Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) Version 1.4. Part 3: OpenDocument Schema

Committee Specification Draft 01

18 March 2024

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Technical Committee:

OASIS Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) TC

Chairs:

Patrick Durusau (patrick@durusau.net), Individual

Svante Schubert (svante.schubert@gmail.com), Individual

Editors:

Francis Cave (francis@franciscave.com), Individual

Patrick Durusau (patrick@durusau.net), Individual

Svante Schubert (svante.schubert@gmail.com), Individual

Michael Stahl (michael.stahl@allotropia.de), allotropia software GmbH

Additional artifacts:

This prose specification is one component of a Work Product which includes:

- •Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) Version 1.4. Part 1: Introduction. https://docs.oasis-open.org/office/OpenDocument/v1.4/csd01/part1-introduction/OpenDocument-v1.4-csd01-part1-introduction.html.

- •Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) Version 1.4. Part 2: Packages. https://docs.oasis-open.org/office/OpenDocument/v1.4/csd01/part2-packages/OpenDocument-v1.4-csd01-part2-packages.html.

- •Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) Version 1.4. Part 3: OpenDocument Schema. (this part) https://docs.oasis-open.org/office/OpenDocument/v1.4/csd01/part3-schema/OpenDocument-v1.4-csd01-part3-schema.html.

- •Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) Version 1.4. Part 4: Recalculated Formula (OpenFormula) Format. https://docs.oasis-open.org/office/OpenDocument/v1.4/csd01/part4-formula/OpenDocument-v1.4-csd01-part4-formula.html.

- •XML/RNG schemas and OWL ontologies. https://docs.oasis-open.org/office/OpenDocument/v1.4/csd01/schemas/.

Related work:

This specification replaces or supersedes:

- •OASIS Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) Version 1.3. 27 April 2021. OASIS Standard. Latest stage: https://docs.oasis-open.org/office/OpenDocument/v1.3/OpenDocument-v1.3-part1-introduction.html.

Declared XML namespaces:

urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:animation:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:chart:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:config:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:database:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:dr3d:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:drawing:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:form:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:manifest:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:meta:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:datastyle:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:office:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:presentation:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:script:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:table:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:text:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:style:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:xsl-fo-compatible:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:svg-compatible:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:smil-compatible:1.0
urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:of:1.2
http://docs.oasis-open.org/ns/office/1.2/meta/odf#

http://docs.oasis-open.org/ns/office/1.2/meta/pkg#

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This document is Part 3 of the Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) Version 1.4 specification.

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Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) Version 1.4. Part 3: OpenDocument Schema. Edited by Francis Cave, Patrick Durusau, Svante Schubert and Michael Stahl. 18 March 2024. OASIS Committee Specification Draft 01. https://docs.oasis-open.org/office/OpenDocument/v1.4/csd01/part3-schema/OpenDocument-v1.4-csd01-part3-schema.html. Latest stage: https://docs.oasis-open.org/office/OpenDocument/v1.4/OpenDocument-v1.4-part3-schema.html.

