21.4.5.10 styleLbl

This element defines the actual style which is applied to a node in a diagram The style is referenced from within layout node. The style label contains formatting (without defining color) such as the 3D properties and text properties associated with a shape.

[Example:

Consider the following example of a styleLbl in DiagramML:

<styleLbl name="node0">
  <scene3d>
    <camera prst="orthographicFront"/>
    <lightRig rig="flat" dir="t"/>
  </scene3d>
  <sp3d prstMaterial="flat">
    <bevelT w="120900" h="88900"/>
    <bevelB w="88900" h="31750" prst="angle"/>
  </sp3d>
  <txPr/>
  <style>
    <lnRef idx="0">
      <scrgbClr r="0" g="0" b="0"/>
    </lnRef>
    <fillRef idx="3">
      <scrgbClr r="0" g="0" b="0"/>
    </fillRef>
    <effectRef idx="2">
      <scrgbClr r="0" g="0" b="0"/>
    </effectRef>
    <fontRef idx="minor">
      <schemeClr val="lt1"/>
    </fontRef>
  </style>
</styleLbl>

In this example we see a styleLbl defined which sets 3D properties for the scene, shape 3D properties, line, fill, effect and font properties. end example]

Attributes

name (Style Name)

The name of the style. This apears as the tooltip in the user interface.

The possible values for this attribute are defined by the W3C XML Schema string datatype.

[Note: The W3C XML Schema definition of this element’s content model (CT_StyleLabel) is located in A.5.3. end note]