title text	TitlesAndFooters
SystemTitle2	Controls system title2 text	SystemTitle
SystemTitle3	Controls system title3 text	SystemTitle2
SystemTitle4	Controls system title4 text	SystemTitle3
SystemTitle5	Controls system title5 text	SystemTitle4
SystemTitle6	Controls system title6 text	SystemTitle5
SystemTitle7	Controls system title7 text	SystemTitle6
SystemTitle8	Controls system title8 text	SystemTitle7
SystemTitle9	Controls system title9 text	SystemTitle8
SystemTitle10	Controls system title10 text	SystemTitle9
SystemFooter	Controls system footer text	TitlesAndFooters
SystemFooter2	Controls system footer2 text	SystemFooter
SystemFooter3	Controls system footer3 text	SystemFooter2
SystemFooter4	Controls system footer4 text	SystemFooter3
SystemFooter5	Controls system footer5 text	SystemFooter4
SystemFooter6	Controls system footer6 text	SystemFooter5
SystemFooter7	Controls system footer7 text	SystemFooter6
SystemFooter8	Controls system footer8 text	SystemFooter7
SystemFooter8	Controls system footer8 text	SystemFooter7
SystemFooter9	Controls system footer9 text	SystemFooter8
SystemFooter10	Controls system footer10 text	SystemFooter9
1An abstract style element. Abstract elements are not explicitly used in the ODS output. They are used for inheritance purposes only. Because of this, abstract styles will not appear in the output of destinations that generate a style sheet.

Style Elements Affecting Procedure Titles

Style Element	Description	Inherits from
PROC Titles
TitleAndNoteContainer	Controls the container for procedure-defined titles and notes	Container
ProcTitle	Controls procedure title text	TitlesAndFooters
ProcTitleFixed	Controls procedure title text that requests a fixed font	ProcTitle

Style Elements Affecting Bylines

Style Element	Description	Inherits from
Bylines
BylineContainer	Controls the container for the byline. This is generally used to add borders to a byline.	Container
Byline	Controls byline text	TitlesAndFooters

Style Elements Affecting Notes, Warnings, and Errors

Style Element	Description	Inherits from
Notes, Warnings, and Errors
Notes, warnings, and errors consist of two pieces: a banner area and a content area as shown in the following diagram. The Banner elements generally print the content of the banner (that is, “NOTE:”, “WARNING:”, and so on) using the PRETEXT= attribute.

Note	Controls the container for note banners and note contents	Container1
NoteBanner	Controls the banner for NOTE:s	Note
NoteContent	Controls the contents for NOTE:s	Note
NoteContentFixed	Controls the contents for NOTE:s. Fixed font.	NoteContent
WarnBanner	Controls the banner for WARNING:s	Note
WarnContent	Controls the contents of WARNING:s	Note
WarnContentFixed	Controls the contents for WARNING:s. Fixed font.	WarnContent
ErrorBanner	Controls the banner for ERROR:s	Note
ErrorContent	Controls the contents of ERROR:s	Note
ErrorContentFixed	Controls the contents for ERROR:s. Fixed font.	ErrorContent
FatalBanner	Controls the banner for FATAL:s	Note
FatalContent	Controls the contents of FATAL:s	Note
FatalContentFixed	Controls the contents for FATAL:s. Fixed font.	FatalContent
1An abstract style element. Abstract elements are not explicitly used in the ODS output. They are used for inheritance purposes only. Because of this, abstract styles will not appear in the output of destinations that generate a style sheet.

Style Elements Affecting Tables and Batch Output

Style Element	Description	Inherits from
Tables and Batch Output
Output	Controls basic output forms. This is generally used to control the borders (using the FRAME=, RULES=, and individual border control attributes), cell spacing, cell padding, and background color.	Container1
Table	Controls overall table style	Output
Batch	Controls batch mode output	Output
TableHeaderContainer	Places and controls the box around all column headings (RTF only)	Container1

TableFooterContainer	Places and controls the box around all column footers (RTF only)	Container1

ColumnGroup	Places and controls the box around groups of columns (RTF only)	Container1

1An abstract style element. Abstract elements are not explicitly used in the ODS output. They are used for inheritance purposes only. Because of this, abstract styles will not appear in the output of destinations that generate a style sheet.