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Table of Contents

1 Introduction
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Terminology
1.3 Normative References
1.4 Non Normative References
1.5 Namespaces
2 OpenDocument Documents, Consumers and Producers
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Document Conformance
2.2.1 OpenDocument Document
2.2.2 OpenDocument Extended Document
2.2.3 OpenDocument Text Document
2.2.4 OpenDocument Spreadsheet Document
2.2.5 OpenDocument Drawing Document
2.2.6 OpenDocument Presentation Document
2.2.7 OpenDocument Chart Document
2.2.8 OpenDocument Image Document
2.2.9 OpenDocument Formula Document
2.2.10 OpenDocument Database Front End Document
2.3 Producers
2.3.1 OpenDocument Producer
2.3.2 OpenDocument Extended Producer
2.4 Consumer
3 Document Structure
3.1 Document Representation
3.1.1 General
3.1.2 <office:document>(Single OpenDocument XML Files)
3.1.3 Package OpenDocument Files
3.1.3.1 General
3.1.3.2 <office:document-content>
3.1.3.3 <office:document-styles>
3.1.3.4 <office:document-meta>
3.1.3.5 <office:document-settings>
3.1.4 Summary of Document Representation
3.2 <office:meta>
3.3 <office:body>
3.4 <office:text>
3.5 <office:drawing>
3.6 <office:presentation>
3.7 <office:spreadsheet>
3.8 <office:chart>
3.9 <office:image>
3.10 <office:settings>
3.10.1 General
3.10.2 <config:config-item-set>
3.10.3 <config:config-item>
3.10.4 <config:config-item-map-indexed>
3.10.5 <config:config-item-map-entry>
3.10.6 <config:config-item-map-named>
3.11 Cursor Position Setting
3.12 <office:scripts>
3.13 <office:script>
3.14 <office:font-face-decls>
3.15 Styles
3.15.1 General
3.15.2 <office:styles>
3.15.3 <office:automatic-styles>
3.15.4 <office:master-styles>
3.16 Document Signatures
3.17 Foreign Elements and Attributes
3.18 White Space Processing and EOL Handling
3.19 MIME Types and File Name Extensions
4 Metadata
4.1 General
4.2 RDF Metadata
4.2.1 In-Content Metadata (RDFa)
4.2.2 manifest.rdf
4.2.2.1 General
4.2.2.2 odf:ContentFile
4.2.2.3 odf:StylesFile
4.2.2.4 odf:Element
4.2.2.5 odf:prefix
4.2.2.6 odf:suffix
4.3 Non-RDF Metadata
4.3.1 General
4.3.2 Pre-Defined Metadata Elements
4.3.2.1 <meta:generator>
4.3.2.2 <dc:title>
4.3.2.3 <dc:description>
4.3.2.4 <dc:subject>
4.3.2.5 <meta:keyword>
4.3.2.6 <meta:initial-creator>
4.3.2.7 <dc:creator>
4.3.2.8 <meta:printed-by>
4.3.2.9 <meta:creation-date>
4.3.2.10 <dc:date>
4.3.2.11 <meta:print-date>
4.3.2.12 <meta:template>
4.3.2.13 <meta:auto-reload>
4.3.2.14 <meta:hyperlink-behaviour>
4.3.2.15 <dc:language>
4.3.2.16 <meta:editing-cycles>
4.3.2.17 <meta:editing-duration>
4.3.2.18 <meta:document-statistic>
4.3.3 <meta:user-defined>
5 Text Content
5.1 Headings, Paragraphs and Basic Text Structure
5.1.1 General
5.1.2 <text:h>
5.1.3 <text:p>
5.2 <text:page-sequence>
5.2.1 General
5.2.2 <text:page>
5.3 Lists
5.3.1 <text:list>
5.3.2 Default List Style
5.3.3 <text:list-header>
5.3.4 <text:list-item>
5.3.5 List Item Style Rules
5.3.6 <text:numbered-paragraph> (deprecated)
5.3.7 Numbered Paragraph Style Rules (deprecated)
5.4 <text:section>
5.4.1 General
5.4.2 <text:section-source>
5.5 Change Tracking
5.5.1 General
5.5.2 <text:tracked-changes>
5.5.3 <text:changed-region>
5.5.4 <text:insertion>
5.5.5 <text:deletion>
5.5.6 <text:format-change>
5.5.7 <office:change-info>
5.5.8 Change Marks
5.5.8.1 General
5.5.8.2 <text:change-start>
5.5.8.3 <text:change-end>
5.5.8.4 <text:change>
5.6 <text:soft-page-break>
5.7 Document Declarations
6 Paragraph Elements Content
6.1 Basic Text Content
6.1.1 General
6.1.2 White Space Characters
6.1.3 <text:s>
6.1.4 <text:tab>
6.1.5 <text:line-break>
6.1.6 Soft Hyphens, Hyphens, and Non-breaking Spaces
6.1.7 <text:span>
6.1.8 <text:a>
6.1.9 <text:meta>
6.1.10 <text:number>
6.2 Bookmarks and References
6.2.1 Bookmarks
6.2.1.1 General
6.2.1.2 <text:bookmark>
6.2.1.3 <text:bookmark-start>
6.2.1.4 <text:bookmark-end>
6.2.2 References
6.2.2.1 General
6.2.2.2 <text:reference-mark>
6.2.2.3 <text:reference-mark-start>
6.2.2.4 <text:reference-mark-end>
6.3 Notes
6.3.1 General
6.3.2 <text:note>
6.3.3 <text:note-citation>
6.3.4 <text:note-body>
6.4 <text:ruby>
6.4.1 General
6.4.2 <text:ruby-base>
6.4.3 <text:ruby-text>
7 Text Fields
7.1 General
7.2 Common Characteristics of Field Elements
7.3 Document Fields
7.3.1 General
7.3.2 <text:date>
7.3.3 <text:time>
7.3.4 <text:page-number>
7.3.5 <text:page-continuation>
7.3.6 Subsequent Author Fields
7.3.6.1 General
7.3.6.2 <text:sender-firstname>
7.3.6.3 <text:sender-lastname>
7.3.6.4 <text:sender-initials>
7.3.6.5 <text:sender-title>
7.3.6.6 <text:sender-position>
7.3.6.7 <text:sender-email>
7.3.6.8 <text:sender-phone-private>
7.3.6.9 <text:sender-fax>
7.3.6.10 <text:sender-company>
7.3.6.11 <text:sender-phone-work>
7.3.6.12 <text:sender-street>
7.3.6.13 <text:sender-city>
7.3.6.14 <text:sender-postal-code>
7.3.6.15 <text:sender-country>
7.3.6.16 <text:sender-state-or-province>
7.3.7 Author Fields
7.3.7.1 <text:author-name>
7.3.7.2 <text:author-initials>
7.3.8 <text:chapter>
7.3.9 <text:file-name>
7.3.10 <text:template-name>
7.3.11 <text:sheet-name>
7.4 Variable Fields
7.4.1 General
7.4.2 <text:variable-decls>
7.4.3 <text:variable-decl>
7.4.4 <text:variable-set>
7.4.5 <text:variable-get>
7.4.6 <text:variable-input>
7.4.7 <text:user-field-decls>
7.4.8 <text:user-field-decl>
7.4.9 <text:user-field-get>
7.4.10 <text:user-field-input>
7.4.11 <text:sequence-decls>
7.4.12 <text:sequence-decl>
7.4.13 <text:sequence>
7.4.14 <text:expression>
7.4.15 <text:text-input>
7.4.16 <text:drop-down>
7.4.17 <text:label>
7.5 Metadata Fields
7.5.1 General
7.5.2 <text:initial-creator>
7.5.3 <text:creation-date>
7.5.4 <text:creation-time>
7.5.5 <text:description>
7.5.6 <text:user-defined>
7.5.7 <text:print-time>
7.5.8 <text:print-date>
7.5.9 <text:printed-by>
7.5.10 <text:title>
7.5.11 <text:subject>
7.5.12 <text:keywords>
7.5.13 <text:editing-cycles>
7.5.14 <text:editing-duration>
7.5.15 <text:modification-time>
7.5.16 <text:modification-date>
7.5.17 <text:creator>
7.5.18 Document Statistics Fields
7.5.18.1 General
7.5.18.2 <text:page-count>
7.5.18.3 <text:paragraph-count>
7.5.18.4 <text:word-count>
7.5.18.5 <text:character-count>
7.5.18.6 <text:table-count>
7.5.18.7 <text:image-count>
7.5.18.8 <text:object-count>
7.5.19 <text:meta-field>
7.6 Database Fields
7.6.1 General
7.6.2 <form:connection-resource>
7.6.3 <text:database-display>
7.6.4 <text:database-next>
7.6.5 <text:database-row-select>
7.6.6 <text:database-row-number>
7.6.7 <text:database-name>
7.7 More Fields
7.7.1 Page Variable Fields
7.7.1.1 General
7.7.1.2 <text:page-variable-set>
7.7.1.3 <text:page-variable-get>
7.7.2 <text:placeholder>
7.7.3 <text:conditional-text>
7.7.4 <text:hidden-text>
7.7.5 <text:reference-ref>
7.7.6 <text:bookmark-ref>
7.7.7 <text:note-ref>
7.7.8 <text:sequence-ref>
7.7.9 <text:script>
7.7.10 <text:execute-macro>
7.7.11 <text:hidden-paragraph>
7.7.12 <text:dde-connection>
7.7.13 <text:measure>
7.7.14 <text:table-formula> (deprecated)
8 Text Indexes
8.1 Index Marks
8.1.1 General
8.1.2 <text:toc-mark-start>
8.1.3 <text:toc-mark-end>
8.1.4 <text:toc-mark>
8.1.5 <text:user-index-mark-start>
8.1.6 <text:user-index-mark-end>
8.1.7 <text:user-index-mark>
8.1.8 <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start>
8.1.9 <text:alphabetical-index-mark-end>
8.1.10 <text:alphabetical-index-mark>
8.1.11 <text:bibliography-mark>
8.2 Index Structure
8.2.1 General
8.2.2 <text:index-body>
8.2.3 <text:index-title>
8.3 <text:table-of-content>
8.3.1 General
8.3.2 <text:table-of-content-source>
8.3.3 <text:table-of-content-entry-template>
8.4 <text:illustration-index>
8.4.1 General
8.4.2 <text:illustration-index-source>
8.4.3 <text:illustration-index-entry-template>
8.5 <text:table-index>
8.5.1 General
8.5.2 <text:table-index-source>
8.5.3 <text:table-index-entry-template>
8.6 <text:object-index>
8.6.1 General
8.6.2 <text:object-index-source>
8.6.3 <text:object-index-entry-template>
8.7 <text:user-index>
8.7.1 General
8.7.2 <text:user-index-source>
8.7.3 <text:user-index-entry-template>
8.8 <text:alphabetical-index>
8.8.1 General
8.8.2 <text:alphabetical-index-source>
8.8.3 <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file>
8.8.4 <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template>
8.9 <text:bibliography>
8.9.1 General
8.9.2 <text:bibliography-source>
8.9.3 <text:bibliography-entry-template>
8.10 <text:index-source-styles>
8.11 <text:index-source-style>
8.12 <text:index-title-template>
8.13 Index Template Entries
8.13.1 <text:index-entry-chapter>
8.13.2 <text:index-entry-text>
8.13.3 <text:index-entry-page-number>
8.13.4 <text:index-entry-span>
8.13.5 <text:index-entry-bibliography>
8.13.6 <text:index-entry-tab-stop>
8.13.7 <text:index-entry-link-start>
8.13.8 <text:index-entry-link-end>
9 Tables
9.1 Basic Tables
9.1.1 General
9.1.2 <table:table>
9.1.3 <table:table-row>
9.1.4 <table:table-cell>
9.1.5 <table:covered-table-cell>
9.1.6 <table:table-column>
9.1.7 <table:table-header-rows>
9.1.8 <table:table-rows>
9.1.9 <table:table-row-group>
9.1.10 <table:table-column-group>
9.1.11 <table:table-header-columns>
9.1.12 <table:table-columns>
9.1.13 <table:title>
9.1.14 <table:desc>
9.2 Advanced Tables
9.2.1 Referencing Table Cells
9.2.2 Absolute and relative cell addressing
9.2.3 Cell Range Address
9.2.4 Column and Row Range Addresses
9.2.5 Cell Range Address List
9.2.6 <table:table-source>
9.2.7 <table:scenario>
9.2.8 <table:shapes>
9.3 Advanced Table Cells
9.3.1 <table:cell-range-source>
9.3.2 <table:detective>
9.3.3 <table:operation>
9.3.4 <table:highlighted-range>
9.4 Spreadsheet Document Content
9.4.1 <table:calculation-settings>
9.4.2 <table:null-date>
9.4.3 <table:iteration>
9.4.4 <table:content-validations>
9.4.5 <table:content-validation>
9.4.6 <table:help-message>
9.4.7 <table:error-message>
9.4.8 <table:error-macro>
9.4.9 <table:label-range>
9.4.10 <table:label-ranges>
9.4.11 <table:named-expressions>
9.4.12 <table:named-range>
9.4.13 <table:named-expression>
9.4.14 <table:database-ranges>
9.4.15 <table:database-range>
9.4.16 <table:database-source-sql>
9.4.17 <table:database-source-table>
9.4.18 <table:database-source-query>
9.4.19 <table:sort>
9.4.20 <table:sort-by>
9.4.21 <table:subtotal-rules>
9.4.22 <table:sort-groups>
9.4.23 <table:subtotal-rule>
9.4.24 <table:subtotal-field>
9.5 Filters
9.5.1 General
9.5.2 <table:filter>
9.5.3 <table:filter-and>
9.5.4 <table:filter-or>
9.5.5 <table:filter-condition>
9.5.6 <table:filter-set-item>
9.6 Data Pilot Tables
9.6.1 General
9.6.2 <table:data-pilot-tables>
9.6.3 <table:data-pilot-table>
9.6.4 Data Pilot Table Source
9.6.5 <table:source-cell-range>
9.6.6 <table:source-service>
9.6.7 <table:data-pilot-field>
9.6.8 <table:data-pilot-level>
9.6.9 <table:data-pilot-subtotals>
9.6.10 <table:data-pilot-subtotal>
9.6.11 <table:data-pilot-members>
9.6.12 <table:data-pilot-member>
9.6.13 <table:data-pilot-display-info>
9.6.14 <table:data-pilot-sort-info>
9.6.15 <table:data-pilot-layout-info>
9.6.16 <table:data-pilot-field-reference>
9.6.17 <table:data-pilot-groups>
9.6.18 <table:data-pilot-group>
9.6.19 <table:data-pilot-group-member>
9.7 <table:consolidation>
9.8 <table:dde-links>
9.9 Change Tracking in Spreadsheets
9.9.1 General
9.9.2 <table:tracked-changes>
9.9.3 <table:insertion>
9.9.4 <table:dependencies>
9.9.5 <table:dependency>
9.9.6 <table:deletions>
9.9.7 <table:cell-content-deletion>
9.9.8 <table:change-deletion>
9.9.9 <table:deletion>
9.9.10 <table:cut-offs>
9.9.11 <table:insertion-cut-off>
9.9.12 <table:movement-cut-off>
9.9.13 <table:movement>
9.9.14 <table:source-range-address>
9.9.15 <table:target-range-address>
9.9.16 <table:change-track-table-cell>
9.9.17 <table:cell-content-change>
9.9.18 <table:cell-address>
9.9.19 <table:previous>
10 Graphic Content
10.1 General
10.2 Enhanced Page Features for Graphical Applications
10.2.1 <style:handout-master>
10.2.2 <draw:layer-set>
10.2.3 <draw:layer>
10.2.4 <draw:page>
10.2.5 <draw:equation>
10.3 Drawing Shapes
10.3.1 General
10.3.2 <draw:rect>
10.3.3 <draw:line>
10.3.4 <draw:polyline>
10.3.5 <draw:polygon>
10.3.6 <draw:regular-polygon>
10.3.7 <draw:path>
10.3.8 <draw:circle>
10.3.9 <draw:ellipse>
10.3.10 <draw:connector>
10.3.11 <draw:caption>
10.3.12 <draw:measure>
10.3.13 <draw:control>
10.3.14 <draw:page-thumbnail>
10.3.15 <draw:g>
10.3.16 <draw:glue-point>
10.3.17 <svg:title>
10.3.18 <svg:desc>
10.3.19 <office:event-listeners>
10.4 Frames
10.4.1 General
10.4.2 <draw:frame>
10.4.3 <draw:text-box>
10.4.4 <draw:image>
10.4.5 <office:binary-data>
10.4.6 Embedded Objects
10.4.6.1 General
10.4.6.2 <draw:object>
10.4.6.3 <draw:object-ole>
10.4.7 <draw:applet> (Deprecated)
10.4.8 <draw:plugin>
10.4.9 <draw:param>
10.4.10 <draw:floating-frame>
10.4.11 Contours
10.4.11.1 General
10.4.11.2 <draw:contour-polygon>
10.4.11.3 <draw:contour-path>
10.4.12 <draw:a>
10.4.13 Client Side Image Maps
10.4.13.1 General
10.4.13.2 <draw:image-map>
10.4.13.3 <draw:area-rectangle>
10.4.13.4 <draw:area-circle>
10.4.13.5 <draw:area-polygon>
10.5 3D Shapes
10.5.1 General
10.5.2 <dr3d:scene>
10.5.3 <dr3d:light>
10.5.4 <dr3d:cube>
10.5.5 <dr3d:sphere>
10.5.6 <dr3d:extrude>
10.5.7 <dr3d:rotate>
10.6 Custom Shape
10.6.1 <draw:custom-shape>
10.6.2 <draw:enhanced-geometry>
10.6.3 <draw:handle>
10.7 Presentation Shapes
10.8 Presentation Animations (deprecated)
10.8.1 <presentation:animations> (deprecated)
10.8.2 <presentation:sound> (moved to 10.9.3)
10.8.3 <presentation:show-shape> (deprecated)
10.8.4 <presentation:show-text> (deprecated)
10.8.5 <presentation:hide-shape> (deprecated)
10.8.6 <presentation:hide-text> (deprecated)
10.8.7 <presentation:dim> (deprecated)
10.8.8 <presentation:play> (deprecated)
10.8.9 <presentation:animation-group> (deprecated)
10.9 SMIL Presentation Animations
10.9.1 General
10.9.2 <presentation:event-listener>
10.9.3 <presentation:sound>
10.9.4 Presentation Document Content
10.9.4.1 <presentation:header>
10.9.4.2 <presentation:header-decl>
10.9.4.3 <presentation:footer>
10.9.4.4 <presentation:footer-decl>
10.9.4.5 <presentation:date-time>
10.9.4.6 <presentation:date-time-decl>
10.9.4.7 <presentation:settings>
10.9.4.8 <presentation:show>
11 Chart Content
11.1 <chart:chart>
11.2 Title, Subtitle and Footer
11.2.1 <chart:title>
11.2.2 <chart:subtitle>
11.2.3 <chart:footer>
11.3 <chart:coordinate-region>
11.4 <chart:legend>
11.5 <chart:plot-area>
11.6 3D Plot Area
11.7 <chart:wall>
11.8 <chart:floor>
11.9 <chart:axis>
11.10 <chart:categories>
11.11 <chart:grid>
11.12 <chart:series>
11.13 <chart:domain>
11.14 <chart:data-point>
11.15 <chart:data-label>
11.16 <chart:mean-value>
11.17 <chart:error-indicator>
11.18 <chart:regression-curve>
11.19 <chart:equation>
11.20 <chart:stock-gain-marker>
11.21 <chart:stock-loss-marker>
11.22 <chart:stock-range-line>
12 Database Front-end Document Content
12.1 <office:database>
12.2 <db:data-source>
12.3 <db:connection-data>
12.4 <db:database-description>
12.5 <db:file-based-database>
12.6 <db:server-database>
12.7 <db:connection-resource>
12.8 <db:login>
12.9 <db:driver-settings>
12.10 <db:auto-increment>
12.11 <db:delimiter>
12.12 <db:character-set>
12.13 <db:table-settings>
12.14 <db:table-setting>
12.15 <db:application-connection-settings>
12.16 <db:table-filter>
12.17 <db:table-include-filter>
12.18 <db:table-exclude-filter>
12.19 <db:table-filter-pattern>
12.20 <db:table-type-filter>
12.21 <db:table-type>
12.22 <db:data-source-settings>
12.23 <db:data-source-setting>
12.24 <db:data-source-setting-value>
12.25 Forms and Reports
12.25.1 General
12.25.2 <db:forms>
12.25.3 <db:reports>
12.25.4 <db:component-collection>
12.25.5 <db:component>
12.26 <db:queries>
12.27 <db:query-collection>
12.28 <db:query>
12.29 <db:order-statement>
12.30 <db:filter-statement>
12.31 <db:update-table>
12.32 <db:table-representations>
12.33 <db:table-representation>
12.34 <db:columns>
12.35 <db:column>
12.36 <db:schema-definition>
12.37 <db:table-definitions>
12.38 <db:table-definition>
12.39 <db:column-definitions>
12.40 <db:column-definition>
12.41 <db:keys>
12.42 <db:key>
12.43 <db:key-columns>
12.44 <db:key-column>
12.45 <db:indices>
12.46 <db:index>
12.47 <db:index-columns>
12.48 <db:index-column>
13 Form Content
13.1 General
13.2 <office:forms>
13.3 <form:form>
13.4 <xforms:model>
13.5 Controls
13.5.1 General
13.5.2 <form:text>
13.5.3 <form:textarea>
13.5.4 <form:password>
13.5.5 <form:file>
13.5.6 <form:formatted-text>
13.5.7 <form:number>
13.5.8 <form:date>
13.5.9 <form:time>
13.5.10 <form:fixed-text>
13.5.11 <form:combobox>
13.5.12 <form:item>
13.5.13 <form:listbox>
13.5.14 <form:option>
13.5.15 <form:button>
13.5.16 <form:image>
13.5.17 <form:checkbox>
13.5.18 <form:radio>
13.5.19 <form:frame>
13.5.20 <form:image-frame>
13.5.21 <form:hidden>
13.5.22 <form:grid>
13.5.23 <form:column>
13.5.24 <form:value-range>
13.5.25 <form:generic-control>
13.6 Event Listeners
13.7 <form:properties>
13.8 <form:property>
13.9 <form:list-property>
13.10 <form:list-value>
14 Common Content
14.1 <office:annotation>
14.2 <office:annotation-end>
14.3 <meta:date-string> (deprecated)
14.4 <meta:creator-initials>
14.5 Event Listener Tables
14.5.1 General
14.5.2 <script:event-listener>
14.5.3 Event Types
14.5.4 Macro Name and Location
14.6 <math:math>
14.7 DDE Connections
14.7.1 General
14.7.2 <text:dde-connection-decls>
14.7.3 <text:dde-connection-decl>
14.7.4 <table:dde-link>
14.7.5 <office:dde-source>
15 SMIL Animations
15.1 General
15.2 Basic Animation Elements
15.2.1 General
15.2.2 <anim:animate>
15.2.3 <anim:animateTransform>
15.2.4 <anim:set>
15.2.5 <anim:animateMotion>
15.2.6 <anim:animateColor>
15.2.7 <anim:transitionFilter>
15.3 Animation Model Attributes
15.3.1 General
15.3.2 Simple Animation Functions
15.4 Animation Timing
15.4.1 General
15.4.2 <anim:par>
15.4.3 <anim:seq>
15.4.4 <anim:iterate>
15.5 <anim:audio>
15.6 Animation Command Elements
15.6.1 <anim:command>
15.6.2 <anim:param>
16 Styles
16.1 General
16.2 <style:style>
16.3 <style:map>
16.4 <style:default-style>
16.5 <style:page-layout>
16.6 <style:header-style>
16.7 <style:footer-style>
16.8 <style:default-page-layout>
16.9 <style:master-page>
16.10 <style:header>
16.11 <style:header-first>
16.12 <style:footer>
16.13 <style:footer-first>
16.14 <style:header-left>
16.15 <style:footer-left>
16.16 <style:region-left>
16.17 <style:region-center>
16.18 <style:region-right>
16.19 <presentation:notes>
16.20 <table:table-template>
16.21 Cell Styles
16.21.1 General
16.21.2 <table:first-row>
16.21.3 <table:last-row>
16.21.4 <table:first-column>
16.21.5 <table:last-column>
16.21.6 <table:body>
16.21.7 <table:even-rows>
16.21.8 <table:odd-rows>
16.21.9 <table:even-columns>
16.21.10 <table:odd-columns>
16.22 <table:background>
16.23 <style:font-face>
16.24 <svg:font-face-src>
16.25 <svg:font-face-name>
16.26 <svg:font-face-uri>
16.27 <svg:definition-src>
16.28 <svg:font-face-format>
16.29 Data Styles
16.29.1 General
16.29.2 <number:number-style>
16.29.3 <number:number>
16.29.4 <number:embedded-text>
16.29.5 <number:fill-character>
16.29.6 <number:scientific-number>
16.29.7 <number:fraction>
16.29.8 <number:currency-style>
16.29.9 <number:currency-symbol>
16.29.10 <number:percentage-style>
16.29.11 <number:date-style>
16.29.12 <number:day>
16.29.13 <number:month>
16.29.14 <number:year>
16.29.15 <number:era>
16.29.16 <number:day-of-week>
16.29.17 <number:week-of-year>
16.29.18 <number:quarter>
16.29.19 <number:time-style>
16.29.20 <number:hours>
16.29.21 <number:minutes>
16.29.22 <number:seconds>
16.29.23 <number:am-pm>
16.29.24 <number:boolean-style>
16.29.25 <number:boolean>
16.29.26 <number:text-style>
16.29.27 <number:text>
16.29.28 <number:text-content>
16.29.29 <style:text-properties>
16.29.30 <number:num-list-format>
16.29.31 <number:num-list-label>
16.30 Text Content Style Families
16.30.1 Text Styles
16.30.2 Paragraph Styles
16.30.3 Section Styles
16.30.4 Ruby Styles
16.31 Enhanced Text Styles
16.31.1 <text:linenumbering-configuration>
16.31.2 <text:linenumbering-separator>
16.31.3 <text:notes-configuration>
16.31.4 <text:note-continuation-notice-forward>
16.31.5 <text:note-continuation-notice-backward>
16.31.6 <text:bibliography-configuration>
16.31.7 <text:sort-key>
16.32 <text:list-style>
16.33 <text:list-level-style-bullet>
16.34 <text:list-level-style-number>
16.35 <text:list-level-style-image>
16.36 <text:outline-style>
16.37 <text:outline-level-style>
16.38 Table Styles
16.38.1 Table Styles
16.38.2 Table Column Styles
16.38.3 Table Row Styles
16.38.4 Table Cell Styles
16.39 Graphic Styles
16.40 Presentation Styles
16.41 Drawing Page Style
16.42 Enhanced Graphic Style Elements
16.42.1 <draw:gradient>
16.42.2 <svg:linearGradient>
16.42.3 <svg:radialGradient>
16.42.4 <svg:stop>
16.42.5 <draw:hatch>
16.42.6 <draw:fill-image>
16.42.7 <draw:opacity>
16.42.8 <draw:marker>
16.42.9 <draw:stroke-dash>
16.43 <style:presentation-page-layout>
16.44 <presentation:placeholder>
16.45 Chart Styles
17 Formatting Properties Elements
17.1 General
17.2 <style:page-layout-properties>
17.3 <style:background-image>
17.4 <style:footnote-sep>
17.5 <style:header-footer-properties>
17.6 <style:paragraph-properties>
17.7 <style:tab-stops>
17.8 <style:tab-stop>
17.9 <style:drop-cap>
17.10 <style:ruby-properties>
17.11 <style:section-properties>
17.12 <style:columns>
17.13 <style:column>
17.14 <style:column-sep>
17.15 <style:table-properties>
17.16 <style:table-column-properties>
17.17 <style:table-row-properties>
17.18 <style:table-cell-properties>
17.19 <style:list-level-properties>
17.20 <style:list-level-label-alignment>
17.21 <style:graphic-properties>
17.22 <style:chart-properties>
17.23 <chart:symbol-image>
17.24 <chart:label-separator>
17.25 <style:drawing-page-properties>
17.26 <style:background-fill>
18 Datatypes
18.1 Introduction
18.2 W3C Schema Datatypes
18.3 Other Datatypes
18.3.1 angle
18.3.2 anyIRI
18.3.3 boolean
18.3.4 cellAddress
18.3.5 cellRangeAddress
18.3.6 cellRangeAddressList
18.3.7 character
18.3.8 clipShape
18.3.9 color
18.3.10 coordinate
18.3.11 countryCode
18.3.12 CURIE
18.3.13 CURIEs
18.3.14 dateOrDateTime
18.3.15 distance
18.3.16
18.3.17 language
18.3.18 languageCode
18.3.19 length
18.3.20 namespacedToken
18.3.21 nonNegativeLength
18.3.22 nonNegativePixelLength
18.3.23 pathData
18.3.24 percent
18.3.25 point3D
18.3.26 points
18.3.27 positiveLength
18.3.28 relativeLength
18.3.29 safeCURIE
18.3.30 scriptCode
18.3.31 signedZeroToHundredPercent
18.3.32 styleName
18.3.33 styleNameRef
18.3.34 styleNameRefs
18.3.35 targetFrameName
18.3.36 textEncoding
18.3.37 timeOrDateTime
18.3.38 URIorSafeCURIE
18.3.39 valueType
18.3.40 variableName
18.3.41 vector3D
18.3.42 zeroToHundredPercent
18.3.43 error
18.3.44 nonNegativePercent
19 General Attributes
19.1 General
19.2 anim:color-interpolation
19.3 anim:color-interpolation-direction
19.4 anim:audio-level
19.5 anim:command
19.6 anim:formula
19.7 anim:id (deprecated)
19.8 anim:iterate-interval
19.9 anim:iterate-type
19.10 anim:name
19.11 anim:sub-item
19.12 anim:value
19.13 chart:attached-axis
19.14 chart:automatic-content
19.15 chart:class
19.15.1 <chart:chart>, <chart:series>
19.15.2 <chart:grid>
19.16 chart:column-mapping (deprecated)
19.17 chart:data-source-has-labels (deprecated)
19.18 chart:dimension
19.19 chart:display-equation
19.20 chart:display-r-square
19.21 chart:label-cell-address
19.22 chart:legend-align
19.23 chart:legend-position
19.24 chart:name
19.25 chart:repeated
19.26 chart:row-mapping (deprecated)
19.27 chart:style-name
19.28 chart:values-cell-range-address
19.29 config:name
19.30 config:type
19.31 db:additional-column-statement
19.32 db:append-table-alias-name
19.33 db:apply-command
19.34 db:as-template
19.35 db:base-dn
19.36 db:boolean-comparison-mode
19.37 db:catalog-name
19.38 db:command
19.39 db:data-source-setting-is-list
19.40 db:data-source-setting-name
19.41 db:data-source-setting-type
19.42 db:data-type
19.43 db:database-name
19.44 db:decimal
19.45 db:default-cell-style-name
19.46 db:default-row-style-name
19.47 db:delete-rule
19.48 db:description
19.49 db:enable-sql92-check
19.50 db:encoding
19.51 db:escape-processing
19.52 db:extension
19.53 db:field
19.54 db:hostname
19.55 db:ignore-driver-privileges
19.56 db:is-ascending
19.57 db:is-autoincrement
19.58 db:is-clustered
19.59 db:is-empty-allowed
19.60 db:is-first-row-header-line
19.61 db:login-timeout
19.62 db:is-nullable
19.63 db:is-password-required
19.64 db:is-unique
19.65 db:precision
19.66 db:is-table-name-length-limited
19.67 db:local-socket
19.68 db:max-row-count
19.69 db:media-type
19.70 db:name
19.70.1 General
19.70.2 <db:column>
19.70.3 <db:column-definition>
19.70.4 <db:component>
19.70.5 <db:component-collection>
19.70.6 <db:index>
19.70.7 <db:index-column>
19.70.8 <db:key>
19.70.9 <db:key-column>
19.70.10 <db:query>
19.70.11 <db:query-collection>
19.70.12 <db:table-definition>
19.70.13 <db:table-representation>
19.70.14 <db:update-table>
19.71 db:parameter-name-substitution
19.72 db:port
19.73 db:referenced-table-name
19.74 db:related-column-name
19.75 db:row-retrieving-statement
19.76 db:scale
19.77 db:schema-name
19.78 db:show-deleted
19.79 db:string
19.80 db:style-name
19.80.1 General
19.80.2 <db:column>
19.80.3 <db:query>
19.80.4 <db:table-representation>
19.81 db:suppress-version-columns
19.82 db:system-driver-settings
19.83 db:thousand
19.84 db:title
19.85 db:type
19.85.1 General
19.85.2 <db:key>
19.85.3 <db:server-database>
19.85.4 <db:table-definition>
19.86 db:type-name
19.87 db:update-rule
19.88 db:use-catalog
19.89 db:use-system-user
19.90 db:user-name
19.91 db:visible
19.92 dr3d:ambient-color
19.93 dr3d:center
19.94 dr3d:diffuse-color
19.95 dr3d:direction
19.96 dr3d:distance
19.97 dr3d:enabled
19.98 dr3d:focal-length
19.99 dr3d:lighting-mode
19.99.1 General
19.99.2 <chart:plot-area>
19.99.3 <dr3d:scene>
19.100 dr3d:max-edge
19.101 dr3d:min-edge
19.102 dr3d:projection
19.103 dr3d:shade-mode
19.104 dr3d:shadow-slant
19.105 dr3d:size
19.106 dr3d:specular
