Hello everyone,
I'm trying to make my stops display with text similar to a commercial virtual console - that is with the name on the top portion (using rocker tabs), and the height on the bottom portion, preferably in larger font. Is there a way within the <DisplayName> attribute to:
1) Trigger a line feed/carriage return within the name - for example - Stop name: Flute a Bec - I don't want "Flute a" on one line, and "Bec" on the second, or "Flute" on the first line, and "a bec" on the second - I'd like "Flute","a","Bec" to take three lines, with the text centered on each line. I've tried the 'LF' - xml line feed, but I can't figure out how to mark the line feed character within the <DisplayName> attribute so XML recognizes it as a line feed, and doesn't display the 'LF' in the middle of the stop name.
2) Change fonts/sizes within the name (or even bold part of the name, or in this case, the height), so the height can be slightly larger, and (using wingdings or something like that) display a fraction as a fraction - not as 2/3 - I want (in this example) the '2' to be above the '3' with the line in between, not all on the same line, which appears to be the default way of displaying.
I know I can define a CustomDisplayStyle unique to each stop, and design a stop tab with the name and height printed directly on the image, and leave out the <DisplayName> attribute all together, but if possible, I'd prefer not to create 50+ CustomDisplayStyles...
Thanks in advance for any help.
Kevin
I'm trying to make my stops display with text similar to a commercial virtual console - that is with the name on the top portion (using rocker tabs), and the height on the bottom portion, preferably in larger font. Is there a way within the <DisplayName> attribute to:
1) Trigger a line feed/carriage return within the name - for example - Stop name: Flute a Bec - I don't want "Flute a" on one line, and "Bec" on the second, or "Flute" on the first line, and "a bec" on the second - I'd like "Flute","a","Bec" to take three lines, with the text centered on each line. I've tried the 'LF' - xml line feed, but I can't figure out how to mark the line feed character within the <DisplayName> attribute so XML recognizes it as a line feed, and doesn't display the 'LF' in the middle of the stop name.
2) Change fonts/sizes within the name (or even bold part of the name, or in this case, the height), so the height can be slightly larger, and (using wingdings or something like that) display a fraction as a fraction - not as 2/3 - I want (in this example) the '2' to be above the '3' with the line in between, not all on the same line, which appears to be the default way of displaying.
I know I can define a CustomDisplayStyle unique to each stop, and design a stop tab with the name and height printed directly on the image, and leave out the <DisplayName> attribute all together, but if possible, I'd prefer not to create 50+ CustomDisplayStyles...
Thanks in advance for any help.
Kevin