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StyleDefinitions
StyleDefinitions
is an option for notebooks that gives definitions for the styles that can be used in a notebook.
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StyleDefinitions
specifies that style definitions from the notebook
should be used.
The standard notebook front end comes with a selection of style definition notebooks containing styles appropriate for particular purposes.
StyleDefinitions
->
Notebook
[
...
]
allows style definitions to be given explicitly.
The definition for a style named
is specified by the options for the first cell whose contents is
StyleData
.
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(1)
Create a document with styles defined in the standard stylesheet
:
Check the
StyleDefinitions
setting:
Use
SetOptions
to switch to a different stylesheet:
Create a document with styles defined in the standard stylesheet
:
In[1]:=
Check the
StyleDefinitions
setting:
In[2]:=
Out[2]=
Use
SetOptions
to switch to a different stylesheet:
In[3]:=
SEE ALSO
ScreenStyleEnvironment
PrintingStyleEnvironment
TUTORIALS
Styles and the Inheritance of Option Settings
Options for Notebooks
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Document Generation
Programmatic Notebook & Interface Customization
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