19.107 dr3d:transform
19.108 dr3d:vpn
19.109 dr3d:vrp
19.110 dr3d:vup
19.111 draw:align
19.112 draw:angle
19.113 draw:archive
19.114 draw:border
19.115 draw:caption-id
19.116 draw:caption-point-x
19.117 draw:caption-point-y
19.118 draw:chain-next-name
19.119 draw:class-id
19.120 draw:class-names
19.121 draw:code
19.122 draw:color
19.122.1 General
19.122.2 <draw:hatch>
19.122.3 <presentation:dim>
19.123 draw:concave
19.124 draw:concentric-gradient-fill-allowed
19.125 draw:control
19.126 draw:copy-of
19.127 draw:corner-radius
19.128 draw:corners
19.129 draw:cx
19.130 draw:cy
19.131 draw:data
19.132 draw:display
19.133 draw:display-name
19.133.1 General
19.133.2 <draw:fill-image>
19.133.3 <draw:gradient>
19.133.4 <draw:hatch>
19.133.5 <draw:marker>
19.133.6 <draw:opacity>
19.133.7 <draw:stroke-dash>
19.133.8 <svg:linearGradient>
19.133.9 <svg:radialGradient>
19.134 draw:distance
19.134.1 General
19.134.2 <draw:hatch>
19.134.3 <draw:stroke-dash>
19.135 draw:dots1
19.136 draw:dots1-length
19.137 draw:dots2
19.138 draw:dots2-length
19.139 draw:end
19.140 draw:end-angle
19.141 draw:end-color
19.142 draw:end-glue-point
19.143 draw:end-intensity
19.144 draw:end-shape
19.145 draw:enhanced-path
19.146 draw:engine
19.147 draw:escape-direction
19.148 draw:extrusion
19.149 draw:extrusion-allowed
19.150 draw:extrusion-brightness
19.151 draw:extrusion-color
19.152 draw:extrusion-depth
19.153 draw:extrusion-diffusion
19.154 draw:extrusion-first-light-direction
19.155 draw:extrusion-first-light-harsh
19.156 draw:extrusion-first-light-level
19.157 draw:extrusion-light-face
19.158 draw:extrusion-metal
19.159 draw:extrusion-number-of-line-segments
19.160 draw:extrusion-origin
19.161 draw:extrusion-rotation-angle
19.162 draw:extrusion-rotation-center
19.163 draw:extrusion-second-light-direction
19.164 draw:extrusion-second-light-harsh
19.165 draw:extrusion-second-light-level
19.166 draw:extrusion-shininess
19.167 draw:extrusion-skew
19.168 draw:extrusion-specularity
19.169 draw:extrusion-viewpoint
19.170 draw:filter-name
19.171 draw:formula
19.172 draw:frame-name
19.173 draw:glue-point-leaving-directions
19.174 draw:glue-point-type
19.175 draw:glue-points
19.176 draw:handle-mirror-horizontal
19.177 draw:handle-mirror-vertical
19.178 draw:handle-polar (deprecated)
19.179 draw:handle-position (deprecated)
19.180 draw:handle-radius-range-maximum
19.181 draw:handle-radius-range-minimum
19.182 draw:handle-range-x-maximum
19.183 draw:handle-range-x-minimum
19.184 draw:handle-range-y-maximum
19.185 draw:handle-range-y-minimum
19.186 draw:handle-switched
19.187 draw:id
19.187.1 General
19.187.2 <draw:glue-point>
19.187.3 <dr3d:cube>, <dr3d:extrude>, <dr3d:rotate>, <dr3d:scene>, <dr3d:sphere>, <draw:caption>, <draw:circle>, <draw:connector>, <draw:control>, <draw:custom-shape>, <draw:ellipse>, <draw:frame>, <draw:g>, <draw:line>, <draw:measure>, <draw:page>, <draw:page-thumbnail>, <draw:path>, <draw:polygon>, <draw:polyline>, <draw:rect>, <draw:regular-polygon> and <office:annotation> Deprecated
19.188 draw:kind
19.189 draw:layer
19.190 draw:line-skew
19.191 draw:mime-type
19.192 draw:mirror-horizontal
19.193 draw:mirror-vertical
19.194 draw:master-page-name
19.195 draw:may-script
19.196 draw:modifiers
19.197 draw:name
19.197.1 General
19.197.2 <draw:caption>
19.197.3 <draw:circle>
19.197.4 <draw:connector>
19.197.5 <draw:control>
19.197.6 <draw:custom-shape>
19.197.7 <draw:ellipse>
19.197.8 <draw:equation>
19.197.9 <draw:fill-image>
19.197.10 <draw:frame>
19.197.11 <draw:g>
19.197.12 <draw:gradient>
19.197.13 <draw:hatch>
19.197.14 <draw:layer>
19.197.15 <draw:line>
19.197.16 <draw:marker>
19.197.17 <draw:measure>
19.197.18 <draw:opacity>
19.197.19 <draw:page>
19.197.20 <draw:page-thumbnail>
19.197.21 <draw:param>
19.197.22 <draw:path>
19.197.23 <draw:polygon>
19.197.24 <draw:polyline>
19.197.25 <draw:rect>
19.197.26 <draw:regular-polygon>
19.197.27 <draw:stroke-dash>
19.197.28 <office:annotation> (deprecated)
19.197.29 <svg:linearGradient>
19.197.30 <svg:radialGradient>
19.197.31 <dr3d:cube>
19.197.32 <dr3d:extrude>
19.197.33 <dr3d:rotate>
19.197.34 <dr3d:scene>
19.197.35 <dr3d:sphere>
19.198 draw:nav-order
19.199 draw:nohref
19.200 draw:notify-on-update-of-ranges
19.201 draw:object
19.202 draw:opacity
19.203 draw:page-number
19.204 draw:path-stretchpoint-x
19.205 draw:path-stretchpoint-y
19.206 draw:points
19.207 draw:protected
19.208 draw:recreate-on-edit
19.209 draw:rotation
19.210 draw:shape-id
19.211 draw:sharpness
19.212 draw:start
19.213 draw:start-angle
19.214 draw:start-color
19.215 draw:start-glue-point
19.216 draw:start-intensity
19.217 draw:start-shape
19.218 draw:style
19.218.1 General
19.218.2 <draw:gradient>
19.218.3 <draw:hatch>
19.218.4 <draw:opacity>
19.218.5 <draw:stroke-dash>
19.219 draw:style-name
19.219.1 General
19.219.2 <dr3d:cube>
19.219.3 <dr3d:extrude>
19.219.4 <dr3d:rotate>
19.219.5 <dr3d:scene>
19.219.6 <dr3d:sphere>
19.219.7 <draw:caption>
19.219.8 <draw:circle>
19.219.9 <draw:connector>
19.219.10 <draw:control>
19.219.11 <draw:custom-shape>
19.219.12 <draw:ellipse>
19.219.13 <draw:frame>
19.219.14 <draw:g>
19.219.15 <draw:line>
19.219.16 <draw:measure>
19.219.17 <draw:page>
19.219.18 <draw:page-thumbnail>
19.219.19 <draw:path>
19.219.20 <draw:polygon>
19.219.21 <draw:polyline>
19.219.22 <draw:rect>
19.219.23 <draw:regular-polygon>
19.219.24 <office:annotation>
19.219.25 <presentation:notes>
19.219.26 <style:handout-master>
19.219.27 <style:master-page>
19.220 draw:text-areas
19.221 draw:text-path
19.222 draw:text-path-allowed
19.223 draw:text-path-mode
19.224 draw:text-path-same-letter-heights
19.225 draw:text-path-scale
19.226 draw:text-rotate-angle
19.227 draw:text-style-name
19.228 draw:transform
19.229 draw:type
19.229.1 General
19.229.2 <draw:connector>
19.229.3 <draw:enhanced-geometry>
19.230 draw:value
19.231 draw:z-index
19.232 fo:column-count
19.233 fo:column-gap
19.234 fo:country
19.234.1 <text:alphabetical-index-source>
19.234.2 <text:bibliography-configuration>
19.235 fo:end-indent
19.236 fo:language
19.236.1 General
19.236.2 <text:alphabetical-index-source>
19.236.3 <text:bibliography-configuration>
19.237 fo:margin-left
19.238 fo:max-height
19.239 fo:max-width
19.240 fo:min-height
19.241 fo:min-width
19.242 fo:script
19.242.1 General
19.242.2 <text:alphabetical-index-source>
19.242.3 <text:bibliography-configuration>
19.243 fo:space-after
19.244 fo:space-before
19.245 fo:start-indent
19.246 fo:text-indent
19.247 form:allow-deletes
19.248 form:allow-inserts
19.249 form:allow-updates
19.250 form:apply-design-mode
19.251 form:apply-filter
19.252 form:auto-complete
19.253 form:automatic-focus
19.254 form:bound-column
19.255 form:button-type
19.256 form:command
19.257 form:command-type
19.258 form:control-implementation
19.259 form:convert-empty-to-null
19.260 form:current-selected
19.261 form:current-state
19.262 form:current-value
19.263 form:data-field
19.264 form:datasource
19.265 form:default-button
19.266 form:delay-for-repeat
19.267 form:detail-fields
19.268 form:disabled
19.269 form:dropdown
19.270 form:echo-char
19.271 form:enctype
19.272 form:escape-processing
19.273 form:filter
19.274 form:focus-on-click
19.275 form:for
19.276 form:id (deprecated)
19.277 form:ignore-result
19.278 form:image-align
19.279 form:image-data
19.280 form:image-position
19.281 form:is-tristate
19.282 form:label
19.283 form:linked-cell
19.284 form:list-linkage-type
19.285 form:list-source
19.286 form:list-source-type
19.287 form:master-fields
19.288 form:max-length
19.289 form:max-value
19.289.1 General
19.289.2 <form:date>
19.289.3 <form:formatted-text>
19.289.4 <form:number> and <form:value-range>
19.289.5 <form:time>
19.290 form:min-value
19.290.1 General
19.290.2 <form:date>
19.290.3 <form:formatted-text>
19.290.4 <form:number> and <form:value-range>
19.290.5 <form:time>
19.291 form:method
19.292 form:multi-line
19.293 form:multiple
19.294 form:name
19.295 form:navigation-mode
19.296 form:order
19.297 form:orientation
19.298 form:page-step-size
19.299 form:printable
19.300 form:property-name
19.301 form:readonly
19.302 form:repeat
19.303 form:selected
19.304 form:size
19.305 form:source-cell-range
19.306 form:spin-button
19.307 form:state
19.308 form:step-size
19.309 form:tab-cycle
19.310 form:tab-index
19.311 form:tab-stop
19.312 form:text-style-name
19.313 form:title
19.314 form:toggle
19.315 form:validation
19.316 form:value
19.316.1 General
19.316.2 <form:button>
19.316.3 <form:date>
19.316.4 <form:number> and <form:value-range>
19.316.5 <form:checkbox>, <form:combobox>, <form:file>, <form:formatted-text>, <form:hidden>, <form:image>, <form:option>, <form:password>, <form:radio>, <form:text>, <form:textarea>
19.316.6 <form:time>
19.317 form:visual-effect
19.318 form:xforms-list-source
19.319 form:xforms-submission
19.320 grddl:transformation
19.321 meta:cell-count
19.322 meta:character-count
19.323 meta:date
19.324 meta:delay
19.325 meta:draw-count
19.326 meta:frame-count
19.327 meta:image-count
19.328 meta:name
19.329 meta:non-whitespace-character-count
19.330 meta:object-count
19.331 meta:ole-object-count
19.332 meta:page-count
19.333 meta:paragraph-count
19.334 meta:row-count
19.335 meta:sentence-count
19.336 meta:syllable-count
19.337 meta:table-count
19.338 meta:value-type
19.339 meta:word-count
19.340 number:automatic-order
19.341 number:calendar
19.342 number:country
19.343 number:decimal-places
19.343.1 General
19.343.2 <number:number>
19.343.3 <number:seconds>
19.343.4 <number:scientific-number>
19.344 number:decimal-replacement
19.345 number:denominator-value
19.346 number:display-factor
19.347 number:exponent-interval
19.348 number:format-source
19.349 number:forced-exponent-sign
19.350 number:grouping
19.351 number:language
19.352 number:max-denominator-value
19.353 number:min-denominator-digits
19.354 number:min-exponent-digits
19.355 number:min-integer-digits
19.356 number:min-decimal-places
19.356.1 General
19.356.2 <number:number>
19.356.3 <number:scientific-number>
19.357 number:min-numerator-digits
19.358 number:position
19.359 number:possessive-form
19.360 number:rfc-language-tag
19.361 number:script
19.362 number:style
19.362.1 General
19.362.2 <number:day>
19.362.3 <number:day-of-week>
19.362.4 <number:era>
19.362.5 <number:hours>
19.362.6 <number:minutes>
19.362.7 <number:month>
19.362.8 <number:quarter>
19.362.9 <number:seconds>
19.362.10 <number:year>
19.363 number:textual
19.364 number:title
19.365 number:transliteration-country
19.366 number:transliteration-format
19.367 number:transliteration-language
19.368 number:transliteration-style
19.369 number:truncate-on-overflow
19.370 office:automatic-update
19.371 office:boolean-value
19.372 office:conversion-mode
19.373 office:currency
19.374 office:date-value
19.375 office:dde-application
19.376 office:dde-item
19.377 office:dde-topic
19.378 office:display
19.379 office:mimetype
19.380 office:name
19.380.1 General
19.380.2 <draw:a>
19.380.3 <draw:area-circle>
19.380.4 <draw:area-rectangle>
19.380.5 <draw:area-polygon>
19.380.6 <office:annotation>
19.380.7 <office:annotation-end>
19.380.8 <office:dde-source>
19.380.9 <text:a>
19.380.10 <text:dde-connection-decl>
19.382 office:server-map
19.383 office:string-value
19.384 office:target-frame
19.385 office:target-frame-name
19.386 office:time-value
19.387 office:title
19.388 office:value
19.389 office:value-type
19.390 office:version
19.391 presentation:action
19.392 presentation:animations
19.393 presentation:class
19.394 presentation:class-names
19.395 presentation:delay (deprecated)
19.396 presentation:direction
19.397 presentation:endless
19.398 presentation:effect
19.399 presentation:force-manual
19.400 presentation:full-screen
19.401 presentation:group-id
19.402 presentation:master-element
19.403 presentation:mouse-as-pen
19.404 presentation:mouse-visible
19.405 presentation:name
19.406 presentation:node-type
19.407 presentation:object
19.408 presentation:pages
19.409 presentation:path-id (deprecated)
19.410 presentation:pause
19.411 presentation:placeholder
19.412 presentation:play-full
19.413 presentation:presentation-page-layout-name
19.414 presentation:preset-class
19.415 presentation:preset-id
19.416 presentation:preset-sub-type
19.417 presentation:show
19.418 presentation:show-end-of-presentation-slide
19.419 presentation:show-logo
19.420 presentation:source
19.421 presentation:speed
19.422 presentation:start-scale
19.423 presentation:start-page
19.424 presentation:start-with-navigator
19.425 presentation:stay-on-top
19.426 presentation:style-name
19.427 presentation:transition-on-click
19.428 presentation:use-date-time-name
19.429 presentation:use-footer-name
19.430 presentation:use-header-name
19.431 presentation:user-transformed
19.432 presentation:verb
19.433 script:event-name
19.434 script:language
19.435 script:macro-name
19.436 smil:accelerate
19.437 smil:accumulate
19.438 smil:additive
19.439 smil:attributeName
19.440 smil:autoReverse
19.441 smil:begin
19.442 smil:by
19.443 smil:calcMode
19.444 smil:decelerate
19.445 smil:direction
19.446 smil:dur
19.447 smil:end
19.448 smil:endsync
19.449 smil:fadeColor
19.450 smil:fill
19.451 smil:fillDefault
19.452 smil:from
19.453 smil:keySplines
19.454 smil:keyTimes
19.455 smil:mode
19.456 smil:repeatCount
19.457 smil:repeatDur
19.458 smil:restart
19.459 smil:restartDefault
19.460 smil:subtype
19.461 smil:targetElement
19.462 smil:to
19.463 smil:type
19.464 smil:values
19.465 style:adjustment
19.466 style:apply-style-name
19.467 style:auto-update
19.468 style:base-cell-address
19.469 style:char
19.470 style:class
19.471 style:color
19.472 style:condition
19.473 style:data-style-name
19.473.1 General
19.473.2 <presentation:date-time-decl>
19.473.3 <style:style>
19.473.4 <text:creation-date>
19.473.5 <text:creation-time>
19.473.6 <text:database-display>
19.473.7 <text:date>
19.473.8 <text:editing-duration>
19.473.9 <text:expression>
19.473.10 <text:meta-field>
19.473.11 <text:modification-date>
19.473.12 <text:modification-time>
19.473.13 <text:print-date>
19.473.14 <text:print-time>
19.473.15 <text:table-formula>
19.473.16 <text:time>
19.473.17 <text:user-defined>
19.473.18 <text:user-field-get>
19.473.19 <text:user-field-input>
19.473.20 <text:variable-get>
19.473.21 <text:variable-input>
19.473.22 <text:variable-set>
19.474 style:default-outline-level
19.475 style:display
19.476 style:display-name
19.477 style:distance
19.478 style:distance-before-sep
19.479 style:distance-after-sep
19.480 style:family
19.481 style:filter-name
19.482 style:font-adornments
19.483 style:font-charset
19.484 style:font-family-generic
19.485 style:font-pitch
19.486 style:height
19.487 style:leader-char
19.488 style:leader-color
19.489 style:leader-style
19.490 style:leader-text
19.491 style:leader-text-style
19.492 style:leader-type
19.493 style:leader-width
19.494 style:legend-expansion
19.495 style:legend-expansion-aspect-ratio
19.496 style:length
19.497 style:line-style
19.498 style:lines
19.499 style:list-level
19.500 style:list-style-name
19.501 style:master-page-name
19.502 style:name
19.502.1 General
19.502.2 <number:boolean-style>, <number:currency-style>, <number:date-style>, <number:num-list-format>, <number:number-style>, <number:percentage-style>, <number:text-style>, <number:time-style>, <style:master-page>, <style:page-layout>, <style:presentation-page-layout>, <style:style>, <text:list-style>, <text:outline-style>
19.502.3 <style:font-face>
19.503 style:next-style-name
19.503.1 General
19.503.2 <style:master-page>
19.503.3 <style:style>
19.504 style:num-format
19.505 style:num-letter-sync
19.506 style:num-prefix
19.507 style:num-suffix
19.508 style:page-layout-name
19.509 style:page-usage
19.510 style:parent-style-name
19.511 style:percentage-data-style-name
19.512 style:position
19.512.1 General
19.512.2 <style:background-image>
19.512.3 <style:tab-stop>
19.512.4 <text:index-entry-tab-stop>
19.513 style:rel-height
19.514 style:rel-width
19.514.1 General
19.514.2 <draw:frame>
19.514.3 <style:column>
19.514.4 <style:footnote-sep>
19.515 style:repeat
19.516 style:rfc-language-tag
19.517 style:style
19.518 style:style-name
19.519 style:type
19.519.1 General
19.519.2 <text:index-entry-tab-stop>
19.519.3 <style:tab-stop>
19.520 style:vertical-align
19.521 style:volatile
19.522 style:width
19.522.1 General
19.522.2 <style:column-sep>
19.522.3 <style:footnote-sep>
19.523 svg:accent-height
19.524 svg:alphabetic
19.525 svg:ascent
19.526 svg:bbox
19.527 svg:cap-height
19.528 svg:cx
19.528.1 <draw:area-circle>
19.528.2 <draw:circle>
19.528.3 <draw:ellipse>
19.528.4 <svg:radialGradient>
19.529 svg:cy
19.529.1 <draw:area-circle>
19.529.2 <draw:circle>
19.529.3 <draw:ellipse>
19.529.4 <svg:radialGradient>
19.530 svg:d
19.531 svg:descent
19.532 svg:font-family
19.533 svg:font-size
19.534 svg:font-stretch
19.535 svg:font-style
19.536 svg:font-variant
19.537 svg:font-weight
19.538 svg:fx
19.539 svg:fy
19.540 svg:gradientTransform
19.541 svg:gradientUnits
19.542 svg:hanging
19.543 svg:height
19.543.1 <chart:chart>
19.543.2 <chart:legend>
19.543.3 <chart:coordinate-region>
19.543.4 <chart:plot-area>
19.543.5 <dr3d:scene>
19.543.6 <draw:area-polygon>
19.543.7 <draw:area-rectangle>
19.543.8 <draw:contour-polygon>, <draw:contour-path>
19.543.9 <draw:fill-image>
19.543.10 <draw:caption>, <draw:custom-shape>, <draw:circle>, <draw:control>, <draw:ellipse>, <draw:frame>, <draw:rect>, <draw:page-thumbnail>, <draw:path>, <draw:polygon>, <draw:polyline>, <draw:regular-polygon>
19.543.11 <office:annotation>
19.543.12 <presentation:placeholder>
19.544 svg:ideographic
19.545 svg:mathematical
19.546 svg:name
19.547 svg:offset
19.548 svg:origin
19.549 svg:overline-position
19.550 svg:overline-thickness
19.551 svg:panose-1
19.552 svg:path
19.553 svg:r
19.553.1 <draw:area-circle>
19.553.2 <draw:circle>
19.553.3 <svg:radialGradient>
19.554 svg:rx
19.555 svg:ry
19.556 svg:slope
19.557 svg:spreadMethod
19.558 svg:stemh
19.559 svg:stemv
19.560 svg:stop-color
19.561 svg:stop-opacity
19.562 svg:strikethrough-position
19.563 svg:strikethrough-thickness
19.564 svg:string
19.565 svg:type
19.566 svg:underline-position
19.567 svg:underline-thickness
19.568 svg:unicode-range
19.569 svg:units-per-em
19.570 svg:v-alphabetic
19.571 svg:v-hanging
19.572 svg:v-ideographic
19.573 svg:v-mathematical
19.574 svg:viewBox
19.575 svg:width
19.575.1 <chart:chart>
19.575.2 <chart:coordinate-region>
19.575.3 <chart:floor>
19.575.4 <chart:legend>
19.575.5 <chart:plot-area>
19.575.6 <chart:wall>
19.575.7 <dr3d:scene>
19.575.8 <draw:area-polygon>
19.575.9 <draw:area-rectangle>
19.575.10 <draw:contour-polygon>, <draw:contour-path>
19.575.11 <draw:fill-image>
19.575.12 <draw:caption>, <draw:custom-shape>, <draw:circle>, <draw:control>, <draw:ellipse>, <draw:frame>, <draw:rect>, <draw:page-thumbnail>, <draw:path>, <draw:polygon>, <draw:polyline>, <draw:regular-polygon>
19.575.13 <office:annotation>
19.575.14 <presentation:placeholder>
19.576 svg:widths
19.577 svg:x
19.577.1 <chart:coordinate-region>
19.577.2 <chart:data-label>, <chart:equation>, <chart:footer>, <chart:legend>, <chart:plot-area>, <chart:subtitle>, <chart:title>
19.577.3 <draw:area-polygon>
19.577.4 <draw:area-rectangle>
19.577.5 <dr3d:scene>
19.577.6 <draw:caption>, <draw:custom-shape>, <draw:circle>, <draw:control>, <draw:ellipse>, <draw:frame>, <draw:rect>, <draw:page-thumbnail>, <draw:path>, <draw:polygon>, <draw:polyline>, <draw:regular-polygon>
19.577.7 <draw:glue-point>
19.577.8 <office:annotation>
19.577.9 <presentation:placeholder>
19.578 svg:x1
19.578.1 <draw:connector>, <draw:line> and <draw:measure>
19.578.2 <svg:linearGradient>
19.579 svg:x2
19.579.1 <draw:connector>, <draw:line> and <draw:measure>
19.579.2 <svg:linearGradient>
19.580 svg:x-height
19.581 svg:y
19.581.1 <chart:coordinate-region>
19.581.2 <chart:data-label>, <chart:equation>, <chart:footer>, <chart:legend>, <chart:plot-area>, <chart:subtitle>, <chart:title>
19.581.3 <draw:area-polygon>
19.581.4 <draw:area-rectangle>
19.581.5 <dr3d:scene>
19.581.6 <draw:caption>, <draw:custom-shape>, <draw:circle>, <draw:control>, <draw:ellipse>, <draw:frame>, <draw:g>, <draw:rect>, <draw:page-thumbnail>, <draw:path>, <draw:polygon>, <draw:polyline>, <draw:regular-polygon>
19.581.7 <draw:glue-point>
19.581.8 <office:annotation>
19.581.9 <presentation:placeholder>
19.582 svg:y1
19.582.1 <draw:connector>, <draw:line> and <draw:measure>
19.582.2 <svg:linearGradient>
19.583 svg:y2
19.583.1 <draw:connector>, <draw:line> and <draw:measure>
19.583.2 <svg:linearGradient>
19.584 table:acceptance-state
19.585 table:algorithm
19.586 table:add-empty-lines
19.587 table:allow-empty-cell
19.588 table:application-data
19.589 table:automatic-find-labels
19.590 table:base-cell-address
19.591 table:bind-styles-to-content
19.592 table:border-color
19.593 table:buttons
19.594 table:case-sensitive
19.595 table:cell-address
19.596 table:cell-range
19.597 table:cell-range-address
19.597.1 General
19.597.2 <chart:categories>
19.597.3 <chart:domain> - bubble
19.597.4 <chart:domain>- scatter
19.597.5 <chart:domain> - surface
19.597.6 <chart:plot-area> (removed)
19.597.7 <table:highlighted-range>
19.597.8 <table:named-range>
19.597.9 <table:source-cell-range>
19.598 table:column
19.599 table:comment
19.600 table:condition
19.601 table:condition-source
19.602 table:condition-source-range-address
19.603 table:contains-error
19.604 table:contains-header
19.605 table:content-validation-name
19.606 table:copy-back
19.607 table:copy-formulas
19.608 table:copy-styles
19.609 table:count
19.610 table:country
19.611 table:data-field
19.612 table:data-cell-range-address
19.613 table:database-name
19.614 table:database-table-name
19.615 table:data-type
19.615.1 General
19.615.2 <table:filter-condition>
19.615.3 <table:sort-by>
19.615.4 <table:sort-groups>
19.616 table:date-end
19.617 table:date-start
19.618 table:date-value
19.619 table:default-cell-style-name
19.620 table:direction
19.621 table:display
19.622 table:display-border
19.623 table:display-duplicates
19.624 table:display-filter-buttons
19.625 table:display-list
19.626 table:display-member-mode
19.627 table:drill-down-on-double-click
19.628 table:embedded-number-behavior
19.629 table:enabled
19.630 table:end
19.631 table:end-cell-address
19.632 table:end-column
19.633 table:end-position
19.634 table:end-row
19.635 table:end-table
19.636 table:end-x
19.637 table:end-y
19.638 table:execute
19.639 table:expression
19.640 table:field-name
19.641 table:field-number
19.642 table:filter-name
19.643 table:filter-options
19.644 table:first-row-end-column (deprecated)
19.645 table:first-row-start-column (deprecated)
19.646 table:formula
19.647 table:function
19.647.1 General
19.647.2 <table:consolidation>
19.647.3 <table:data-pilot-field>
19.647.4 <table:data-pilot-subtotal>
19.647.5 <table:subtotal-field>
19.648 table:grand-total
19.649 table:group-by-field-number
19.650 table:grouped-by
19.651 table:has-persistent-data
19.652 table:id
19.653 table:identify-categories
19.654 table:ignore-empty-rows
19.655 table:index
19.656 table:is-active
19.657 table:is-data-layout-field
19.658 table:is-selection
19.659 table:is-sub-table
19.660 table:label-cell-range-address
19.661 table:language
19.662 table:last-column-spanned
19.663 table:last-row-end-column (deprecated)
19.664 table:last-row-spanned
19.665 table:last-row-start-column (deprecated)
19.666 table:layout-mode
19.667 table:link-to-source-data
19.668 table:marked-invalid
19.669 table:matrix-covered
19.670 table:maximum-difference
19.671 table:member-count
19.672 table:member-name
19.673 table:member-type
19.674 table:message-type
19.675 table:mode
19.676 table:multi-deletion-spanned
19.677 table:name
19.677.1 General
19.677.2 <table:cell-range-source>
19.677.3 <table:content-validation>
19.677.4 <table:data-pilot-group>
19.677.5 <table:data-pilot-group-member>
19.677.6 <table:data-pilot-member>
19.677.7 <table:data-pilot-table>
19.677.8 <table:database-range>
19.677.9 <table:named-expression>
19.677.10 <table:named-range>
19.677.11 <table:operation>
19.677.12 <table:source-cell-range>
19.677.13 <table:source-service>
19.677.14 <table:table>
19.677.15 <table:table-template>
19.678 table:null-year
19.679 table:number-columns-repeated
19.679.1 General
19.679.2 <table:covered-table-cell>
19.679.3 <table:table-cell>
19.679.4 <table:table-column>
19.680 table:number-columns-spanned
19.681 table:number-rows-repeated
19.682 table:number-rows-spanned
19.683 table:number-matrix-columns-spanned
19.684 table:number-matrix-rows-spanned
19.685 table:object-name
19.686 table:on-update-keep-size
19.687 table:on-update-keep-styles
19.688 table:operator
19.689 table:order
19.690 table:orientation
19.690.1 General
19.690.2 <table:data-pilot-field>
19.690.3 <table:database-range>
19.690.4 <table:label-range>
19.691 table:page-breaks-on-group-change
19.692 table:paragraph-style-name
19.693 table:parse-sql-statement
19.694 table:password
19.695 table:position
19.696 table:precision-as-shown
19.697 table:print
19.698 table:print-ranges
19.699 table:protect (deprecated)
19.700 table:protected
19.700.1 General
19.700.2 <table:covered-table-cell>
19.700.3 <table:scenario>
19.700.4 <table:table>
19.700.5 <table:table-cell>
19.701 table:protection-key
19.702 table:protection-key-digest-algorithm
19.703 table:query-name
19.704 table:range-usable-as
19.705 table:refresh-delay
19.706 table:rejecting-change-id
19.707 table:rfc-language-tag
19.708 table:row
19.709 table:scenario-ranges
19.710 table:script
19.711 table:search-criteria-must-apply-to-whole-cell
19.712 table:selected-page
19.713 table:show-details
19.714 table:show-empty
19.715 table:show-filter-button
19.716 table:sort-mode
19.717 table:source-cell-range-addresses
19.718 table:source-field-name
19.719 table:source-name
19.720 table:sql-statement
19.721 table:start
19.722 table:start-column
19.723 table:start-position
19.724 table:start-row