Style Elements Affecting Data Cells in Tables

Style Element	Description	Inherits from
Table Data Cells
Cell	Controls data, header, and footer cells	Container1
Data	Default style for data cells	Cell
DataFixed	Default style for data cells that request a fixed font	Data
DataEmpty	Controls emphasized data cells	Data
DataEmphasis	Controls emphasized data cells	Data
DataEmphasisFixed	Controls emphasized data cells that request a fixed font	DataEmphasis
DataStrong	Controls strong (more emphasized) data cells	Data
DataStrongFixed	Controls strong (more emphasized) data cells that request a fixed font	DataStrong
1An abstract style element. Abstract elements are not explicitly used in the ODS output. They are used for inheritance purposes only. Because of this, abstract styles will not appear in the output of destinations that generate a style sheet.

Style Elements Affecting Header and Footer Cells

Style Element	Description	Inherits from
Table Header and Footer Cells
HeadersAndFooters	Controls table headers and footers	Cell1
Header	Controls the headers of a table	HeadersAndFooters
HeaderFixed	Controls the header of a table that request a fixed font	Header
HeaderEmpty	Controls empty table header cells	Header
HeaderEmphasis	Controls emphasized table header cells that request a fixed font	Header
HeaderEmphasisFixed	Controls emphasized table header cells that request a fixed font	HeaderEmphasis
HeaderStrong	Controls strong (more emphasized) table header cells	Header
HeaderStrongFixed	Controls strong (more emphasized) table header cells	HeaderStrong
RowHeader	Controls row headers	Header
RowHeaderFixed	Controls row headers that request a fixed font	RowHeader
RowHeaderEmpty	Controls empty row headers	RowHeader
RowHeaderEmphasis	Controls emphasized row headers	RowHeader
RowHeaderEmphasisFixed	Controls emphasized row headers that request a fixed font	RowHeaderEmphasis
RowHeaderStrong	Controls strong (more emphasized) row headers	RowHeader
RowHeaderStrongFixed	Controls strong (more emphasized) row headers that request a fixed font	RowHeaderStrong
Footer	Controls table footers	HeadersAndFooters
FooterFixed	Controls table footers that request a fixed font	Footer
FooterEmpty	Controls empty table footers	Footer
FooterEmphasis	Controls emphasized table footers	Footer
FooterEmphasisFixed	Controls emphasized table footers that request a fixed font	FooterEmphasis
FooterStrong	Controls strong (more emphasized) table footers	Footer
FooterStrongFixed	Controls strong (more emphasized) table footers that request a fixed font	FooterStrong
RowFooter	Controls a row footer (label)	Footer
RowFooterFixed	Controls a row footer (label) that request a fixed font	RowFooter
RowFooterEmpty	Controls an empty row footer (label)	RowFooter
RowFooterEmphasis	Controls an emphasized row footer (label)	RowFooter
RowFooterEmphasisFixed	Controls an emphasized row footer (label) that request a fixed font	RowFooterEmphasis
RowFooterStrong	Controls a strong (more emphasized) row footer (label)	RowFooter
RowFooterStrongFixed	Controls a strong (more emphasized) row footer (label) that requests a fixed font	RowFooterStrong
1An abstract style element. Abstract elements are not explicitly used in the ODS output. They are used for inheritance purposes only. Because of this, abstract styles will not appear in the output of destinations that generate a style sheet.

Style Elements Affecting PROC TABULATE Captions

Style Element	Description	Inherits from
PROC TABULATE Captions
Caption	Controls captions in PROC TABULATE	HeadersAndFooters1
BeforeCaption	Controls the caption that comes before a table	Caption
AfterCaption	Controls the caption that comes after a table	Caption
1An abstract style element. Abstract elements are not explicitly used in the ODS output. They are used for inheritance purposes only. Because of this, abstract styles will not appear in the output of destinations that generate a style sheet.