The other is the foreground of many parts of the body file, including SAS titles and footnotes. All rights reserved. Previous Page Next Page. Program 1: Description When you are working with styles, you are more likely to modify a SAS style than to write a completely new style.
To customize the style for use at a specific site, it is helpful to know what each style element in the style specifies. These styles utilize a number of style attributes that are used by other style elements, but they also use several style attributes that are unique to graph styles.
Therefore, the starting color is transparent. With transparency, specify the level of transparency from 0. With graph styles, elements, or templates you can also combine images and colors to create a blending affect. The blending works best when you use a grayscale image with a specified color. See Style Attributes and Their Values for a complete listing of style attributes. In addition to using defined ODS styles, you can also modify an existing style or create an entirely new style using the new graph style elements.
To help you become familiar with styles, style elements, and style attributes, look at the relationship between them. The following program creates a style, Concepts. The diagram that follows the program shows the relationship between the style, the style elements, and the style attributes. Style is a style. Styles describe how to display presentation aspects color, font, font size, and so on of the output for an entire SAS job.
A style determines the overall appearance of the ODS documents that use it. Each style is composed of style elements. New styles can be created independently or from an existing style. CellData and CellEmphasis are style elements. A style element is a collection of style attributes that apply to a particular part of the output for a SAS program. For example, a style element might contain instructions for the presentation of column headings or for the presentation of the data inside table cells.
Style elements might also specify default colors and fonts for output that uses the style. Style attributes specify a value for one aspect of the presentation. Style attributes exist within style elements and can be supplied by SAS or be user-defined. It specifies to substitute the value black whenever the value "dark" is specified. The value celldata "dark" is a style reference. Style attributes can be referenced with style references.
See style-reference for more information about style references. The style elements are used in the new template unless the new template has style elements that overrides them. When I've finished testing, that's when I settle on the final template name and generate the production template code.
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