19.725 table:start-table
19.726 table:status
19.727 table:step
19.728 table:steps
19.729 table:structure-protected
19.730 table:style-name
19.730.1 General
19.730.2 <table:background>
19.730.3 <table:body>
19.730.4 <table:covered-table-cell>
19.730.5 <table:even-columns>
19.730.6 <table:even-rows>
19.730.7 <table:first-column>
19.730.8 <table:first-row>
19.730.9 <table:last-column>
19.730.10 <table:last-row>
19.730.11 <table:odd-columns>
19.730.12 <table:odd-rows>
19.730.13 <table:table-cell>
19.730.14 <table:table-column>
19.730.15 <table:table-row>
19.730.16 <table:table>
19.731 table:tab-color (moved to 19.731)
19.732 table:table
19.733 table:table-background
19.734 table:table-name
19.735 table:target-cell-address
19.736 table:target-range-address
19.736.1 General
19.736.2 <table:data-pilot-table>
19.736.3 <table:database-range>
19.736.4 <table:filter>
19.736.5 <table:sort>
19.737 table:template-name
19.738 table:title
19.739 table:track-changes
19.740 table:type
19.740.1 General
19.740.2 <table:data-pilot-field-reference>
19.740.3 <table:deletion>
19.740.4 <table:insertion>
19.741 table:use-banding-columns-styles
19.742 table:use-banding-rows-styles
19.743 table:use-first-column-styles
19.744 table:use-first-row-styles
19.745 table:use-last-column-styles
19.746 table:use-last-row-styles
19.747 table:use-labels
19.748 table:use-regular-expressions
19.749 table:use-wildcards
19.750 table:used-hierarchy
19.751 table:user-name
19.752 table:value
19.752.1 <table:filter-condition>
19.752.2 <table:filter-set-item>
19.753 table:value-type
19.754 table:visibility
19.755 text:active
19.756 text:address
19.757 text:alphabetical-separators
19.758 text:anchor-page-number
19.759 text:anchor-type
19.760 text:annote
19.761 text:author
19.762 text:bibliography-data-field
19.763 text:bibliography-type
19.764 text:booktitle
19.765 text:bullet-char
19.766 text:bullet-relative-size
19.767 text:capitalize-entries
19.768 text:c
19.769 text:caption-sequence-format
19.770 text:caption-sequence-name
19.771 text:change-id
19.772 text:chapter
19.773 text:citation-body-style-name
19.774 text:citation-style-name
19.775 text:class-names
19.775.1 General
19.775.2 <text:h>
19.775.3 <text:p>
19.775.4 <text:span>
19.776 text:column-name
19.777 text:combine-entries
19.778 text:combine-entries-with-dash
19.779 text:combine-entries-with-pp
19.780 text:comma-separated
19.781 text:cond-style-name
19.782 text:condition
19.782.1 General
19.782.2 <text:conditional-text>
19.782.3 <text:database-next>
19.782.4 <text:database-row-select>
19.782.5 <text:hidden-paragraph>
19.782.6 <text:hidden-text>
19.782.7 <text:section>
19.783 text:connection-name
19.784 text:consecutive-numbering
19.785 text:continue-list
19.786 text:continue-numbering
19.787 text:copy-outline-levels
19.788 text:count-empty-lines
19.789 text:count-in-text-boxes
19.790 text:current-selected
19.791 text:current-value
19.792 text:custom1
19.793 text:custom2
19.794 text:custom3
19.795 text:custom4
19.796 text:custom5
19.797 text:database-name
19.798 text:date-adjust
19.799 text:date-value
19.800 text:default-style-name
19.801 text:description
19.802 text:display
19.802.1 General
19.802.2 <text:chapter>
19.802.3 <text:expression>
19.802.4 <text:file-name>
19.802.5 <text:index-entry-chapter>
19.802.6 <text:section>
19.802.7 <text:table-formula>
19.802.8 <text:template-name>
19.802.9 <text:user-field-get>
19.802.10 <text:variable-get>
19.802.11 <text:variable-input>
19.802.12 <text:variable-set>
19.803 text:display-levels
19.804 text:display-outline-level
19.805 text:duration
19.806 text:edition
19.807 text:editor
19.808 text:filter-name
19.809 text:fixed
19.810 text:footnotes-position
19.811 text:formula
19.812 text:global (deprecated)
19.813 text:howpublished
19.814 text:increment
19.815 text:id
19.815.1 General
19.815.2 <draw:text-box> (deprecated)
19.815.3 <text:alphabetical-index-mark-end>
19.815.4 <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start>
19.815.5 <text:changed-region> (deprecated)
19.815.6 <text:h> (deprecated)
19.815.7 <text:note>
19.815.8 <text:p> (deprecated)
19.815.9 <text:toc-mark-end>
19.815.10 <text:toc-mark-start>
19.815.11 <text:user-index-mark-end>
19.815.12 <text:user-index-mark-start>
19.816 text:identifier
19.817 text:index-name
19.818 text:index-scope
19.819 text:ignore-case
19.820 text:institution
19.821 text:is-hidden
19.822 text:is-list-header
19.823 text:isbn
19.824 text:issn
19.825 text:journal
19.826 text:key
19.827 text:key1
19.828 text:key2
19.829 text:key1-phonetic
19.830 text:key2-phonetic
19.831 text:kind
19.832 text:label
19.833 text:label-followed-by
19.834 text:level
19.835 text:list-id (deprecated)
19.836 text:list-tab-stop-position
19.837 text:main-entry
19.838 text:main-entry-style-name
19.839 text:master-page-name
19.840 text:month
19.841 text:name
19.841.1 General
19.841.2 <text:alphabetical-index>
19.841.3 <text:bibliography>
19.841.4 <text:bookmark>
19.841.5 <text:bookmark-end>
19.841.6 <text:bookmark-start>
19.841.7 <text:drop-down>
19.841.8 <text:execute-macro>
19.841.9 <text:illustration-index>
19.841.10 <text:index-title>
19.841.11 <text:object-index>
19.841.12 <text:reference-mark>
19.841.13 <text:reference-mark-end>
19.841.14 <text:reference-mark-start>
19.841.15 <text:section>
19.841.16 <text:sequence>
19.841.17 <text:sequence-decl>
19.841.18 <text:table-of-content>
19.841.19 <text:table-index>
19.841.20 <text:user-defined>
19.841.21 <text:user-field-decl>
19.841.22 <text:user-field-get>
19.841.23 <text:user-field-input>
19.841.24 <text:user-index>
19.841.25 <text:variable-set>
19.841.26 <text:variable-decl>
19.841.27 <text:variable-get>
19.841.28 <text:variable-input>
19.842 text:note
19.843 text:note-class
19.844 text:number
19.845 text:number-lines
19.846 text:number-position
19.847 text:numbered-entries
19.848 text:offset
19.849 text:organizations
19.850 text:outline-level
19.850.1 General
19.850.2 <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template>
19.850.3 <text:chapter>
19.850.4 <text:h>
19.850.5 <text:index-entry-chapter>
19.850.6 <text:index-source-styles>
19.850.7 <text:user-index-mark>
19.850.8 <text:table-of-content-entry-template>
19.850.9 <text:table-of-content-source>
19.850.10 <text:toc-mark>
19.850.11 <text:toc-mark-start>
19.850.12 <text:user-index-entry-template>
19.850.13 <text:user-index-mark-start>
19.851 text:page-adjust
19.851.1 General
19.851.2 <text:page-number>
19.851.3 <text:page-variable-set>
19.852 text:pages
19.853 text:placeholder-type
19.854 text:prefix
19.855 text:protected
19.856 text:protection-key
19.857 text:protection-key-digest-algorithm
19.858 text:publisher
19.859 text:ref-name
19.859.1 General
19.859.2 <text:bookmark-ref>
19.859.3 <text:note-ref>
19.859.4 <text:reference-ref>
19.859.5 <text:sequence>
19.859.6 <text:sequence-ref>
19.860 text:reference-format
19.861 text:relative-tab-stop-position
19.862 text:report-type
19.863 text:restart-numbering
19.864 text:restart-on-page
19.865 text:row-number
19.866 text:school
19.867 text:section-name
19.868 text:series
19.869 text:select-page
19.869.1 General
19.869.2 <text:page-continuation>
19.869.3 <text:page-number>
19.870 text:separation-character
19.871 text:sort-algorithm
19.872 text:sort-ascending
19.873 text:sort-by-position
19.874 text:start-value
19.874.1 General
19.874.2 <text:h>
19.874.3 <text:list-item>
19.874.4 <text:list-level-style-number>
19.874.5 <text:notes-configuration>
19.874.6 <text:numbered-paragraph> (deprecated)
19.874.7 <text:outline-level-style>
19.875 text:start-numbering-at
19.876 text:string-value-phonetic
19.877 text:string-value
19.877.1 General
19.877.2 <text:alphabetical-index-mark>
19.877.3 <text:hidden-text>
19.877.4 <text:page-continuation>
19.877.5 <text:toc-mark>
19.877.6 <text:user-index-mark>
19.878 text:string-value-if-false
19.879 text:string-value-if-true
19.880 text:style-name
19.880.1 General
19.880.2 <text:a>
19.880.3 <text:alphabetical-index>
19.880.4 <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template>
19.880.5 <text:bibliography>
19.880.6 <text:bibliography-entry-template>
19.880.7 <text:h>
19.880.8 <text:illustration-index>
19.880.9 <text:illustration-index-entry-template>
19.880.10 <text:index-entry-bibliography>
19.880.11 <text:index-entry-chapter>
19.880.12 <text:index-entry-link-end>
19.880.13 <text:index-entry-link-start>
19.880.14 <text:index-entry-page-number>
19.880.15 <text:index-entry-span>
19.880.16 <text:index-entry-tab-stop>
19.880.17 <text:index-entry-text>
19.880.18 <text:index-source-style>
19.880.19 <text:index-title>
19.880.20 <text:index-title-template>
19.880.21 <text:linenumbering-configuration>
19.880.22 <text:list>
19.880.23 <text:list-level-style-number>
19.880.24 <text:list-level-style-bullet>
19.880.25 <text:numbered-paragraph> (deprecated)
19.880.26 <text:object-index>
19.880.27 <text:object-index-entry-template>
19.880.28 <text:outline-level-style>
19.880.29 <text:p>
19.880.30 <text:ruby>
19.880.31 <text:ruby-text>
19.880.32 <text:section>
19.880.33 <text:span>
19.880.34 <text:table-index-entry-template>
19.880.35 <text:table-of-content>
19.880.36 <text:table-of-content-entry-template>
19.880.37 <text:table-index>
19.880.38 <text:user-index>
19.880.39 <text:user-index-entry-template>
19.881 text:style-override
19.882 text:suffix
19.883 text:tab-ref
19.884 text:table-name
19.885 text:table-type
19.886 text:time-adjust
19.887 text:time-value
19.888 text:title
19.889 text:track-changes
19.890 text:url
19.891 text:use-caption
19.892 text:use-chart-objects
19.893 text:use-draw-objects
19.894 text:use-floating-frames
19.895 text:use-graphics
19.896 text:use-index-marks
19.897 text:use-index-source-styles
19.898 text:use-keys-as-entries
19.899 text:use-math-objects
19.900 text:use-objects
19.901 text:use-other-objects
19.902 text:use-outline-level
19.903 text:use-soft-page-breaks
19.904 text:use-spreadsheet-objects
19.905 text:use-tables
19.906 text:value
19.906.1 General
19.906.2 <text:label>
19.906.3 <text:database-row-number>
19.907 text:visited-style-name
19.908 text:volume
19.909 text:year
19.910 xforms:bind
19.911 xhtml:about
19.912 xhtml:content
19.913 xhtml:datatype
19.914 xhtml:property
19.915 xlink:actuate
19.916 xlink:href
19.916.1 General
19.916.2 <anim:audio>
19.916.3 <chart:chart>
19.916.4 <chart:symbol-image>
19.916.5 <db:component>
19.916.6 <db:connection-resource>
19.916.7 <db:file-based-database>
19.916.8 <draw:a>
19.916.9 <draw:applet>
19.916.10 <draw:area-circle>
19.916.11 <draw:area-polygon>
19.916.12 <draw:area-rectangle>
19.916.13 <draw:fill-image>
19.916.14 <draw:floating-frame>
19.916.15 <draw:image>
19.916.16 <draw:object>
19.916.17 <draw:object-ole>
19.916.18 <draw:plugin>
19.916.19 <form:button>
19.916.20 <form:connection-resource>
19.916.21 <form:image>
19.916.22 <form:form>
19.916.23 <meta:auto-reload>
19.916.24 <meta:template>
19.916.25 <presentation:event-listener>
19.916.26 <presentation:sound>
19.916.27 <script:event-listener>
19.916.28 <style:background-image>
19.916.29 <svg:definition-src>
19.916.30 <svg:font-face-uri>
19.916.31 <table:cell-range-source>
19.916.32 <table:table-source>
19.916.33 <text:a>
19.916.34 <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file>
19.916.35 <text:list-level-style-image>
19.916.36 <text:script>
19.916.37 <text:section-source>
19.917 xlink:show
19.918 xlink:title
19.919 xlink:type
19.920 xml:id
19.921 form:input-required
19.922 style:num-list-format-name
19.923 draw:extrusion-metal-type
19.924 draw:handle-position-x
19.925 draw:handle-position-y
19.926 draw:handle-polar-pole-x
19.927 draw:handle-polar-pole-y
19.928 draw:handle-polar-radius
19.929 draw:handle-polar-angle
20 Formatting Attributes
20.1 General
20.2 chart:angle-offset
20.3 chart:auto-position
20.4 chart:auto-size
20.5 chart:axis-label-position
20.6 chart:axis-position
20.7 chart:connect-bars
20.8 chart:data-label-number
20.9 chart:data-label-series
20.10 chart:data-label-symbol
20.11 chart:data-label-text
20.12 chart:deep
20.13 chart:display-label
20.14 chart:error-category
20.15 chart:error-lower-indicator
20.16 chart:error-lower-limit
20.17 chart:error-lower-range
20.18 chart:error-margin
20.19 chart:error-percentage
20.20 chart:error-upper-indicator
20.21 chart:error-upper-limit
20.22 chart:error-upper-range
20.23 chart:gap-width
20.24 chart:group-bars-per-axis
20.25 chart:hole-size
20.26 chart:include-hidden-cells
20.27 chart:interpolation
20.28 chart:interval-major
20.29 chart:interval-minor-divisor
20.30 chart:japanese-candle-stick
20.31 chart:label-arrangement
20.32 chart:label-position
20.33 chart:label-position-negative
20.34 chart:lines (deprecated)
20.35 chart:link-data-style-to-source
20.36 chart:logarithmic
20.37 chart:maximum
20.38 chart:mean-value
20.39 chart:minimum
20.40 chart:origin
20.41 chart:overlap
20.42 chart:pie-offset
20.43 chart:percentage
20.44 chart:regression-force-intercept
20.45 chart:regression-intercept-value
20.46 chart:regression-max-degree
20.47 chart:regression-moving-type
20.48 chart:regression-name
20.49 chart:regression-period
20.50 chart:regression-type
20.51 chart:reverse-direction
20.52 chart:right-angled-axes
20.53 chart:scale-text
20.54 chart:series-source (deprecated)
20.55 chart:sort-by-x-values
20.56 chart:solid-type
20.57 chart:spline-order
20.58 chart:spline-resolution
20.59 chart:stacked
20.60 chart:symbol-height
20.61 chart:symbol-name
20.62 chart:symbol-type
20.63 chart:symbol-width
20.64 chart:text-overlap
20.65 chart:three-dimensional
20.66 chart:tick-marks-major-inner
20.67 chart:tick-marks-major-outer
20.68 chart:tick-marks-minor-inner
20.69 chart:tick-marks-minor-outer
20.70 chart:tick-mark-position
20.71 chart:treat-empty-cells
20.72 chart:vertical
20.73 chart:visible
20.74 dr3d:ambient-color
20.75 dr3d:back-scale
20.76 dr3d:backface-culling
20.77 dr3d:close-back
20.78 dr3d:close-front
20.79 dr3d:depth
20.80 dr3d:diffuse-color
20.81 dr3d:edge-rounding
20.82 dr3d:edge-rounding-mode
20.83 dr3d:emissive-color
20.84 dr3d:end-angle
20.85 dr3d:horizontal-segments
20.86 dr3d:lighting-mode
20.87 dr3d:normals-direction
20.88 dr3d:normals-kind
20.89 dr3d:shadow
20.90 dr3d:shininess
20.91 dr3d:specular-color
20.92 dr3d:texture-filter
20.93 dr3d:texture-kind
20.94 dr3d:texture-mode
20.95 dr3d:texture-generation-mode-x
20.96 dr3d:texture-generation-mode-y
20.97 dr3d:vertical-segments
20.98 draw:auto-grow-height
20.99 draw:auto-grow-width
20.100 draw:background-size
20.101 draw:blue
20.102 draw:caption-angle
20.103 draw:caption-angle-type
20.104 draw:caption-escape
20.105 draw:caption-escape-direction
20.106 draw:caption-fit-line-length
20.107 draw:caption-gap
20.108 draw:caption-line-length
20.109 draw:caption-type
20.110 draw:color-inversion
20.111 draw:color-mode
20.112 draw:contrast
20.113 draw:decimal-places
20.114 draw:draw-aspect
20.115 draw:end-guide
20.116 draw:end-line-spacing-horizontal
20.117 draw:end-line-spacing-vertical
20.118 draw:fill
20.119 draw:fill-color
20.120 draw:fill-gradient-name
20.121 draw:fill-hatch-name
20.122 draw:fill-hatch-solid
20.123 draw:fill-image-height
20.124 draw:fill-image-name
20.125 draw:fill-image-ref-point
20.126 draw:fill-image-ref-point-x
20.127 draw:fill-image-ref-point-y
20.128 draw:fill-image-width
20.129 draw:fit-to-contour
20.130 draw:fit-to-size
20.131 draw:frame-display-border
20.132 draw:frame-margin-horizontal
20.133 draw:frame-display-scrollbar
20.134 draw:frame-margin-vertical
20.135 draw:gamma
20.136 draw:green
20.137 draw:gradient-step-count
20.138 draw:guide-distance
20.139 draw:guide-overhang
20.140 draw:image-opacity
20.141 draw:line-distance
20.142 draw:luminance
20.143 draw:marker-end
20.144 draw:marker-end-center
20.145 draw:marker-end-width
20.146 draw:marker-start
20.147 draw:marker-start-center
20.148 draw:marker-start-width
20.149 draw:measure-align
20.150 draw:measure-vertical-align
20.151 draw:ole-draw-aspect (deprecated)
20.152 draw:opacity
20.153 draw:opacity-name
20.154 draw:parallel
20.155 draw:placing
20.156 draw:red
20.157 draw:secondary-fill-color
20.158 draw:shadow
20.159 draw:shadow-color
20.160 draw:shadow-offset-x
20.161 draw:shadow-offset-y
20.162 draw:shadow-opacity
20.163 draw:show-unit
20.164 draw:start-guide
20.165 draw:start-line-spacing-horizontal
20.166 draw:start-line-spacing-vertical
20.167 draw:stroke
20.168 draw:stroke-dash
20.169 draw:stroke-dash-names
20.170 draw:stroke-linejoin
20.171 svg:stroke-linecap
20.172 draw:symbol-color
20.173 draw:textarea-horizontal-align
20.174 draw:textarea-vertical-align
20.175 draw:tile-repeat-offset
20.176 draw:visible-area-height
20.177 draw:visible-area-left
20.178 draw:visible-area-top
20.179 draw:visible-area-width
20.180 draw:unit
20.181 draw:wrap-influence-on-position
20.182 fo:background-color
20.183 fo Border Properties
20.183.1 General
20.183.2 fo:border
20.183.3 fo:border-bottom
20.183.4 fo:border-left
20.183.5 fo:border-right
20.183.6 fo:border-top
20.184 fo:break-after
20.185 fo:break-before
20.186 fo:clip
20.187 fo:color
20.188 fo:country
20.189 fo:font-family
20.190 fo:font-size
20.191 fo:font-style
20.192 fo:font-variant
20.193 fo:font-weight
20.194 fo:height
20.195 fo:hyphenate
20.196 fo:hyphenation-keep
20.197 fo:hyphenation-ladder-count
20.198 fo:hyphenation-push-char-count
20.199 fo:hyphenation-remain-char-count
20.200 fo:keep-together
20.201 fo:keep-with-next
20.202 fo:language
20.203 fo:letter-spacing
20.204 fo:line-height
20.205 fo:margin
20.206 fo:margin-bottom
20.207 fo:margin-left
20.208 fo:margin-right
20.209 fo:margin-top
20.210 fo:max-height
20.211 fo:max-width
20.212 fo:min-height
20.212.1 <style:graphic-properties>
20.212.2 <style:header-footer-properties>
20.213 fo:min-width
20.214 fo:orphans
20.215 fo:page-height
20.216 fo:page-width
20.217 fo:padding
20.218 fo:padding-bottom
20.219 fo:padding-left
20.220 fo:padding-right
20.221 fo:padding-top
20.222 fo:script
20.223 fo:text-align
20.223.1 <style:paragraph-properties>
20.223.2 <style:list-level-properties>
20.224 fo:text-align-last
20.225 fo:text-indent
20.226 fo:text-shadow
20.227 fo:text-transform
20.228 fo:widows
20.229 fo:width
20.230 fo:wrap-option
20.231 presentation:background-objects-visible
20.232 presentation:background-visible
20.233 presentation:display-date-time
20.234 presentation:display-footer
20.235 presentation:display-header
20.236 presentation:display-page-number
20.237 presentation:duration
20.238 presentation:transition-speed
20.239 presentation:transition-style
20.240 presentation:transition-type
20.241 presentation:visibility
20.242 smil:direction
20.243 smil:fadeColor
20.244 smil:subtype
20.245 smil:type
20.246 style:auto-text-indent
20.247 style:background-transparency
20.248 style:border-line-width
20.249 style:border-line-width-bottom
20.250 style:border-line-width-left
20.251 style:border-line-width-right
20.252 style:border-line-width-top
20.253 style:cell-protect
20.254 style:column-width
20.255 style:contextual-spacing
20.256 style:country-asian
20.257 style:country-complex
20.258 style:decimal-places
20.259 style:diagonal-bl-tr
20.260 style:diagonal-bl-tr-widths
20.261 style:diagonal-tl-br
20.262 style:diagonal-tl-br-widths
20.263 style:direction
20.264 style:dynamic-spacing
20.265 style:editable
20.266 style:first-page-number
20.267 style:flow-with-text
20.268 style:font-charset
20.269 style:font-charset-asian
20.270 style:font-charset-complex
20.271 style:font-family-asian
20.272 style:font-family-complex
20.273 style:font-family-generic
20.274 style:font-family-generic-asian
20.275 style:font-family-generic-complex
20.276 style:font-independent-line-spacing
20.277 style:font-name
20.278 style:font-name-asian
20.279 style:font-name-complex
20.280 style:font-pitch
20.281 style:font-pitch-asian
20.282 style:font-pitch-complex
20.283 style:font-relief
20.284 style:font-size-asian
20.285 style:font-size-complex
20.286 style:font-size-rel
20.287 style:font-size-rel-asian
20.288 style:font-size-rel-complex
20.289 style:font-style-asian
20.290 style:font-style-complex
20.291 style:font-style-name
20.292 style:font-style-name-asian
20.293 style:font-style-name-complex
20.294 style:font-weight-asian
20.295 style:font-weight-complex
20.296 style:footnote-max-height
20.297 style:glyph-orientation-vertical
20.298 style:horizontal-pos
20.299 style:horizontal-rel
20.300 style:join-border
20.301 style:justify-single-word
20.302 style:language-asian
20.303 style:language-complex
20.304 style:layout-grid-base-height
20.305 style:layout-grid-base-width
20.306 style:layout-grid-color
20.307 style:layout-grid-display
20.308 style:layout-grid-lines
20.309 style:layout-grid-mode
20.310 style:layout-grid-print
20.311 style:layout-grid-ruby-below
20.312 style:layout-grid-ruby-height
20.313 style:layout-grid-snap-to
20.314 style:layout-grid-standard-mode
20.315 style:line-break
20.316 style:letter-kerning
20.317 style:line-height-at-least
20.318 style:line-spacing
20.319 style:may-break-between-rows
20.320 style:min-row-height
20.321 style:mirror
20.322 style:num-format
20.323 style:num-letter-sync
20.324 style:num-prefix
20.325 style:num-suffix
20.326 style:number-wrapped-paragraphs
20.327 style:overflow-behavior
20.328 style:page-number
20.329 style:paper-tray-name
20.330 style:print
20.331 style:print-content
20.331.1 General
20.331.2 <style:graphic-properties>
20.331.3 <style:table-cell-properties>
20.332 style:print-page-order
20.333 style:print-orientation
20.334 style:protect
20.334.1 General
20.334.2 <style:graphic-properties>
20.334.3 <style:section-properties>
20.335 style:punctuation-wrap
20.336 style:register-true
20.337 style:register-truth-ref-style-name
20.338 style:rel-column-width
20.339 style:rel-height
20.340 style:rel-width
20.340.1 <style:graphic-properties>
20.340.2 <style:table-properties>
20.341 style:repeat
20.342 style:repeat-content
20.343 style:rfc-language-tag
20.344 style:rfc-language-tag-asian
20.345 style:rfc-language-tag-complex
20.346 style:rotation-align
20.347 style:rotation-angle
20.348 style:row-height
20.349 style:ruby-align
20.350 style:ruby-position
20.351 style:run-through
20.352 style:scale-to
20.353 style:scale-to-pages
20.354 style:scale-to-X
20.355 style:scale-to-Y
20.356 style:script-asian
20.357 style:script-complex
20.358 style:script-type
20.359 style:shadow
20.360 style:shrink-to-fit
20.361 style:snap-to-layout-grid
20.362 style:tab-stop-distance
20.363 style:table-centering
20.364 style:text-align-source
20.365 style:text-autospace
20.366 style:text-blinking
20.367 style:text-combine
20.368 style:text-combine-start-char
20.369 style:text-combine-end-char
20.370 style:text-emphasize
20.371 style:text-line-through-color
20.372 style:text-line-through-mode
20.373 style:text-line-through-style
20.374 style:text-line-through-text
20.375 style:text-line-through-text-style
20.376 style:text-line-through-type
20.377 style:text-line-through-width
20.378 style:text-outline
20.379 style:text-overline-color
20.380 style:text-overline-mode
20.381 style:text-overline-style
20.382 style:text-overline-type
20.383 style:text-overline-width
20.384 style:text-position
20.385 style:text-rotation-angle
20.386 style:text-rotation-scale
20.387 style:text-scale
20.388 style:text-underline-color
20.389 style:text-underline-mode
20.390 style:text-underline-style
20.391 style:text-underline-type
20.392 style:text-underline-width
20.393 style:use-optimal-column-width
20.394 style:use-optimal-row-height
20.395 style:use-window-font-color
20.396 style:vertical-align
20.396.1 <style:paragraph-properties>
20.396.2 <style:table-cell-properties>
20.397 style:vertical-pos
20.398 style:vertical-rel
20.399 style:width
20.400 style:wrap
20.401 style:wrap-contour
20.402 style:wrap-contour-mode
20.403 style:wrap-dynamic-threshold
20.404 style:writing-mode
20.404.1 General
20.404.2 <style:graphic-properties>
20.404.3 <style:page-layout-properties>
20.404.4 <style:paragraph-properties>
20.404.5 <style:section-properties>
20.404.6 <style:table-cell-properties>
20.404.7 <style:table-properties>
20.405 style:writing-mode-automatic
20.406 svg:fill-rule
20.407 svg:height
20.407.1 <style:graphic-properties>
20.407.2 <style:header-footer-properties>
20.408 svg:stroke-color
20.409 svg:stroke-opacity
20.410 svg:stroke-width
20.411 svg:x
20.412 svg:y
20.412.1 <style:graphic-properties>
20.412.2 <style:list-level-properties>
20.413 svg:width
20.414 table:align
20.415 table:border-model
20.416 table:display
20.417 text:anchor-page-number
20.418 text:anchor-type
20.419 text:animation
20.420 text:animation-delay
20.421 text:animation-direction
20.422 text:animation-repeat
20.423 text:animation-start-inside
20.424 text:animation-steps
20.425 text:animation-stop-inside
20.426 text:condition
20.427 text:display
20.428 text:dont-balance-text-columns
20.429 text:line-break
20.430 text:line-number
20.431 text:list-level-position-and-space-mode
20.432 text:min-label-distance
20.433 text:min-label-width
20.434 text:number-lines
20.435 text:space-before
20.436 chart:major-origin
20.437 chart:minor-logarithmic
20.438 draw:allow-overlap
20.439 style:margin-gutter
20.440 text:relative-tab-stop-position
20.441 draw:decorative
20.442 table:tab-color
Appendix A OpenDocument Relax NG Schema
Appendix B OpenDocument Metadata Manifest Ontology
Appendix C MIME Types and File Name Extensions (Non Normative)
Appendix D Accessibility Guidelines (Non Normative)
D.1 Title, Description and Caption of Graphical Elements
D.1.1 Guidance for authors
D.1.2 Authoring tool responsibility for presenting and prompting for the <svg:title> and <svg:desc> elements
D.2 Hyperlink Titles
D.3 Tables in Presentations
D.4 Further Guidelines
Appendix E Bidirectional (BiDi) Scripts, Numeric Digits Presentation and Calendars (Non Normative)
E.1 Paragraph and Layout Direction
E.2 Numeric Digits Presentation and Calendars
Appendix F Recommended Usage of SMIL
F.1 Slide Animation
F.2 Main Sequence
F.3 Interactive Sequence
Appendix G Changes From ODF 1.3 (Non Normative)

