When the program executes on a non-graphical system, the values specified in the CLINES and CSIZE phrases, if present, replace the values specified by the LINES and SIZE phrases.
The default value of LINES is 1. The default value of SIZE is computed by measuring the length of the label's title using the label's font and dividing by the width of the zero character. Thus, the default width of a label exactly occupies the space its text takes up on the screen.
To get a multiline label, set the LINES value to the number of lines wanted and the SIZE value to the desired width. SIZE specifies the width that each line of the label will occupy
If you are using the WIN32_NATIVECTLS runtime variable to automatically enable Windows XP or Vista control styles, label background colors may exhibit a darker background when residing on frames or tab frames. This is because XP and Vista label controls have a different background color than frames or tab frames. Making labels have the TRANSPARENT property resolves this issue.
This property enables you to apply CSS styles to the control when the program is run through AcuToWeb. The value of ATW-CSS-CLASS should represent a corresponding class in the current theme (that is, a .class-name entry in the cascading style sheet) deployed when you run your program through AcuToWeb. This property can be applied to more than one control in your program.
If both the ATW-CSS-CLASS and ATW-CSS-ID properties are specified for this control, and both correspond to the same style in the style sheet, the style specified by ATW-CSS-ID takes precedence.
See Cascading Style Sheet Syntax for more information about additional in-built styles in AcuToWeb.
This property enables you to apply CSS styles to the control when the program is run through AcuToWeb. The value of ATW-CSS-ID should represent a corresponding ID in the current theme ((that is, a #class-name entry in the cascading style sheet)) deployed when you run your program through AcuToWeb. The value of this property must be unique, and only applied to one control in your program.
If both the ATW-CSS-CLASS and ATW-CSS-ID properties are specified for this control, and both correspond to the same style in the style sheet, the style specified by ATW-CSS-ID takes precedence.
See Cascading Style Sheet Syntax for more information about additional in-built styles in AcuToWeb.
| LEFT |
This alignment style causes the label’s text to be left-aligned in its region. By default, the label text is not justified.
When LEFT, RIGHT, or CENTER is specified at the time the label is created, the label's text is stripped of leading and trailing spaces before the default size is computed. |
| RIGHT | This style causes the label's text to be right-aligned in its region. This will appear no differently from LEFT if the SIZE of the label does not provide any extra space for the label's text. |
| CENTER, CENTERED | This style causes the label's text to be centered in its region. This will appear no differently from LEFT if the SIZE of the label does not provide any extra space for the label's text. |
| NO-KEY-LETTER | This style suppresses the interpretation of "&" as a key prefix. This is useful in cases in which you are assigning user-entered data to a label and want to allow values that include the ampersand ("&") character (such as "AT&T"). |
| TRANSPARENT | This style makes a label's background invisible, so that anything underneath the label shows through. TRANSPARENT is useful if you want to display a label that blends into a background having more than one color. It is also useful when labels appear on frames or tab frames and you are using the WIN32_NATIVECTLS runtime variable to automatically enable XP or Vista control styles. In this case (due to Microsoft design of these controls) the label may have a darker background than the frame. Making the label transparent resolves this issue. |