# 1 Introduction

## 1.1 Introduction

This document is part of the Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) Version 1.4 specification. It defines an XML schema for office documents. Office documents include text documents, spreadsheets, charts and graphical documents like drawings or presentations, and other forms of documents.

## 1.2 Terminology

All text is normative unless otherwise labeled.

Text with a gray background color which is contained in boxes is informative. -

Within the normative text of this specification, the terms "shall", "shall not", "should", "should not", "may" and “need not” are to be interpreted as described in Annex H of [ISO/IEC Directives].

Attributes and elements may be marked as deprecated. Deprecated attributes or elements have “Deprecated” inserted into their section title. Attributes and elements marked as deprecated should not be used any longer, and may be removed from future versions of (OpenDocument).

XML Element, attribute names, attribute value types, and attribute values appear in monospace font.

This specification, for illustrative purposes, describes functionality using terminology common in desktop computing environments that contain a display terminal, keyboard, and mouse, attached to a computer hosting an operating system with a graphical user interface which includes user interface controls such as input controls, command buttons, selection boxes, etc.

This specification is not limited to such environments. This format can be used by alternative computing environments, with other form factors, non-GUI consumers and producers, assistive technologies, using analogous user interface operations.

Implementation-defined is used in this specification for values or processing that may differ between ODF implementations but is required to be specified by the implementor for each particular ODF-implementation.

Implementation-dependent is used in this specification for values or processing that may differ between ODF implementations but is not required to be specified by the implementor for each particular ODF-implementation.

## 1.3 Normative References

The following documents are referred to in the text in such a way that some or all of their content constitutes requirements of this document. For dated references, only the edition cited applies. For undated references, the latest edition of the referenced document (including any amendments) applies.

[CSS2] Bert Bos, Håkon Wium Lie, Chris Lilley, Ian Jacobs, Cascading Style Sheets, level 2, http://www.w3.org/TR/1998/REC-CSS2-19980512, W3C, 1998.

[CSS3Text] Michel Suignard, CSS3 Text Module, http://www.w3.org/TR/2003/CR-css3-text-20030514, W3C, 2003.

[CSS4WritingModes] Elika J. Etemad, Koji Ishii, CSS Writing Modes Level 4, https://www.w3.org/TR/css-writing-modes-4, W3C, 2019

[DAISY] ANSI/NISO Z39.86-2005 (R2012) Specifications for the Digital Talking Book, http://www.niso.org/standards/resources/Z39-86-2005.html, 2005.

[DCMI] Dublin Core Metadata Element Set, Version 1.1: Reference Description, http://www.dublincore.org/documents/2008/01/14/dces/, Dublin Core Metadata Initiative, 2003.

[DOMEvents2] Tom Pixley, Document Object Model (DOM) Level 2 Events Specification, http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/REC-DOM-Level-2-Events-20001113, W3C, 2000.

[GRDDL] Don Conolly, Gleaning Resource Descriptions from Dialects of Languages (GRDDL), http://www.w3.org/TR/2007/REC-grddl-20070911/, W3C, 2007.

[HTML4] Dave Raggett, Arnaud Le Hors, Ian Jacobs, HTML 4.01 Specification, http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-html401-19991224, W3C, 1999.

[ISO/IEC Directives] ISO/IEC Directives, Part 2 (Fifth Edition) Rules for the structure and drafting of International Standards, International Organization for Standardization and International Electrotechnical Commission, 2004.

[ISO639-1] ISO 639-1:2002 Codes for the representation of names of languages -- Part 1: Alpha-2 code, International Organization for Standardization and International Electrotechnical Commission, 2002.

[ISO639-2] ISO 639-2:1998 Codes for the representation of names of languages -- Part 2: Alpha-3 code, International Organization for Standardization and International Electrotechnical Commission, 1998.

[ISO639-3] ISO 639-3:2007 Codes for the representation of names of languages -- Part 3: Alpha-3 code for comprehensive coverage of languages, International Organization for Standardization and International Electrotechnical Commission, 2007.

[ISO3166-1] ISO 3166-1:2006/Cor 1:2007 Codes for the representation of names of countries and their subdivisions -- Part 1: Country codes, International Organization for Standardization and International Electrotechnical Commission, 2007.

[ISO3166-2] ISO 3166-2:2007 Codes for the representation of names of countries and their subdivisions -- Part 2: Country subdivision code, International Organization for Standardization and International Electrotechnical Commission, 2007.

[ISO3166-3] ISO 3166-3:1999 Codes for the representation of names of countries and their subdivisions -- Part 3: Code for formerly used names of countries, International Organization for Standardization and International Electrotechnical Commission, 1999.

[ISO8601] ISO 8601:2019 Date and time — Representations for information interchange — Part 1: Basic rules, International Organization for Standardization, 2019.

[ISO15924] ISO 15924:2004 Information and documentation -- Codes for the representation of names of scripts, International Organization for Standardization and International Electrotechnical Commission, 2004.

[JIS X 0301] JIS X 0301:2002 Data elements and interchange formats -- Information interchange -- Representation of dates and times, Japanese Standards Association, 2002.

[MathML] David Carlisle, Patrick Ion, Robert Miner (deceased), Mathematical Markup Language (MathML), http://www.w3.org/TR/MathML, W3C, 2003.

[MIMETYPES] MIME Media Types, http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/, IANA.

[ODF10] OASIS Standard, Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) v1.0, May 2005, http://docs.oasis-open.org/office/v1.0/OpenDocument-v1.0-os.pdf

[ODF11] OASIS Standard, Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) v1.1, February 2007, http://docs.oasis-open.org/office/v1.1/OS/OpenDocument-v1.1.pdf

[ODF1.3-Part-2:Packages] Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) v.1.3, Part 2: Packages. Linked in Additional Artifacts on front page.

[ODF1.3-Part-4:OpenFormula] Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) Version 1.3 Part 4 Recalculated Formula (OpenFormula) Format. Linked in Additional Artifacts on front page.

[OLE] Kraig Brockschmidt, Inside OLE, Microsoft Press, 1995, ISBN: 1-55615-843-2

[OWL] Deborah L. McGuinness, Frank van Harmelen, OWL Web Ontology Language Overview, http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-owl-features-20040210/, W3C, 2004.

[PNG] David Duce, Portable Network Graphics (PNG) Specification (Second Edition), http://www.w3.org/TR/2003/REC-PNG-20031110, W3C, 2003.

[RDF-CONCEPTS] Graham Klyne, Jeremy J. Carroll, Brian McBride, Resource Description Framework (RDF): Concepts and Abstract Syntax, http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-rdf-concepts-20040210/, W3C, 2004.

[RDFa] Ben Adida, Mark Birbeck, Shane McCarron, Steven Pemberton, RDFa in XHTML: Syntax and Processing, http://www.w3.org/TR/2008/REC-rdfa-syntax-20081014, W3C, 2008.

[RFC2045] N. Freed and N. Borenstein, Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) Part One: Format of Internet Message Bodies, http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2045.txt, IETF, 1996.

[RFC2616] R. Fielding, et al., Hypertext Transfer Protocol -- HTTP/1.1, http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2616.txt, IETF, 1999.

[RFC3066] H. Alvestrand, Tags for the Identification of Languages, http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt, IETF, 2001.

[RFC3987] M. Duerst, M. Suignard, Internationalized Resource Identifiers (IRIs), http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3987.txt, IETF, 2005

[RFC4514] K. Zeilenga, Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP): String Representation of Distinguished Names, http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4514, IETF, 2006.

[RFC5646] A. Phillips, M. Davis, Tags for Identifying Languages, http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc5646.txt, IETF, 2009.

[RFC6838] N. Freed, J. Klensin, T. Hansen Media Type Specifications and Registration Procedures, http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc6838.txt, IETF, 2013.

[RNG] ISO/IEC 19757-2 Document Schema Definition Language (DSDL) -- Part 2: Regular-grammar-based validation -- RELAX NG, International Organization for Standardization and International Electrotechnical Commission, 2003.

[SMIL20] Jeff Ayars, etc al., Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language (SMIL 2.0) - [Second Edition], http://www.w3.org/TR/2005/REC-SMIL2-20050107/, W3C, 2001.

[SQL] ISO/IEC 9075-1:2008 Information Technology -- Database Language -- SQL -- Part 2: Foundation (SQL/Foundation), International Organization for Standardization and International Electrotechnical Commission, 2008.

[SVG] Jon Ferraiolo, 藤沢 淳 (FUJISAWA Jun), Dean Jackson, Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) 1.1, http://www.w3.org/TR/2003/REC-SVG11-20030114/, W3C, 2003.

[UAX9] Mark Davis, The Bidirectional Algorithm, Unicode Standard Annex #9, http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr9/tr9-15.html, 2005.

[UNICODE] The Unicode Consortium. The Unicode Standard, https://www.unicode.org/versions/latest.

[UTR18] Mark Davis, Andy Heninger, Unicode Regular Expressions, Unicode Technical Report #18, http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr18/tr18-13.html, 2008.

[UTR20] Martin Dürst and Asmus Freytag, Unicode in XML and other Markup Languages, Unicode Technical Report #20, http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr20/tr20-7.html, 2003.

[XForms] John M. Boyer, XForms 1.0 (Third Edition), http://www.w3.org/TR/2007/REC-xforms-20071029/, W3C, 2007.

[XLink] Steve DeRose, Eve Maler, David Orchard, XML Linking Language (XLink) Version 1.0, http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xlink-20010627/, W3C, 2001.

[XML-ID] Jonathan Marsh, Daniel Veillard, Norman Walsh, xml:id Version 1.0, http://www.w3.org/TR/2005/REC-xml-id-20050909/, W3C, 2005.

[XML-Names] Tim Bray rt al., Namespaces in XML 1.0 (Second Edition), http://www.w3.org/TR/2006/REC-xml-names-20060816, W3C, 2006.

[XML1.0] Tim Bray, Jean Paoli, C. M. Sperberg-McQueen, Eve Maler, François Yergeau , Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.0 (Fourth Edition), http://www.w3.org/TR/2006/REC-xml-20060816/, W3C, 2006.

[XMLENC-CORE] Donald Eastlake, Joseph Reagle, XML Encryption Syntax and Processing, http://www.w3.org/TR/2002/REC-xmlenc-core-20021210/, W3C, 2002.

[XPath] James Clark, Steve DeRose, XML Path Language (XPath) Version 1.0, http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-xpath-19991116, W3C, 1999.

[XMLSchema-2] Paul V. Biron, Ashok Malhotra, XML Schema Part 2: Datatypes Second Edition, http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-xmlschema-2-20041028/, W3C, 2004.

[XSL] Sharon Adler, et al., Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL), http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xsl-20011015/, W3C, 2001.

[XSLT] James Clark, XSL Transformations (XSLT) Version 1.0, http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-xslt-19991116, W3C, 1999.

## 1.4 Non Normative References

[BibTeXing] Oren Patashnik, BIBTEXing, http://mirrors.ctan.org/biblio/bibtex/base/btxdoc.pdf

[UAX9] Mark Davis, The Bidirectional Algorithm, Unicode Standard Annex #9, http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr9/tr9-15.html, 2005.

[UTR20] Martin Dürst and Asmus Freytag, Unicode in XML and other Markup Languages, Unicode Technical Report #20, http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr20/tr20-7.html, 2003.

## 1.5 Namespaces

Tables 1-6 list namespaces used or defined by OpenDocument.

Note: The defined XML namespaces conform to the Namespaces in XML specification [XML-Names].

This specification uses the prefixes defined in Tables 1 and 2 when referring to elements and attributes in this specification. However, implementors may use any prefix, provided that there is a namespace declaration that binds the prefix to the IRI of the corresponding namespace.

Table 1 - XML Namespaces defined by the OpenDocument schema

Prefix | Description | Namespace
anim | Elements and attributes that describe animation content. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: animation:1.0
chart | Elements and attributes that describe chart content. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: chart:1.0
config | Elements and attributes that describe application specific settings. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: config:1.0
db | For elements and attributes that describe database specific objects. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: database:1.0
dr3d | Elements and attributes that describe 3D graphic content. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: dr3d:1.0
draw | Elements and attributes that describe graphic content. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: drawing:1.0
form | Elements and attributes that describe forms and controls. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: form:1.0
manifest | Elements and attribute contained in the package manifest. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: manifest:1.0
meta | Elements and attributes that describe meta information. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: meta:1.0
number | Elements and attributes that describe data style information. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: datastyle:1.0
office | All common pieces of information not contained in another, more specific namespace. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: office:1.0
presentation | Elements and attributes that describe presentation content. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: presentation:1.0
script | Elements and attributes that represent scripts or events. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: script:1.0
table | Elements and attributes that may occur in spreadsheets or in table in a text document. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: table:1.0
text | Elements and attributes that may occur within text documents and text parts of other document types. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: text:1.0
style | Elements and attributes that describe the style and inheritance model used by the OpenDocument format. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: style:1.0

Table 2 - XML Namespaces defined by the OpenDocument metadata manifest ontology

Prefix | Description | Namespace
odf | RDF node property and node elements for OpenDocument package entities | http://docs.oasis-open.org/ns/office/1.2/meta/odf#

Table 3 - XML Namespaces defined by the OpenDocument schema that include elements and attributes that are compatible to elements and attributes of other standards.

Prefix | Description | Namespace
fo | Attributes that are compatible to attributes defined in [XSL]. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: xsl-fo-compatible:1.0
svg | Elements and attributes that are derived from elements or attributes defined in [SVG]. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: svg-compatible:1.0
smil | Attributes that are derived from to attributes defined in [SMIL20]. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns: smil-compatible:1.0

Table 4 - XML Namespaces used by the OpenDocument schema

Prefix | Description | Namespace
dc | The Dublin Core Namespace (see [DCMI]). | http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/
math | MathML Namespace (see [MathML]) | http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML
xforms | The XForms namespace (see [XForms]). | http://www.w3.org/2002/xforms
xlink | The XLink namespace (see [XLink]). | http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink
xhtml | RDFa attributes (see [RDFa]). | http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml
grddl | GRDDL attributes (see [GRDDL]) | http://www.w3.org/2003/g/data-view#

Table 5 - XML Namespaces defined by the OpenDocument metadata manifest ontology

Prefix | Description | Namespace
pkg | OWL classes and properties contained in metadata manifest files. | http://docs.oasis-open.org/ns/office/1.2/meta/pkg#

Table 6 - Other XML Namespaces defined by this specification

Prefix | Description | Namespace
of | Namespace for formulas defined by Part 4 of this specification that occur in attribute values. | urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:of:1.2

# 2 OpenDocument Documents, Consumers and Producers

## 2.1 Introduction

The OpenDocument specification defines conformance for documents, consumers, and producers, with two conformance classes called conforming and extended conforming. It further defines conforming text, spreadsheet, drawing, presentation, chart, image, formula and database front end documents. This chapter defines the basic requirements for the individual conformance targets.

## 2.2 Document Conformance

### 2.2.1 OpenDocument Document

An OpenDocument document shall meet the following requirements:

1. A)If the document is an OpenDocument package, then

   1. A.1)it shall be a conforming OpenDocument package [ODF1.3-Part-2:Packages], 2.2 Packages, and

   2. A.2)the package shall contain at least one of the following files: content.xml and styles.xml. It may contain additional files.

2. B)If the document is an OpenDocument package, then the following requirements shall be met for its contained files named content.xml, styles.xml, settings.xml, and meta.xml if present:

   1. B.1)The files shall be well-formed XML documents with respect to the XML 1.0 [XML1.0]specification.

   2. B.2)The XML root elements of the files shall be

      1. B.2.1)<office:document-content> 3.1.3.2 or <math:math> 14.6 for files named content.xml,

      2. B.2.2)<office:document-styles> 3.1.3.3 for files named styles.xml,

      3. B.2.3)<office:document-meta> 3.1.3.4 for files named meta.xml,

      4. B.2.4)<office:document-settings> 3.1.3.5 for files named settings.xml.

   3. B.3)If the XML root element of a file is <office:document-content>, <office:document-styles>, <office:document-meta> or <office:document-settings>, then the XML file shall be valid with respect to the schema defined in appendix A.

   4. B.4)If the XML root element of a file is <math:math>, then the XML file shall be valid with respect to the MathML 2.0 [MathML] schema.

3. C)If the document is a single XML file, then

   1. C.1)the file shall be a well-formed XML document with respect to the XML 1.0 [XML1.0] specification

   2. C.2)the XML root element of the file shall be <office:document>.

   3. C.3)the XML file shall validate against the schema defined in appendix A.

4. D)The files contained in a package listed in B) or the single file listed in C) meet the following requirements:

   1. D.1)They shall conform to the XML Namespaces specification [XML-Names].

   2. D.2)They shall conform to the xml-id Version 1.0 specification [XML-ID].

   3. D.3)If a style:condition, table:condition, table:expression, table:formula or text:formula attribute value begins with a namespace prefix bound to namespace "urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:of:1.2," the syntax and semantics of the attribute value portions that are expressions determined by the prefix shall conform to Part4 of this specification. If a style:condition, table:condition, table:expression, table:formula or text:formula attribute value has no namespace prefix, the attribute value portions that are expressions determined by a prefix shall conform as if there were a prefix bound to namespace "urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:of:1.2".

5. E)It shall conform to one of: OpenDocument Text Document (2.2.3), OpenDocument Spreadsheet Document (2.2.4), OpenDocument Drawing Document (2.2.5), OpenDocument Presentation Document (2.2.6), OpenDocument Chart Document (2.2.7), OpenDocument Image Document (2.2.8), OpenDocument Formula Document (2.2.9), OpenDocument Database Front End Document (2.2.10).

### 2.2.2 OpenDocument Extended Document

An OpenDocument extended document shall meet all requirements of a conforming document listed in 2.2.1 except A.1), B.3), C.3) and E) and shall meet the following requirements:

1. A)If the document is an OpenDocument package, then it shall be a conforming ODF extended package [ODF1.3-Part-2:Packages], 2.2.2 OpenDocument Extended Package.

2. B)If the document is an OpenDocument package, then the following requirement shall be met for its contained files named content.xml, styles.xml, settings.xml, and meta.xml if present:

   1. B.1)If the XML root element of a file is <office:document-content> 3.1.3.2, <office:document-styles> 3.1.3.3, <office:document-meta> 3.1.3.4 or <office:document-settings> 3.1.3.5, then the XML file shall be valid with respect to the schema defined in appendix A, after the following processing of foreign elements has taken place:

      1. B.1.1)Foreign elements and attributes, as defined in section 3.17 have been removed.

      2. B.1.2)The content of foreign elements has been processed as defined in section 3.17.

3. C)If the document is a single XML file, then the XML files shall be valid against the schema defined in appendix A, after processing of foreign elements as defined in B.1) has taken place.

### 2.2.3 OpenDocument Text Document

An OpenDocument Text document shall meet all requirements of a Conforming OpenDocument Document, as well as the following additional requirements:

1. A)The <office:document> 3.1.2 element shall have an office:mimetype 3.1.2 attribute with one of these values: "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text", "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text-template", "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text-master" or "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text-master-template".

2. B)If the document is an OpenDocument package then it shall contain a file named mimetype containing one of these strings: "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text", "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text-template", "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text-master" or "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text-master-template".

3. C)The <office:body> 3.3 element shall have the child element <office:text> 3.4.

### 2.2.4 OpenDocument Spreadsheet Document

An OpenDocument Spreadsheet document shall meet all requirements of a Conforming OpenDocument Document, as well as the following additional requirements:

1. A)The <office:document> 3.1.2 element shall have an office:mimetype 19.379 attribute with one of these values: "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.spreadsheet" or "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.spreadsheet-template".

2. B)If the document is an OpenDocument package then it shall contain a file named mimetype containing one of these strings: "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.spreadsheet" or "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.spreadsheet-template".

3. C)The <office:body> 3.3 element shall have the child element <office:spreadsheet> 3.7.

4. D)All namespace prefixes used in the values of table:formula attributes values shall be bound to the "urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:of:1.2 " namespace.

5. E)All table:formula attribute values shall be a conforming OpenDocument Formula expression [ODF1.3-Part-4:OpenFormula] 2.2 OpenDocument Formula Expression.

### 2.2.5 OpenDocument Drawing Document

An OpenDocument Drawing document shall meet all requirements of a Conforming OpenDocument Document, as well as the following additional requirements:

1. A)The <office:document> 3.1.2 element shall have an office:mimetype 19.379 attribute with one of these values: "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.graphics" or "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.graphics-template".

2. B)If the document is an OpenDocument package then it shall contain a file named mimetype containing one of these strings: "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.graphics" or "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.graphics-template".

3. C)The <office:body> 3.3 element shall have the child element <office:drawing> 3.5.

### 2.2.6 OpenDocument Presentation Document

An OpenDocument Presentation document shall meet all requirements of a Conforming OpenDocument Document, as well as the following additional requirements:

1. A)The <office:document> 3.1.2 element shall have an office:mimetype 19.379 attribute with one of these values: "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.presentation" or "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.presentation-template".

2. B)If the document is an OpenDocument package then it shall contain a file named mimetype containing one of these strings: "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.presentation" or "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.presentation-template".

3. C)The <office:body> 3.3 element shall have the child element 3.6 <office:presentation>.

### 2.2.7 OpenDocument Chart Document

An OpenDocument Chart document shall meet all requirements of a Conforming OpenDocument Document, as well as the following additional requirements:

1. A)The <office:document> 3.1.2 element shall have an office:mimetype 19.379 attribute with one of these values: "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.chart" or "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.chart-template".

2. B)If the document is an OpenDocument package then it shall contain a file named mimetype containing one of these strings: "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.chart" or "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.chart-template".

3. C)The <office:body> 3.3 element shall have the child element <office:chart> 19.379.

### 2.2.8 OpenDocument Image Document

An OpenDocument Image document shall meet all requirements of a Conforming OpenDocument Document, as well as the following additional requirements:

1. A)The <office:document> 3.1.2 element shall have an office:mimetype 19.379 attribute with one of these values: "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.image" or "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.image-template".

2. B)If the document is an OpenDocument package then it shall contain a file named mimetype containing one of these strings: "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.image" or "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.image-template".

3. C)The <office:body> 3.3 element shall have the child element <office:image> 3.9.

### 2.2.9 OpenDocument Formula Document

An OpenDocument Formula document shall meet all requirements of a Conforming OpenDocument Document, as well as the following additional requirements:

1. A)If the document is an OpenDocument package, the package shall contain a file named mimetype with content being the string "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.formula".

2. B)The package "content.xml" file shall have a <math:math> 14.6 root element.

### 2.2.10 OpenDocument Database Front End Document

An OpenDocument Database Front End document shall meet all requirements of a Conforming OpenDocument Document, as well as the following additional requirements:

1. A)The <office:document> 3.1.2 element shall have an office:mimetype 19.379 attribute with the value "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.base".

2. B)If the document is an OpenDocument package then it shall contain a file named mimetype containing the string " application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.base".

3. C)The <office:body> 3.3 element shall have the child element <office:database> 12.1.

## 2.3 Producers

### 2.3.1 OpenDocument Producer

An OpenDocument producer is a program that creates at least one conforming OpenDocument document, and that meets the following additional requirements:

1. A)It may produce conforming OpenDocument extended documents, but it shall have a mode of operation where it creates conforming OpenDocument documents.

2. B)It shall be accompanied by a document that defines all implementation-defined values used by the OpenDocument producer.

### 2.3.2 OpenDocument Extended Producer

An OpenDocument extended producer is a program that creates at least one conforming OpenDocument extended document, and that meets the following additional requirements:

1. A)It shall be accompanied by a document that defines all implementation-defined values used by the OpenDocument extended producer.

2. B)It should be accompanied by a document that defines all foreign elements and attributes used by the OpenDocument extended producer.

## 2.4 Consumer

An OpenDocument consumer is a program that can parse and interpret OpenDocument documents according to the semantics defined by this specification, and that meets the following additional requirements:

1. A)It shall be able to parse and interpret OpenDocument documents of one or more of the document types defined by this specification (see 3.3), but it need not interpret the semantics of all elements, attributes and attribute values.

2. B)It may be able to parse and interpret OpenDocument documents stored as a single XML document, but it need not interpret the semantics of all elements, attributes and attribute values.

3. C)It shall interpret those elements and attributes it does interpret consistent with the semantics defined for the element or attribute by this specification.

4. D)It should be able to parse and interpret conforming OpenDocument extended documents, but it need not interpret the semantics of all elements, attributes and attribute values.

5. E)The XML parser used to parse the files contained in a package listed in 2.2.1, item B) or the single document listed in 2.2.1, item C) meets the following requirements:

   1. E.1)It shall be a nonvalidating XML processor with regard to the XML 1.0 specification [XML1.0]

   2. E.2)It shall be and be a conforming processor with regard to the XML Namespaces specification [XML-Names].

   3. E.3)It shall conform to the xml-id specification [XML-ID].

# 3 Document Structure

## 3.1 Document Representation

### 3.1.1 General

OpenDocument defines two methods of document representation:

- •A single XML document.

- •A collection of files within a package ([ODF1.3-Part-2:Packages]), each of which stores a part of a complete document.

### 3.1.2 <office:document>(Single OpenDocument XML Files)

The <office:document> element is the root element of a document in OpenDocument format which is represented as a single XML document. It contains the entire document.

The <office:document> element is a root element.

The <office:document> element is usable within the following elements: <db:component> 12.25.5 and <draw:object> 10.4.6.2.

The <office:document> element has the following attributes: grddl:transformation 19.320, office:mimetype 19.379 and office:version 19.390.

The <office:document> element has the following child elements: <office:automatic-styles> 3.15.3, <office:body> 3.3, <office:font-face-decls> 3.14, <office:master-styles> 3.15.4, <office:meta> 3.2, <office:scripts> 3.12, <office:settings> 3.10 and <office:styles> 3.15.2.

### 3.1.3 Package OpenDocument Files

#### 3.1.3.1 General

The potential root elements for an OpenDocument document represented as a package are defined in OpenDocument Document, 2.2.1.

A package may also contain image files, embedded objects and implementation-dependent files.

#### 3.1.3.2 <office:document-content>

The <office:document-content> root element contains document content and automatic styles used in a document. The file within a package for the <office:document-content> element is content.xml.

The <office:document-content> element is a root element.

The <office:document-content> element has the following attributes: grddl:transformation 19.320 and office:version 19.390.

The <office:document-content> element has the following child elements: <office:automatic-styles> 3.15.3, <office:body> 3.3, <office:font-face-decls> 3.14 and <office:scripts> 3.12.

#### 3.1.3.3 <office:document-styles>

The <office:document-styles> root element contains styles used in document content and automatic styles used in styles. The file within a package for the <office:document-styles> element is styles.xml.

The <office:document-styles> element is a root element.

The <office:document-styles> element has the following attributes: grddl:transformation 19.320 and office:version 19.390.

The <office:document-styles> element has the following child elements: <office:automatic-styles> 3.15.3, <office:font-face-decls> 3.14, <office:master-styles> 3.15.4 and <office:styles> 3.15.2.

#### 3.1.3.4 <office:document-meta>

The <office:document-meta> root element contains document metadata elements. The file within a package for the <office:document-meta> element is meta.xml.

The <office:document-meta> element is a root element.

The <office:document-meta> element has the following attributes: grddl:transformation 19.320 and office:version 19.390.

The <office:document-meta> element has the following child element: <office:meta> 3.2.

#### 3.1.3.5 <office:document-settings>

The <office:document-settings> root element contains implementation-dependent settings. The file within a package for the <office:document-settings> element is settings.xml.

The <office:document-settings> element is a root element.

The <office:document-settings> element has the following attributes: grddl:transformation 19.320 and office:version 19.390.

The <office:document-settings> element has the following child element: <office:settings> 3.10.

### 3.1.4 Summary of Document Representation

OpenDocument file models are summarized in Table 7.

Table 7 - Root element content models

Root Element | <office:meta> | <office:settings> | <office:scripts> | <office:font-face-decls> | <office:styles> | <office:automatic-styles> | <office:master-styles> | <office:body>
<office:document> | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X
<office:document-content> |  |  | X | X |  | X |  | X
<office:document-styles> |  |  |  | X | X | X | X |
<office:document-meta> | X |  |  |  |  |  |  |
<office:document-settings> |  | X |  |  |  |  |  |

## 3.2 <office:meta>

The <office:meta> element contains metadata elements for a document that are not specified by a manifest.rdf file. 4.2.2

All the child elements of an <office:meta> element contain metadata about a document as a whole.

The <office:meta> element is usable within the following elements: <office:document> 3.1.2 and <office:document-meta> 3.1.3.4.

The <office:meta> element has no attributes.

The <office:meta> element has the following child elements: <dc:creator> 4.3.2.7, <dc:date> 4.3.2.10, <dc:description> 4.3.2.3, <dc:language> 4.3.2.15, <dc:subject> 4.3.2.4, <dc:title> 4.3.2.2, <meta:auto-reload> 4.3.2.13, <meta:creation-date> 4.3.2.9, <meta:document-statistic> 4.3.2.18, <meta:editing-cycles> 4.3.2.16, <meta:editing-duration> 4.3.2.17, <meta:generator> 4.3.2.1, <meta:hyperlink-behaviour> 4.3.2.14, <meta:initial-creator> 4.3.2.6, <meta:keyword> 4.3.2.5, <meta:print-date> 4.3.2.11, <meta:printed-by> 4.3.2.8, <meta:template> 4.3.2.12 and <meta:user-defined> 4.3.3.

## 3.3 <office:body>

The <office:body> element contains the elements that represent the content of a document.

The <office:body> element is usable within the following elements: <office:document> 3.1.2 and <office:document-content> 3.1.3.2.

The <office:body> element has no attributes.

The <office:body> element has the following child elements: <office:chart> 3.8, <office:database> 12.1, <office:drawing> 3.5, <office:image> 3.9, <office:presentation> 3.6, <office:spreadsheet> 3.7 and <office:text> 3.4.

## 3.4 <office:text>

The <office:text> element represents the content of a text document.

The <office:text> element is usable within the following element: <office:body> 3.3.

The <office:text> element has the following attributes: text:global 19.812 and text:use-soft-page-breaks 19.903.

The <office:text> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <office:forms> 13.2, <table:calculation-settings> 9.4.1, <table:consolidation> 9.7, <table:content-validations> 9.4.4, <table:data-pilot-tables> 9.6.2, <table:database-ranges> 9.4.14, <table:dde-links> 9.8, <table:label-ranges> 9.4.10, <table:named-expressions> 9.4.11, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> 8.8.3, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:dde-connection-decls> 14.7.2, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:page-sequence> 5.2, <text:section> 5.4, <text:sequence-decls> 7.4.11, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3, <text:tracked-changes> 5.5.2, <text:user-field-decls> 7.4.7, <text:user-index> 8.7 and <text:variable-decls> 7.4.2.

## 3.5 <office:drawing>

The <office:drawing> element represents a drawing document.

The <office:drawing> element is usable within the following element: <office:body> 3.3.

The <office:drawing> element has no attributes.

The <office:drawing> element has the following child elements: <draw:page> 10.2.4, <table:calculation-settings> 9.4.1, <table:consolidation> 9.7, <table:content-validations> 9.4.4, <table:data-pilot-tables> 9.6.2, <table:database-ranges> 9.4.14, <table:dde-links> 9.8, <table:label-ranges> 9.4.10, <table:named-expressions> 9.4.11, <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> 8.8.3, <text:dde-connection-decls> 14.7.2, <text:sequence-decls> 7.4.11, <text:user-field-decls> 7.4.7 and <text:variable-decls> 7.4.2.

## 3.6 <office:presentation>

The <office:presentation> element represents a presentation document.

The <office:presentation> element is usable within the following element: <office:body> 3.3.

The <office:presentation> element has no attributes.

The <office:presentation> element has the following child elements: <draw:page> 10.2.4, <presentation:date-time-decl> 10.9.4.6, <presentation:footer-decl> 10.9.4.4, <presentation:header-decl> 10.9.4.2, <presentation:settings> 10.9.4.7, <table:calculation-settings> 9.4.1, <table:consolidation> 9.7, <table:content-validations> 9.4.4, <table:data-pilot-tables> 9.6.2, <table:database-ranges> 9.4.14, <table:dde-links> 9.8, <table:label-ranges> 9.4.10, <table:named-expressions> 9.4.11, <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> 8.8.3, <text:dde-connection-decls> 14.7.2, <text:sequence-decls> 7.4.11, <text:user-field-decls> 7.4.7 and <text:variable-decls> 7.4.2.

## 3.7 <office:spreadsheet>

The <office:spreadsheet> element represents a spreadsheet document.

The <office:spreadsheet> element is usable within the following element: <office:body> 3.3.

The <office:spreadsheet> element has the following attributes: table:protection-key 19.701, table:protection-key-digest-algorithm 19.702 and table:structure-protected 19.729.

The <office:spreadsheet> element has the following child elements: <table:calculation-settings> 9.4.1, <table:consolidation> 9.7, <table:content-validations> 9.4.4, <table:data-pilot-tables> 9.6.2, <table:database-ranges> 9.4.14, <table:dde-links> 9.8, <table:label-ranges> 9.4.10, <table:named-expressions> 9.4.11, <table:table> 9.1.2, <table:tracked-changes> 9.9.2, <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> 8.8.3, <text:dde-connection-decls> 14.7.2, <text:sequence-decls> 7.4.11, <text:user-field-decls> 7.4.7 and <text:variable-decls> 7.4.2.

## 3.8 <office:chart>

The <office:chart> element represents a chart document.

The <office:chart> element is usable within the following element: <office:body> 3.3.

The <office:chart> element has no attributes.

The <office:chart> element has the following child elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <table:calculation-settings> 9.4.1, <table:consolidation> 9.7, <table:content-validations> 9.4.4, <table:data-pilot-tables> 9.6.2, <table:database-ranges> 9.4.14, <table:dde-links> 9.8, <table:label-ranges> 9.4.10, <table:named-expressions> 9.4.11, <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> 8.8.3, <text:dde-connection-decls> 14.7.2, <text:sequence-decls> 7.4.11, <text:user-field-decls> 7.4.7 and <text:variable-decls> 7.4.2.

## 3.9 <office:image>

The <office:image> element represents an image document.

The <office:image> element contains a <draw:frame> 10.4.2 element which shall contain a single <draw:image> 10.4.4 element.

The <office:image> element is usable within the following element: <office:body> 3.3.

The <office:image> element has no attributes.

The <office:image> element has the following child element: <draw:frame> 10.4.2.

## 3.10 <office:settings>

### 3.10.1 General

The <office:settings> element contains one or more <config:config-item-set> elements, each of which represents a set of application settings.

The <office:settings> element is usable within the following elements: <office:document> 3.1.2 and <office:document-settings> 3.1.3.5.

The <office:settings> element has no attributes.

The <office:settings> element has the following child element: <config:config-item-set> 3.10.2.

### 3.10.2 <config:config-item-set>

The <config:config-item-set> element is a container element for application setting elements. Setting child elements may occur in any order.

An OpenDocument Consumer shall use application settings to alter application behavior only within the dimensions of variability permitted by this specification.

The <config:config-item-set> element is usable within the following elements: <config:config-item-map-entry> 3.10.5, <config:config-item-set> 3.10.2 and <office:settings> 3.10.

The <config:config-item-set> element has the following attribute: config:name 19.29.

The <config:config-item-set> element has the following child elements: <config:config-item> 3.10.3, <config:config-item-map-indexed> 3.10.4, <config:config-item-map-named> 3.10.6 and <config:config-item-set> 3.10.2.

### 3.10.3 <config:config-item>

The <config:config-item> element contains the value of an application setting whose name is specified by its config:name attribute.

The <config:config-item> element is usable within the following elements: <config:config-item-map-entry> 3.10.5 and <config:config-item-set> 3.10.2.

The <config:config-item> element has the following attributes: config:name 19.29 and config:type 19.30.

The <config:config-item> element has no child elements.

The <config:config-item> element has character data content.

### 3.10.4 <config:config-item-map-indexed>

The <config:config-item-map-indexed> element is a container element for ordered sequences of application settings.

The <config:config-item-map-indexed> element is usable within the following elements: <config:config-item-map-entry> 3.10.5 and <config:config-item-set> 3.10.2.

The <config:config-item-map-indexed> element has the following attribute: config:name 19.29.

The <config:config-item-map-indexed> element has the following child element: <config:config-item-map-entry> 3.10.5.

### 3.10.5 <config:config-item-map-entry>

The <config:config-item-map-entry> element represents a single setting in a sequence of settings. The setting itself is defined by the child element of <config:config-item-map-entry>, and may be a single value, a set of settings, or a sequence of settings.

The <config:config-item-map-entry> element is usable within the following elements: <config:config-item-map-indexed> 3.10.4 and <config:config-item-map-named> 3.10.6.

The <config:config-item-map-entry> element has the following attribute: config:name 19.29.

The <config:config-item-map-entry> element has the following child elements: <config:config-item> 3.10.3, <config:config-item-map-indexed> 3.10.4, <config:config-item-map-named> 3.10.6 and <config:config-item-set> 3.10.2.

### 3.10.6 <config:config-item-map-named>

The <config:config-item-map-named> element contains a sequence of application setting elements. Each sequence is identified by the value of its config:name attribute.

The <config:config-item-map-named> element is usable within the following elements: <config:config-item-map-entry> 3.10.5 and <config:config-item-set> 3.10.2.

The <config:config-item-map-named> element has the following attribute: config:name 19.29.

The <config:config-item-map-named> element has the following child element: <config:config-item-map-entry> 3.10.5.

## 3.11 Cursor Position Setting

A processing instruction with PITarget (see §2.6 of [XML1.0]) followed by the string cursor-position represents a text cursor position in a document. The string cursor-position may be followed by an arbitrary implementation-defined string.

Note: Where a text cursor position is not sufficient to recreate a document view, producers may use arbitrary document-specific settings in addition to a cursor position processing instruction.

## 3.12 <office:scripts>

The <office:scripts> element contains all the <office:script> elements for a document.

Each <office:script> element contains a script. A document may contain scripts in different scripting languages.

Note: Scripts need not use XML document models.

The <office:scripts> element may also contain <office:event-listeners> 10.4.4 elements which contain the events assigned to the document itself.

The <office:scripts> element is usable within the following elements: <office:document> 3.1.2 and <office:document-content> 3.1.3.2.

The <office:scripts> element has no attributes.

The <office:scripts> element has the following child elements: <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19 and <office:script> 3.13.

## 3.13 <office:script>

The <office:script> element contains a script.

Note: In most situations, the element contains the source code of the script, but it may also contain a compiled version of the script or a link to external script code.

The <office:script> element is usable within the following element: <office:scripts> 3.12.

The <office:script> element has the following attribute: script:language 19.434.

The <office:script> element has mixed content where arbitrary child elements are permitted.

## 3.14 <office:font-face-decls>

The <office:font-face-decls> element contains all the font face declarations (<style:font-face> 16.23 elements) for a document.

The <office:font-face-decls> element is usable within the following elements: <office:document> 3.1.2, <office:document-content> 3.1.3.2 and <office:document-styles> 3.1.3.3.

The <office:font-face-decls> element has no attributes.

The <office:font-face-decls> element has the following child element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

## 3.15 Styles

### 3.15.1 General

There are three types of styles for documents: common, automatic and master.

Page layouts and styles are defined by <style:page-layout> 16.5 and <style:master-page> 16.9 elements, respectively.

### 3.15.2 <office:styles>

The <office:styles> element contains common styles used in a document. A common style is a style chosen by a user for a document or portion thereof.

The <office:styles> element is usable within the following elements: <office:document> 3.1.2 and <office:document-styles> 3.1.3.3.

The <office:styles> element has no attributes.

The <office:styles> element has the following child elements: <draw:fill-image> 16.42.6, <draw:gradient> 16.42.1, <draw:hatch> 16.42.5, <draw:marker> 16.42.8, <draw:opacity> 16.42.7, <draw:stroke-dash> 16.42.9, <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24, <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:num-list-format> 16.29.30, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26, <number:time-style> 16.29.19, <style:default-page-layout> 16.8, <style:default-style> 16.4, <style:presentation-page-layout> 16.43, <style:style> 16.2, <svg:linearGradient> 16.42.2, <svg:radialGradient> 16.42.3, <table:table-template> 16.20, <text:bibliography-configuration> 16.31.6, <text:linenumbering-configuration> 16.31.1, <text:list-style> 16.32, <text:notes-configuration> 16.31.3 and <text:outline-style> 16.36.

### 3.15.3 <office:automatic-styles>

The <office:automatic-styles> element contains automatic styles used in a document.

An automatic style is a set of formatting properties treated as properties of the object to which the style is assigned.

Note: Common and automatic styles behave differently in OpenDocument editing consumers. Common styles present to a user as a named set of formatting properties. The formatting properties of an automatic style present to a user as properties of the object to which the style is applied.

The <office:automatic-styles> element is usable within the following elements: <office:document> 3.1.2, <office:document-content> 3.1.3.2 and <office:document-styles> 3.1.3.3.

The <office:automatic-styles> element has no attributes.

The <office:automatic-styles> element has the following child elements: <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24, <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:num-list-format> 16.29.30, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26, <number:time-style> 16.29.19, <style:page-layout> 16.5, <style:style> 16.2 and <text:list-style> 16.32.

### 3.15.4 <office:master-styles>

The <office:master-styles> element contains master styles that are used in a document. A master style contains formatting and other content that is displayed with document content when the style is used.

The <office:master-styles> element is usable within the following elements: <office:document> 3.1.2 and <office:document-styles> 3.1.3.3.

The <office:master-styles> element has no attributes.

The <office:master-styles> element has the following child elements: <draw:layer-set> 10.2.2, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1 and <style:master-page> 16.9.

## 3.16 Document Signatures

An OpenDocument document that is stored in a package may have one or more digital signatures applied to the package.

Document signatures are stored in a file called META-INF/documentsignatures.xml in the package as described in section 3.5 of the OpenDocument specification Part2. Document signatures shall contain a <ds:Reference> element for each file within the package, with the exception that <ds:Reference> elements for the META-INF/documentsignatures.xml file containing the signature, and any files contained in the package whose relative path starts with "external-data/" should be omitted.

Signatures other than document signatures are implementation-defined.

## 3.17 Foreign Elements and Attributes

OpenDocument extended documents may contain elements and attributes not defined by the OpenDocument schema. Elements and attributes not defined by the OpenDocument schema are called foreign elements and attributes. Foreign elements and attributes shall not use a namespace listed in tables 1, 2 or 3 of section 1.5.

If a foreign element has a <text:h> 5.1.2 or <text:p> 5.1.3 ancestor element, and is a child element of an element for which the OpenDocument schema permits the inclusion of character data, and if the OpenDocument schema permits the inclusion of character data for all its ancestors up to the <text:p> or <text:h> element ancestor element, or a <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 ancestor element, then the element's content may be interpreted by conforming OpenDocument consumers, and the document itself shall be valid against the OpenDocument schema as if the foreign element's start- and end-tags or its empty-element-tag are removed.

For a foreign element that occurs at another location, conforming consumers should not interpret but may preserve the element’s content.

Conforming extended producers should not use foreign elements and attributes for features defined in the OpenDocument specification.

When a conforming consumer encounters an OpenDocument defined attribute that has a value that is not defined by OpenDocument, it should:

1. 1)If the attribute has a specified default value, use its default value, or

2. 2)If the attribute does not have a specified default value, ignore the attribute.

## 3.18 White Space Processing and EOL Handling

ODF processing of white space characters is in conformance with the provisions of [XML1.0].

In addition, OpenDocument Consumers shall ignore all element children ([RNG] section 5, Data Model) of elements defined in this specification that are strings consisting entirely of white space characters and which do not satisfy a pattern of the OpenDocument schema definition for the element.

Additional treatment of occurrences of white space characters depends on the provisions for specific elements, attributes, and their datatypes in this specification.

Note: There are special OpenDocument rules for the reduction of white space sequences 3.18 to single space characters in the text obtained from <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:h> 5.1.2 and their descendant elements.

## 3.19 MIME Types and File Name Extensions

Office documents contained in a package use the MIME types and file name extensions listed in Appendix C. See 3.1.3.

Office documents not contained in a package should use the MIME type text/xml.

Only MIME types and extensions that have been registered according to [RFC6838] should be used for office documents that conform to this specification. The MIME types and extensions listed in appendix C should be used where appropriate.

# 4 Metadata

## 4.1 General

Metadata is general information about a document or its content.

OpenDocument supports five types of metadata:

1. 1)RDF metadata describing documents or the content of identifiable OpenDocument elements. 4.2.2

2. 2)Text content being used as RDF metadata. 4.2.1

3. 3)Pre-defined metadata (meta.xml). 4.3.2

4. 4)User-defined metadata (using the <meta:user-defined> element). 4.3.3

5. 5)Custom metadata (custom XML elements within meta.xml). 4.3.1

Pre-defined and user-defined metadata are both stored in the metadata <office:meta> 3.18 element. The elements representing this metadata may be omitted or occur multiple times. The updating of multiple instances of the same metadata elements is implementation-dependent.

## 4.2 RDF Metadata

### 4.2.1 In-Content Metadata (RDFa)

Metadata in OpenDocument documents may be expressed using the model of the W3C Resource Description Framework [RDF-CONCEPTS].

RDF metadata is supported as in-content metadata and by manifest.rdf. 4.2.2. RDF metadata can be attached to elements in the "content.xml" and "styles.xml" file. Elements supporting this type of metadata have the following attributes: xhtml:about 19.911, xhtml:property 19.914, xhtml:content 19.912, and xhtml:datatype 19.913. When metadata is added using these attributes, it is referred to as in-content metadata. If "content.xml" and "styles.xml" files contain in-content metadata they shall be listed in the package's "manifest.rdf" file.

### 4.2.2 manifest.rdf

#### 4.2.2.1 General

The OpenDocument document contains a metadata manifest, as defined in Part 2 of this specification. The [OWL] Metadata Manifest Description ontology defined in Part 2 is extended with additional properties and classes in appendix B. The following OWL classes and properties are defined.

#### 4.2.2.2 odf:ContentFile

An instance of the odf:ContentFile class represents a content.xml file.

The odf:ContentFile class is a subclass of pkg:File.

#### 4.2.2.3 odf:StylesFile

An instance of the odf:StylesFile class represents a styles.xml file.

The odf:StylesFile class is a subclass of pkg:File

#### 4.2.2.4 odf:Element

An instance of the odf:Element class represents an OpenDocument XML element in a content.xml or styles.xml file. It is a subclass of the pkg:Element class, which represents any XML element in the OpenDocument package.

Note: One or more rdf:type properties specify the metadata type of an odf:Element.

Every XML element that is defined by this specification and has an attribute of type ID may be described using an OWL class. The IRI of an OWL class for an element is the concatenation of the element's QName namespace IRI and its local name part. These classes are subclasses of odf:Element.

The following properties are defined for the subclass describing a <text:meta-field> element (urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:text:1.0meta-field) : odf:prefix 4.2.2.5 and odf:suffix 4.2.2.6.

#### 4.2.2.5 odf:prefix

The odf:prefix property defines the prefix content of a <text:meta-field> element 7.5.19.

This property can be used with the following class: urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:text:1.0meta-field 4.2.2.4.

#### 4.2.2.6 odf:suffix

The odf:suffix property defines the suffix content of a <text:meta-field> element 7.5.19.

This property can be used with the following class: urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:text:1.0meta-field 4.2.2.4.

## 4.3 Non-RDF Metadata

### 4.3.1 General

Non-RDF metadata in OpenDocument is composed of pre-defined metadata elements, user-defined metadata elements, and custom metadata elements.

The pre-defined metadata elements have defined semantics. They should be processed by consumers and updated by producers. They can be referenced from within the document using text fields.

The pre-defined metadata elements borrow heavily upon the metadata standards developed by the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative (http://www.dublincore.org). Metadata elements drawn directly from the Dublin Core work are in the http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1 namespace.

User-defined metadata specifies a triplet of name, type, and value. Consumers can present these values to the user.

Custom metadata elements are arbitrary elements inside an <office:meta> element. The semantics of custom metadata elements is implementation-defined.

Custom metadata elements shall only occur in OpenDocument extended documents. The use of custom metadata is deprecated in favor of RDF/XML based metadata.

Note: Consumers need not process custom metadata other than to preserve it when editing a document.

### 4.3.2 Pre-Defined Metadata Elements

#### 4.3.2.1 <meta:generator>

The <meta:generator> element contains a string that identifies the OpenDocument producer that was used to create or last modify the document. This string should match the definition for user-agents in the HTTP protocol as specified in section 14.43 of [RFC2616]. The generator string should allow OpenDocument consumers to distinguish between all released versions of a producer.

Note: Release versions of a producer could be distinguished based on build identifiers or patch-level information.

If an OpenDocument producer that creates a document cannot provide an identifier string, the producer shall not export this element. If a producer stores a modified document created by another producer cannot provide a unique identifier, it shall not export the original identifier belonging to the producer that created the document.

The <meta:generator> element is usable within the following element: <office:meta> 3.2.

The <meta:generator> element has no attributes.

The <meta:generator> element has no child elements.

The <meta:generator> element has content of data type string 18.2.

#### 4.3.2.2 <dc:title>

The <dc:title> element specifies the title of a document.

The <dc:title> element is usable within the following element: <office:meta> 3.2.

The <dc:title> element has no attributes.

The <dc:title> element has no child elements.

The <dc:title> element has content of data type string 18.2.

#### 4.3.2.3 <dc:description>

The <dc:description> element contains a description of a document.

The <dc:description> element is usable within the following element: <office:meta> 3.2.

The <dc:description> element has no attributes.

The <dc:description> element has no child elements.

The <dc:description> element has content of data type string 18.2.

#### 4.3.2.4 <dc:subject>

The <dc:subject> element specifies the subject of a document.

The <dc:subject> element is usable within the following element: <office:meta> 3.2.

The <dc:subject> element has no attributes.

The <dc:subject> element has no child elements.

The <dc:subject> element has content of data type string 18.2.

#### 4.3.2.5 <meta:keyword>

The <meta:keyword> element contains a keyword pertaining to a document.

The <meta:keyword> element is usable within the following element: <office:meta> 3.2.

The <meta:keyword> element has no attributes.

The <meta:keyword> element has no child elements.

The <meta:keyword> element has content of data type string 18.2.

#### 4.3.2.6 <meta:initial-creator>

The <meta:initial-creator> element specifies the name of the initial creator of a document.

The <meta:initial-creator> element is usable within the following element: <office:meta> 3.2.

The <meta:initial-creator> element has no attributes.

The <meta:initial-creator> element has no child elements.

The <meta:initial-creator> element has content of data type string 18.2.

#### 4.3.2.7 <dc:creator>

The <dc:creator> element specifies the name of the person who last modified a document (<office:meta>), who created an annotation (<office:annotation>), who authored a change (<office:change-info>).

The <dc:creator> element is usable within the following elements: <office:annotation> 14.1, <office:change-info> 5.5.7 and <office:meta> 3.2.

The <dc:creator> element has no attributes.

The <dc:creator> element has no child elements.

The <dc:creator> element has content of data type string 18.2.

#### 4.3.2.8 <meta:printed-by>

The <meta:printed-by> element specifies the name of the last person who printed a document.

The <meta:printed-by> element is usable within the following element: <office:meta> 3.2.

The <meta:printed-by> element has no attributes.

The <meta:printed-by> element has no child elements.

The <meta:printed-by> element has content of data type string 18.2.

#### 4.3.2.9 <meta:creation-date>

The <meta:creation-date> element specifies the date and time when a document was created.

The <meta:creation-date> element is usable within the following element: <office:meta> 3.2.

The <meta:creation-date> element has no attributes.

The <meta:creation-date> element has no child elements.

The <meta:creation-date> element has content of data type dateTime 18.2.

#### 4.3.2.10 <dc:date>

The <dc:date> element specifies the date and time when the document was last modified (<office:meta>), when an annotation was created (<office:annotation>), when a change was made (<office:change-info>).

The <dc:date> element is usable within the following elements: <office:annotation> 14.1, <office:change-info> 5.5.7 and <office:meta> 3.2.

The <dc:date> element has no attributes.

The <dc:date> element has no child elements.

The <dc:date> element has content of data type dateTime 18.2.

#### 4.3.2.11 <meta:print-date>

The <meta:print-date> element specifies the date and time when a document was last printed.

The <meta:print-date> element is usable within the following element: <office:meta> 3.2.

The <meta:print-date> element has no attributes.

The <meta:print-date> element has no child elements.

The <meta:print-date> element has content of data type dateTime 18.2.

#### 4.3.2.12 <meta:template>

The <meta:template> element specifies an IRI for the document template that was used to create a document. The IRI is specified using the xlink:href attribute. See [XLink].

The <meta:template> element is usable within the following element: <office:meta> 3.2.

The <meta:template> element has the following attributes: meta:date 19.323, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:title 19.918 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <meta:template> element has no child elements.

#### 4.3.2.13 <meta:auto-reload>

The <meta:auto-reload> element specifies whether a document is reloaded or replaced by another document after a specified period of time has elapsed.

The <meta:auto-reload> element is usable within the following element: <office:meta> 3.2.

The <meta:auto-reload> element has the following attributes: meta:delay 19.324, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <meta:auto-reload> element has no child elements.

#### 4.3.2.14 <meta:hyperlink-behaviour>

The <meta:hyperlink-behaviour> element specifies the default behavior for hyperlinks in a document.

The <meta:hyperlink-behaviour> element is usable within the following element: <office:meta> 3.2.

The <meta:hyperlink-behaviour> element has the following attributes: office:target-frame-name 19.385 and xlink:show 19.917.

The <meta:hyperlink-behaviour> element has no child elements.

#### 4.3.2.15 <dc:language>

The <dc:language> element specifies the default language of a document.

The <dc:language> element is usable within the following element: <office:meta> 3.2.

The <dc:language> element has no attributes.

The <dc:language> element has no child elements.

The <dc:language> element has content of data type language 18.3.17.

#### 4.3.2.16 <meta:editing-cycles>

The <meta:editing-cycles> element specifies the number of times a document has been edited. When a document is created, this value is set to 1. Each time a document is saved, the editing-cycles number is incremented by 1.

The <meta:editing-cycles> element is usable within the following element: <office:meta> 3.2.

The <meta:editing-cycles> element has no attributes.

The <meta:editing-cycles> element has no child elements.

The <meta:editing-cycles> element has content of data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

#### 4.3.2.17 <meta:editing-duration>

The <meta:editing-duration> element specifies the total time spent editing a document.

The <meta:editing-duration> element is usable within the following element: <office:meta> 3.2.

The <meta:editing-duration> element has no attributes.

The <meta:editing-duration> element has no child elements.

The <meta:editing-duration> element has content of data type duration 18.2.

#### 4.3.2.18 <meta:document-statistic>

The <meta:document-statistic> element represents statistics about a document.

The <meta:document-statistic> element is usable within the following element: <office:meta> 3.2.

The <meta:document-statistic> element has the following attributes: meta:cell-count 19.321, meta:character-count 19.322, meta:draw-count 19.325, meta:frame-count 19.326, meta:image-count 19.327, meta:non-whitespace-character-count 19.329, meta:object-count 19.330, meta:ole-object-count 19.331, meta:page-count 19.332, meta:paragraph-count 19.333, meta:row-count 19.334, meta:sentence-count 19.335, meta:syllable-count 19.336, meta:table-count 19.337 and meta:word-count 19.339.

The <meta:document-statistic> element has no child elements.

### 4.3.3 <meta:user-defined>

The <meta:user-defined> element specifies any additional user-defined metadata for a document.

The <meta:user-defined> element is usable within the following element: <office:meta> 3.2.

The <meta:user-defined> element has the following attributes: meta:name 19.328, meta:value-type 19.338.

The <meta:user-defined> element has no child elements.

The <meta:user-defined> element has character data content, or depending on the value of the meta:value-type attribute content of type double 18.2, date 18.2, dateTime 18.2, duration 18.2, boolean 18.3.3 or string 18.2.

# 5 Text Content

## 5.1 Headings, Paragraphs and Basic Text Structure

### 5.1.1 General

The <text:h> and <text:p> elements represent headings and paragraphs, respectively.

Headings and paragraphs are collectively referred to as paragraph elements.

### 5.1.2 <text:h>

The <text:h> element represents a heading in a document. Headings define the division structure for a document. A chapter or section begins with a heading and extends to the next heading at the same or higher level.

The <text:h> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11, <style:header-left> 16.14, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:list-header> 5.3.3, <text:list-item> 5.3.4, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6 and <text:section> 5.4.

The <text:h> element has the following attributes: text:class-names 19.775, text:cond-style-name 19.781, text:id 19.815, text:is-list-header 19.822, text:outline-level 19.850, text:restart-numbering 19.863, text:start-value 19.874, text:style-name 19.880, xhtml:about 19.911, xhtml:content 19.912, xhtml:datatype 19.913, xhtml:property 19.914 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:h> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <office:annotation> 14.1, <office:annotation-end> 14.2, <presentation:date-time> 10.9.4.5, <presentation:footer> 10.9.4.3, <presentation:header> 10.9.4.1, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:alphabetical-index-mark> 8.1.10, <text:alphabetical-index-mark-end> 8.1.9, <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> 8.1.8, <text:author-initials> 7.3.7.2, <text:author-name> 7.3.7.1, <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11, <text:bookmark> 6.2.1.2, <text:bookmark-end> 6.2.1.4, <text:bookmark-ref> 7.7.6, <text:bookmark-start> 6.2.1.3, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:chapter> 7.3.8, <text:character-count> 7.5.18.5, <text:conditional-text> 7.7.3, <text:creation-date> 7.5.3, <text:creation-time> 7.5.4, <text:creator> 7.5.17, <text:database-display> 7.6.3, <text:database-name> 7.6.7, <text:database-next> 7.6.4, <text:database-row-number> 7.6.6, <text:database-row-select> 7.6.5, <text:date> 7.3.2, <text:dde-connection> 7.7.12, <text:description> 7.5.5, <text:drop-down> 7.4.16, <text:editing-cycles> 7.5.13, <text:editing-duration> 7.5.14, <text:execute-macro> 7.7.10, <text:expression> 7.4.14, <text:file-name> 7.3.9, <text:hidden-paragraph> 7.7.11, <text:hidden-text> 7.7.4, <text:image-count> 7.5.18.7, <text:initial-creator> 7.5.2, <text:keywords> 7.5.12, <text:line-break> 6.1.5, <text:measure> 7.7.13, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:modification-date> 7.5.16, <text:modification-time> 7.5.15, <text:note> 6.3.2, <text:note-ref> 7.7.7, <text:number> 6.1.10, <text:object-count> 7.5.18.8, <text:page-continuation> 7.3.5, <text:page-count> 7.5.18.2, <text:page-number> 7.3.4, <text:page-variable-get> 7.7.1.3, <text:page-variable-set> 7.7.1.2, <text:paragraph-count> 7.5.18.3, <text:placeholder> 7.7.2, <text:print-date> 7.5.8, <text:print-time> 7.5.7, <text:printed-by> 7.5.9, <text:reference-mark> 6.2.2.2, <text:reference-mark-end> 6.2.2.4, <text:reference-mark-start> 6.2.2.3, <text:reference-ref> 7.7.5, <text:ruby> 6.4, <text:s> 6.1.3, <text:script> 7.7.9, <text:sender-city> 7.3.6.13, <text:sender-company> 7.3.6.10, <text:sender-country> 7.3.6.15, <text:sender-email> 7.3.6.7, <text:sender-fax> 7.3.6.9, <text:sender-firstname> 7.3.6.2, <text:sender-initials> 7.3.6.4, <text:sender-lastname> 7.3.6.3, <text:sender-phone-private> 7.3.6.8, <text:sender-phone-work> 7.3.6.11, <text:sender-position> 7.3.6.6, <text:sender-postal-code> 7.3.6.14, <text:sender-state-or-province> 7.3.6.16, <text:sender-street> 7.3.6.12, <text:sender-title> 7.3.6.5, <text:sequence> 7.4.13, <text:sequence-ref> 7.7.8, <text:sheet-name> 7.3.11, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6, <text:span> 6.1.7, <text:subject> 7.5.11, <text:tab> 6.1.4, <text:table-count> 7.5.18.6, <text:table-formula> 7.7.14, <text:template-name> 7.3.10, <text:text-input> 7.4.15, <text:time> 7.3.3, <text:title> 7.5.10, <text:toc-mark> 8.1.4, <text:toc-mark-end> 8.1.3, <text:toc-mark-start> 8.1.2, <text:user-defined> 7.5.6, <text:user-field-get> 7.4.9, <text:user-field-input> 7.4.10, <text:user-index-mark> 8.1.7, <text:user-index-mark-end> 8.1.6, <text:user-index-mark-start> 8.1.5, <text:variable-get> 7.4.5, <text:variable-input> 7.4.6, <text:variable-set> 7.4.4 and <text:word-count> 7.5.18.4.

### 5.1.3 <text:p>

The <text:p> element represents a paragraph, which is the basic unit of text in an OpenDocument file.

The <text:p> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:data-label> 11.15, <chart:equation> 11.19, <chart:footer> 11.2.3, <chart:label-separator> 17.24, <chart:legend> 11.4, <chart:subtitle> 11.2.2, <chart:title> 11.2.1, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:image> 10.4.4, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <form:textarea> 13.5.3, <office:annotation> 14.1, <office:change-info> 5.5.7, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11, <style:header-left> 16.14, <style:region-center> 16.17, <style:region-left> 16.16, <style:region-right> 16.18, <table:change-track-table-cell> 9.9.16, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:error-message> 9.4.7, <table:help-message> 9.4.6, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:list-header> 5.3.3, <text:list-item> 5.3.4, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6 and <text:section> 5.4.

The <text:p> element has the following attributes: text:class-names 19.775, text:cond-style-name 19.781, text:id 19.815, text:style-name 19.880, xhtml:about 19.911, xhtml:content 19.912, xhtml:datatype 19.913, xhtml:property 19.914 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:p> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <office:annotation> 14.1, <office:annotation-end> 14.2, <presentation:date-time> 10.9.4.5, <presentation:footer> 10.9.4.3, <presentation:header> 10.9.4.1, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:alphabetical-index-mark> 8.1.10, <text:alphabetical-index-mark-end> 8.1.9, <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> 8.1.8, <text:author-initials> 7.3.7.2, <text:author-name> 7.3.7.1, <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11, <text:bookmark> 6.2.1.2, <text:bookmark-end> 6.2.1.4, <text:bookmark-ref> 7.7.6, <text:bookmark-start> 6.2.1.3, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:chapter> 7.3.8, <text:character-count> 7.5.18.5, <text:conditional-text> 7.7.3, <text:creation-date> 7.5.3, <text:creation-time> 7.5.4, <text:creator> 7.5.17, <text:database-display> 7.6.3, <text:database-name> 7.6.7, <text:database-next> 7.6.4, <text:database-row-number> 7.6.6, <text:database-row-select> 7.6.5, <text:date> 7.3.2, <text:dde-connection> 7.7.12, <text:description> 7.5.5, <text:drop-down> 7.4.16, <text:editing-cycles> 7.5.13, <text:editing-duration> 7.5.14, <text:execute-macro> 7.7.10, <text:expression> 7.4.14, <text:file-name> 7.3.9, <text:hidden-paragraph> 7.7.11, <text:hidden-text> 7.7.4, <text:image-count> 7.5.18.7, <text:initial-creator> 7.5.2, <text:keywords> 7.5.12, <text:line-break> 6.1.5, <text:measure> 7.7.13, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:modification-date> 7.5.16, <text:modification-time> 7.5.15, <text:note> 6.3.2, <text:note-ref> 7.7.7, <text:object-count> 7.5.18.8, <text:page-continuation> 7.3.5, <text:page-count> 7.5.18.2, <text:page-number> 7.3.4, <text:page-variable-get> 7.7.1.3, <text:page-variable-set> 7.7.1.2, <text:paragraph-count> 7.5.18.3, <text:placeholder> 7.7.2, <text:print-date> 7.5.8, <text:print-time> 7.5.7, <text:printed-by> 7.5.9, <text:reference-mark> 6.2.2.2, <text:reference-mark-end> 6.2.2.4, <text:reference-mark-start> 6.2.2.3, <text:reference-ref> 7.7.5, <text:ruby> 6.4, <text:s> 6.1.3, <text:script> 7.7.9, <text:sender-city> 7.3.6.13, <text:sender-company> 7.3.6.10, <text:sender-country> 7.3.6.15, <text:sender-email> 7.3.6.7, <text:sender-fax> 7.3.6.9, <text:sender-firstname> 7.3.6.2, <text:sender-initials> 7.3.6.4, <text:sender-lastname> 7.3.6.3, <text:sender-phone-private> 7.3.6.8, <text:sender-phone-work> 7.3.6.11, <text:sender-position> 7.3.6.6, <text:sender-postal-code> 7.3.6.14, <text:sender-state-or-province> 7.3.6.16, <text:sender-street> 7.3.6.12, <text:sender-title> 7.3.6.5, <text:sequence> 7.4.13, <text:sequence-ref> 7.7.8, <text:sheet-name> 7.3.11, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6, <text:span> 6.1.7, <text:subject> 7.5.11, <text:tab> 6.1.4, <text:table-count> 7.5.18.6, <text:table-formula> 7.7.14, <text:template-name> 7.3.10, <text:text-input> 7.4.15, <text:time> 7.3.3, <text:title> 7.5.10, <text:toc-mark> 8.1.4, <text:toc-mark-end> 8.1.3, <text:toc-mark-start> 8.1.2, <text:user-defined> 7.5.6, <text:user-field-get> 7.4.9, <text:user-field-input> 7.4.10, <text:user-index-mark> 8.1.7, <text:user-index-mark-end> 8.1.6, <text:user-index-mark-start> 8.1.5, <text:variable-get> 7.4.5, <text:variable-input> 7.4.6, <text:variable-set> 7.4.4 and <text:word-count> 7.5.18.4.

## 5.2 <text:page-sequence>

### 5.2.1 General

The <text:page-sequence> element contains at least one <text:page> element. If there is more than one <text:page> element, the text:master-page-name attribute of the first <text:page> element specifies the default master style for a document.

The <text:page-sequence> element is usable within the following element: <office:text> 3.4.

The <text:page-sequence> element has no attributes.

The <text:page-sequence> element has the following child element: <text:page> 5.2.2.

### 5.2.2 <text:page>

The <text:page> element represents a page in a <text:page-sequence> element.

The <text:page> element is usable within the following element: <text:page-sequence> 5.2.

The <text:page> element has the following attribute: text:master-page-name 19.839.

The <text:page> element has no child elements.

## 5.3 Lists

### 5.3.1 <text:list>

The <text:list> element represents a list. It may contain a <text:list-header> element, followed by any number of <text:list-item> elements.

Lists may be numbered. The numbering may be restarted with a specific numbering at each list item. Lists may also continue numbering from other lists in order to merge lists into a single, discontinuous list. Whether list numbering is displayed or not depends on the list style being used.

Every list has a list level, which is determined by the nesting of the <text:list> element that represents that list. If a list is not contained in another list, its list level is 1. If a list is contained within another list, the list level of the contained list is the list level of the list in which it is contained incremented by one. If a list is contained in a table cell or text box, its list level returns to 1, even if the table or text box is nested in another list.

Every list with a list level of 1 defines a list and the counter domain for its list items and any sub-list of that list. Each sub-list starts a counter for its list items and any sub-list it may contain.

Every list, including sub-lists, may have a list style which is applied to its list items and sub-lists. A list style specified for a sub-list overrides the list style specified for the list in which the sub-list is contained.

The <text:list> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:image> 10.4.4, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:annotation> 14.1, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11, <style:header-left> 16.14, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:list-header> 5.3.3, <text:list-item> 5.3.4, <text:note-body> 6.3.4 and <text:section> 5.4.

The <text:list> element has the following attributes: text:continue-list 19.785, text:continue-numbering 19.786, text:style-name 19.880 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:list> element has the following child elements: <text:list-header> 5.3.3 and <text:list-item> 5.3.4.

### 5.3.2 Default List Style

If a list does not have a style:name attribute and therefore no list style is specified, one of the following actions is taken:

- •If the list is contained in another list, the list style defaults to the style of the surrounding list.

- •If there is no list style specified for the surrounding list, but the list contains paragraphs that have paragraph styles attached that specify a list style, that list style is used.

- •An implementation-dependent default is applied to the list.

To determine which formatting properties are applied to a list, the list level and its style name are taken into account. 16.32.

### 5.3.3 <text:list-header>

The <text:list-header> element represents a list header and is a type of list item. It contains one or more paragraphs that are displayed before a list. The paragraphs are formatted as list items but they do not have a preceding number or bullet.

The <text:list-header> element is usable within the following element: <text:list> 5.3.1.

The <text:list-header> element has the following attribute: xml:id 19.920.

The <text:list-header> element has the following child elements: <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:number> 6.1.10, <text:p> 5.1.3 and <text:soft-page-break> 5.6.

### 5.3.4 <text:list-item>

The <text:list-item> element represents an item in a list.

The <text:list-item> element is usable within the following element: <text:list> 5.3.1.

The <text:list-item> element has the following attributes: text:start-value 19.874, text:style-override 19.881 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:list-item> element has the following child elements: <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:number> 6.1.10, <text:p> 5.1.3 and <text:soft-page-break> 5.6.

### 5.3.5 List Item Style Rules

The first line in a list item is may be preceded by a bullet or number, depending on the list style assigned to the list. If a list item starts another list and does not contain any text, no bullet or number is displayed.

The list style which is applied to a list need not contain a list level style for the list level the list item specifies. The following rules are applied to determine the list level style in this case

- •If the list is contained in another list, the list level style defined in the list style which is applied to the surrounding list for the level of the item is used.

- •If a list is not contained in (surrounded by) another list or does not have an assigned list level style, the list level style defined by the default list style is used. See 5.3.2.

### 5.3.6 <text:numbered-paragraph> (deprecated)

The <text:numbered-paragraph> element numbers an individual paragraph, as if it was part of a list at a specified level.

Note: Numbered paragraphs form an equivalent, alternative way of specifying lists. A list in <text:list> representation can be converted into a list in <text:numbered-paragraph> representation and vice versa.

The <text:numbered-paragraph> element is deprecated in favor of the <text:list> 5.3.1 element.

A numbered paragraph can be assigned a list level. A numbered paragraph is equivalent to a list nested to the given level, containing one list item with one paragraph. If no level is given, the numbered paragraph is interpreted as being on level 1.

If a list style is not specified for a numbered paragraph, the list style of the previous numbered paragraph in the same sublist is used. If this paragraph is the first in the sublist, the list style of the previous paragraph in the higher list level is used. If there is no specified list style, the default list style is applied. 5.3.2

If a list level style is missing in the applied list style of a numbered paragraph, the same rules are applied to determine this list level style as for list items.

The text of a formatted number can be included in a <text:number> element.

Note: This text can be used by consumers that do not support numbering.

The <text:numbered-paragraph> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:note-body> 6.3.4 and <text:section> 5.4.

The <text:numbered-paragraph> element has the following attributes: text:continue-numbering 19.786, text:level 19.834, text:list-id 19.835, text:start-value 19.874, text:style-name 19.880 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:numbered-paragraph> element has the following child elements: <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:number> 6.1.10 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 5.3.7 Numbered Paragraph Style Rules (deprecated)

If a list style is not specified for a numbered paragraph, the list style of the previous numbered paragraph in the same list is used. If this paragraph is the first in the list, the list style of the previous numbered paragraph in a higher list level is used. If there is no specified style available, the default style is applied. 5.3.2

If a list level style is missing in the applied list style of a numbered paragraph, the rules for styles on list items are applied. 5.3.5

## 5.4 <text:section>

### 5.4.1 General

The <text:section> element represents a named portion of content in a document.

Sections specify formatting properties for a region of text or text that is automatically acquired from an external data source or document, or another text section.

Sections support two ways of linking to external content. If a section is linked to another document, the link can be through one of the following:

- •A resource identified by an XLink, represented by a <text:section-source> element

- •Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE), represented by a <office:dde-source> element

The <text:section-source> or <office:dde-source> elements are mutually exclusive alternatives. Either element may occur only once as the first child element of a <text:section> element.

A section that links to external content should contain a full representation of the external content that appears in the section.

Linked external content may have an arbitrary file format. Consumers may process links to external content and the external content itself to update the content that appears in a section.

The <text:section> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11, <style:header-left> 16.14, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:note-body> 6.3.4 and <text:section> 5.4.

The <text:section> element has the following attributes: text:condition 19.782, text:display 19.802, text:name 19.841, text:protected 19.855, text:protection-key 19.856, text:protection-key-digest-algorithm 19.857, text:style-name 19.880 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:section> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <office:dde-source> 14.7.5, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:section> 5.4, <text:section-source> 5.4.2, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3 and <text:user-index> 8.7.

### 5.4.2 <text:section-source>

The <text:section-source> element indicates that a section is a linked section.

The <text:section-source> element is usable within the following element: <text:section> 5.4.

The <text:section-source> element has the following attributes: text:filter-name 19.808, text:section-name 19.867, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <text:section-source> element has no child elements.

## 5.5 Change Tracking

### 5.5.1 General

The under-specification of change tracking in ODF 1.2 resulted in varying implementations of this feature. Where interoperability between implementations is required, this feature should be checked for interoperability.

### 5.5.2 <text:tracked-changes>

The <text:tracked-changes> element acts as a container for <text:changed-region> elements that represent changes in a certain scope of an OpenDocument document. This scope is the element in which the <text:tracked-changes> element occurs. Changes in this scope shall be tracked by <text:changed-region> elements contained in the <text:tracked-changes> element in this scope.

If a <text:tracked-changes> element is absent, there are no tracked changes in the corresponding scope. In this case, all change mark elements (5.5.8) in this scope shall be ignored.

The <text:tracked-changes> element is usable within the following elements: <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11 and <style:header-left> 16.14.

The <text:tracked-changes> element has the following attribute: text:track-changes 19.889.

The <text:tracked-changes> element has the following child element: <text:changed-region> 5.5.3.

### 5.5.3 <text:changed-region>

Each <text:changed-region> element contains a single element, one of <text:insertion>, <text:deletion>, or <text:format-change> that corresponds to a change being tracked within the scope of the <text:tracked-changes> element that contains the <text:changed-region> instance.

The xml:id attribute of the <text:changed-region> is referenced from the <text:change>, <text:change-start> and <text:change-end> elements that identify where the change applies to markup in the scope of the <text:tracked-changes> element.

A <text:changed-region> can be referenced by more than one change, but the corresponding referencing change mark elements shall be of the same change type - insertion, format change or deletion.

The <text:changed-region> element is usable within the following element: <text:tracked-changes> 5.5.2.

The <text:changed-region> element has the following attributes: text:id 19.815 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:changed-region> element has the following child elements: <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:format-change> 5.5.6 and <text:insertion> 5.5.4.

### 5.5.4 <text:insertion>

The <text:insertion> element contains the information that identifies the person responsible for a change and the date of that change. This information may also contain one or more <text:p> elements which contains a comment on the insertion.

The <text:insertion> element's parent <text:changed-region> element has an xml:id or text:id attribute, the value of which binds that parent element to the text:change-id attribute on the <text:change-start> and <text:change-end> elements.

The <text:insertion> element is usable within the following element: <text:changed-region> 5.5.3.

The <text:insertion> element has no attributes.

The <text:insertion> element has the following child element: <office:change-info> 5.5.7.

### 5.5.5 <text:deletion>

The <text:deletion> element contains information that identifies the person responsible for a deletion and the date of that deletion. This information may also contain one or more <text:p> elements which contains a comment on the deletion. The <text:deletion> element may also contain content that was deleted while change tracking was enabled. The position where the text was deleted is marked by a <text:change> element.

Deleted text is contained in a paragraph element. To reconstruct the original text, the paragraph containing the deleted text is merged with its surrounding paragraph or heading element.

To reconstruct the text before a deletion took place:

- •If the change mark is inside a paragraph, insert the content that was deleted, but remove all leading start tags up to and including the first <text:p> element and all trailing end tags up to and including the last </text:p> or </text:h> element. If the last trailing element is a </text:h>, change the end tag </text:p> following this insertion to a </text:h> element.

- •If the change mark is inside a heading, insert the content that was deleted, but remove all leading start tags up to and including the first <text:h> element and all trailing end tags up to and including the last </text:h> or </text:p> element. If the last trailing element is a </text:p>, change the end tag </text:h> following this insertion to a </text:p> element.

- •Otherwise, copy the text content of the <text:deletion> element in place of the change mark.

The <text:deletion> element is usable within the following element: <text:changed-region> 5.5.3.

The <text:deletion> element has no attributes.

The <text:deletion> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <office:change-info> 5.5.7, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:section> 5.4, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3 and <text:user-index> 8.7.

### 5.5.6 <text:format-change>

The <text:format-change> element represents any change in formatting attributes. The region where the change took place is marked by <text:change-start>, <text:change-end> or <text:change> elements.

Note: This element does not contain formatting changes that have taken place.

The <text:format-change> element is usable within the following element: <text:changed-region> 5.5.3.

The <text:format-change> element has no attributes.

The <text:format-change> element has the following child element: <office:change-info> 5.5.7.

### 5.5.7 <office:change-info>

The <office:change-info> element represents who made a change and when. It may also contain a comment (one or more <text:p> elements) on the change.

The <office:change-info> element is usable within the following elements: <table:cell-content-change> 9.9.17, <table:deletion> 9.9.9, <table:insertion> 9.9.3, <table:movement> 9.9.13, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:format-change> 5.5.6 and <text:insertion> 5.5.4.

The <office:change-info> element has no attributes.

The <office:change-info> element has the following child elements: <dc:creator> 4.3.2.7, <dc:date> 4.3.2.10 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 5.5.8 Change Marks

#### 5.5.8.1 General

The change mark elements mark start, end and positions in a text where a change has occurred.

These elements use the text:change-id attribute to link to <text:changed-region> elements that contain the change information.

#### 5.5.8.2 <text:change-start>

The <text:change-start> element marks the start of a region with content where text has been inserted or the format has been changed.

The <text:change-start> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11, <style:header-left> 16.14, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:change-start> element has the following attribute: text:change-id 19.771.

The <text:change-start> element has no child elements.

#### 5.5.8.3 <text:change-end>

The <text:change-end> element marks the end of a region with content where text has been inserted or the format has been changed.

The <text:change-end> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11, <style:header-left> 16.14, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:change-end> element has the following attribute: text:change-id 19.771.

The <text:change-end> element has no child elements.

#### 5.5.8.4 <text:change>

The <text:change> element marks a position in an empty region where text has been deleted.

The <text:change> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11, <style:header-left> 16.14, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:change> element has the following attribute: text:change-id 19.771.

The <text:change> element has no child elements.

## 5.6 <text:soft-page-break>

The <text:soft-page-break> element represents a soft page break within or between paragraph elements.

As a child element of a <table:table> element it represents a soft page break between two table rows. It may appear in front of a <table:table-row> element.

The <text:soft-page-break> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table> 9.1.2, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <table:table-header-rows> 9.1.7, <table:table-row-group> 9.1.9, <table:table-rows> 9.1.8, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:list-header> 5.3.3, <text:list-item> 5.3.4, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:soft-page-break> element has no attributes.

The <text:soft-page-break> element has no child elements.

## 5.7 Document Declarations

The following declaration elements appear before the main content element of a document:

- •<text:variable-decl> 7.4.3 – declarations for variable fields.

- •<text:user-field-decl> 7.4.8 – declarations for user-defined fields.

- •<text:sequence-decl> 7.4.12 – declarations for sequence fields.

- •<text:dde-connection> 7.7.12 – declarations for DDE fields and DDE sections.

- •<text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> 8.8.3 – declaration for generation of alphabetical indexes.

# 6 Paragraph Elements Content

## 6.1 Basic Text Content

### 6.1.1 General

The paragraph elements <text:p> and <text:h> and their descendant elements contain the text content of any document. The character content of a paragraph consists of the character data of the paragraph element and the character data of its descendant elements concatenated in document order, with the following exceptions:

Character data contained in the following elements or their descendant elements are not included in the character content of a paragraph:

- •<text:note-body>. 6.3.4.

- •<text:ruby-text>. 7.5.19

- •<office:annotation>. 14.1

- •Drawing shape and frame elements defined in sections 10.3, 10.4, 10.5 and 10.6.

Note: This should significantly ease transformations into other formats, since transformations need not interpret most of the descendant elements of a paragraph element to obtain the character content of a paragraph.

The phrase "document order" when used with reference to an OpenDocument document instance is defined by §5.0 Data Model [XPath].

### 6.1.2 White Space Characters

Consumers shall collapse white space characters that occur in

- •a <text:p> or <text:h> element (so-called paragraph elements), and

- •in their descendant elements, if the OpenDocument schema permits <text:s> 6.1.3, <text:tab> 6.1.4 or <text:line-break> 6.1.4 as element content..

Collapsing white space characters is defined by the following algorithm:

1. 1)Descendant <text:ruby> elements are replaced with their <text:ruby-base> child elements.

2. 2)Descendant elements of the paragraph element which are not <text:s>, <text:tab> or <text:line-break> elements and for which the OpenDocument schema does not permit <text:s>, <text:tab> and <text:line-break> as child elements are removed from the paragraph element.

3. 3)Descendant elements of the paragraph element for which the OpenDocument schema permits <text:s>, <text:tab> and <text:line-break> as child elements are replaced by their character data and <text:s>, <text:tab> and <text:line-break> element children.

4. 4)The following [UNICODE] characters are replaced by a “ “ (U+0020, SPACE) character:

   - HORIZONTAL TABULATION (U+0009)

   - CARRIAGE RETURN (U+000D)

   - LINE FEED (U+000A)

5. 5)Leading “ “ (U+0020, SPACE) characters at the start of the resulting text and trailing SPACE characters at the end of the resulting text are removed.

6. 6)Sequences of “ “ (U+0020, SPACE) characters are replaced by a single “ “ (U+0020, SPACE) character.

7. 7)The remaining <text:s>, <text:tab> and <text:line-break> elements are interpreted as the [UNICODE] white space characters they represent.

OpenDocument producers shall produce paragraph elements that, when consumed according to this algorithm, result in the expected amount of white space.

OpenDocument consumers shall either process white space such that the result is equivalent to the result of the given algorithm, or implement a variation that increases interoperability with popular OpenDocument 1.2 producers. The variation replaces step 2 of the algorithm with steps 2a and 2b:

2a) Descendant elements of the paragraph element that are mark elements (<text:change> 5.5.8.4,<text:change-end> 5.5.8.3,<text:change-start> 5.5.8.2
<text:bookmark> 6.2.1.2,<text:bookmark-end> 6.2.1.4,<text:bookmark-start> 6.2.1.3,<text:reference-mark> 6.2.2.2
<text:reference-mark-end> 6.2.2.4,<text:reference-mark-start> 6.2.2.3,<text:toc-mark> 8.1.4,<text:toc-mark-end> 8.1.3,<text:toc-mark-start> 8.1.2,<text:user-index-mark> 8.1.7,<text:user-index-mark-end> 8.1.6,<text:user-index-mark-start> 8.1.5,<text:alphabetical-index-mark> 8.1.10,<text:alphabetical-index-mark-end> 8.1.9,<text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> 8.1.8) are removed from the paragraph element.

2b) Descendant elements of the paragraph element which are not <text:s>, <text:tab> or <text:line-break> elements and for which the OpenDocument schema does not permit <text:s>, <text:tab> and <text:line-break> as child elements are replaced with a hypothetical <text:s text:c="0"/> element.

Note: XML formatting software that does not implement the ODF white space rules may introduce or remove spaces.

### 6.1.3 <text:s>

The <text:s> element is used to represent the [UNICODE] character “ “ (U+0020, SPACE).

This element shall be used to represent the second and all following “ “ (U+0020, SPACE) characters in a sequence of “ “ (U+0020, SPACE) characters.

Note: It is not an error if the character preceding the element is not a white space character, but it is good practice to use this element only for the second and all following “ “ (U+0020, SPACE) characters in a sequence.

The <text:s> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:s> element has the following attribute: text:c 19.768.

The <text:s> element has no child elements.

### 6.1.4 <text:tab>

The <text:tab> element represents the [UNICODE] tab character (HORIZONTAL TABULATION, U+0009). A <text:tab> element specifies that content immediately following it should align at the next tab stop.

The <text:tab> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:tab> element has the following attribute: text:tab-ref 19.883.

The <text:tab> element has no child elements.

### 6.1.5 <text:line-break>

The <text:line-break> element represents a line break.

The <text:line-break> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:line-break> element has no attributes.

The <text:line-break> element has no child elements.

### 6.1.6 Soft Hyphens, Hyphens, and Non-breaking Spaces

Soft hyphens, hyphens, and non-breaking blanks are represented by [UNICODE] characters.

Table 8 - Unicode characters

The [UNICODE] character... | Represents...
U-00AD SOFT HYPHEN | soft hyphen
U+2011 NON-BREAKING HYPHEN | non-breaking hyphen
U+OOA0 NO BREAK SPACE | non-breaking space

### 6.1.7 <text:span>

The <text:span> element represents the application of a style to the character data of a portion of text. The content of this element is the text which uses that text style.

The <text:span> element can be nested.

White space characters contained in this element are collapsed.

The <text:span> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:span> element has the following attributes: text:class-names 19.775 and text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:span> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <office:annotation> 14.1, <office:annotation-end> 14.2, <presentation:date-time> 10.9.4.5, <presentation:footer> 10.9.4.3, <presentation:header> 10.9.4.1, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:alphabetical-index-mark> 8.1.10, <text:alphabetical-index-mark-end> 8.1.9, <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> 8.1.8, <text:author-initials> 7.3.7.2, <text:author-name> 7.3.7.1, <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11, <text:bookmark> 6.2.1.2, <text:bookmark-end> 6.2.1.4, <text:bookmark-ref> 7.7.6, <text:bookmark-start> 6.2.1.3, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:chapter> 7.3.8, <text:character-count> 7.5.18.5, <text:conditional-text> 7.7.3, <text:creation-date> 7.5.3, <text:creation-time> 7.5.4, <text:creator> 7.5.17, <text:database-display> 7.6.3, <text:database-name> 7.6.7, <text:database-next> 7.6.4, <text:database-row-number> 7.6.6, <text:database-row-select> 7.6.5, <text:date> 7.3.2, <text:dde-connection> 7.7.12, <text:description> 7.5.5, <text:drop-down> 7.4.16, <text:editing-cycles> 7.5.13, <text:editing-duration> 7.5.14, <text:execute-macro> 7.7.10, <text:expression> 7.4.14, <text:file-name> 7.3.9, <text:hidden-paragraph> 7.7.11, <text:hidden-text> 7.7.4, <text:image-count> 7.5.18.7, <text:initial-creator> 7.5.2, <text:keywords> 7.5.12, <text:line-break> 6.1.5, <text:measure> 7.7.13, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:modification-date> 7.5.16, <text:modification-time> 7.5.15, <text:note> 6.3.2, <text:note-ref> 7.7.7, <text:object-count> 7.5.18.8, <text:page-continuation> 7.3.5, <text:page-count> 7.5.18.2, <text:page-number> 7.3.4, <text:page-variable-get> 7.7.1.3, <text:page-variable-set> 7.7.1.2, <text:paragraph-count> 7.5.18.3, <text:placeholder> 7.7.2, <text:print-date> 7.5.8, <text:print-time> 7.5.7, <text:printed-by> 7.5.9, <text:reference-mark> 6.2.2.2, <text:reference-mark-end> 6.2.2.4, <text:reference-mark-start> 6.2.2.3, <text:reference-ref> 7.7.5, <text:ruby> 6.4, <text:s> 6.1.3, <text:script> 7.7.9, <text:sender-city> 7.3.6.13, <text:sender-company> 7.3.6.10, <text:sender-country> 7.3.6.15, <text:sender-email> 7.3.6.7, <text:sender-fax> 7.3.6.9, <text:sender-firstname> 7.3.6.2, <text:sender-initials> 7.3.6.4, <text:sender-lastname> 7.3.6.3, <text:sender-phone-private> 7.3.6.8, <text:sender-phone-work> 7.3.6.11, <text:sender-position> 7.3.6.6, <text:sender-postal-code> 7.3.6.14, <text:sender-state-or-province> 7.3.6.16, <text:sender-street> 7.3.6.12, <text:sender-title> 7.3.6.5, <text:sequence> 7.4.13, <text:sequence-ref> 7.7.8, <text:sheet-name> 7.3.11, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6, <text:span> 6.1.7, <text:subject> 7.5.11, <text:tab> 6.1.4, <text:table-count> 7.5.18.6, <text:table-formula> 7.7.14, <text:template-name> 7.3.10, <text:text-input> 7.4.15, <text:time> 7.3.3, <text:title> 7.5.10, <text:toc-mark> 8.1.4, <text:toc-mark-end> 8.1.3, <text:toc-mark-start> 8.1.2, <text:user-defined> 7.5.6, <text:user-field-get> 7.4.9, <text:user-field-input> 7.4.10, <text:user-index-mark> 8.1.7, <text:user-index-mark-end> 8.1.6, <text:user-index-mark-start> 8.1.5, <text:variable-get> 7.4.5, <text:variable-input> 7.4.6, <text:variable-set> 7.4.4 and <text:word-count> 7.5.18.4.

### 6.1.8 <text:a>

The <text:a> element represents a hyperlink.

The anchor of a hyperlink is composed of the character data contained in the <text:a> element and any of its descendant elements which constitute the character data of the paragraph element which contains the <text:a> element. 6.1.1

The <text:a> element is usable within the following elements: <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:a> element has the following attributes: office:name 19.380, office:target-frame-name 19.385, office:title 19.387, text:style-name 19.880, text:visited-style-name 19.907, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <text:a> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <office:annotation> 14.1, <office:annotation-end> 14.2, <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <presentation:date-time> 10.9.4.5, <presentation:footer> 10.9.4.3, <presentation:header> 10.9.4.1, <text:alphabetical-index-mark> 8.1.10, <text:alphabetical-index-mark-end> 8.1.9, <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> 8.1.8, <text:author-initials> 7.3.7.2, <text:author-name> 7.3.7.1, <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11, <text:bookmark> 6.2.1.2, <text:bookmark-end> 6.2.1.4, <text:bookmark-ref> 7.7.6, <text:bookmark-start> 6.2.1.3, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:chapter> 7.3.8, <text:character-count> 7.5.18.5, <text:conditional-text> 7.7.3, <text:creation-date> 7.5.3, <text:creation-time> 7.5.4, <text:creator> 7.5.17, <text:database-display> 7.6.3, <text:database-name> 7.6.7, <text:database-next> 7.6.4, <text:database-row-number> 7.6.6, <text:database-row-select> 7.6.5, <text:date> 7.3.2, <text:dde-connection> 7.7.12, <text:description> 7.5.5, <text:drop-down> 7.4.16, <text:editing-cycles> 7.5.13, <text:editing-duration> 7.5.14, <text:execute-macro> 7.7.10, <text:expression> 7.4.14, <text:file-name> 7.3.9, <text:hidden-paragraph> 7.7.11, <text:hidden-text> 7.7.4, <text:image-count> 7.5.18.7, <text:initial-creator> 7.5.2, <text:keywords> 7.5.12, <text:line-break> 6.1.5, <text:measure> 7.7.13, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:modification-date> 7.5.16, <text:modification-time> 7.5.15, <text:note> 6.3.2, <text:note-ref> 7.7.7, <text:object-count> 7.5.18.8, <text:page-continuation> 7.3.5, <text:page-count> 7.5.18.2, <text:page-number> 7.3.4, <text:page-variable-get> 7.7.1.3, <text:page-variable-set> 7.7.1.2, <text:paragraph-count> 7.5.18.3, <text:placeholder> 7.7.2, <text:print-date> 7.5.8, <text:print-time> 7.5.7, <text:printed-by> 7.5.9, <text:reference-mark> 6.2.2.2, <text:reference-mark-end> 6.2.2.4, <text:reference-mark-start> 6.2.2.3, <text:reference-ref> 7.7.5, <text:ruby> 6.4, <text:s> 6.1.3, <text:script> 7.7.9, <text:sender-city> 7.3.6.13, <text:sender-company> 7.3.6.10, <text:sender-country> 7.3.6.15, <text:sender-email> 7.3.6.7, <text:sender-fax> 7.3.6.9, <text:sender-firstname> 7.3.6.2, <text:sender-initials> 7.3.6.4, <text:sender-lastname> 7.3.6.3, <text:sender-phone-private> 7.3.6.8, <text:sender-phone-work> 7.3.6.11, <text:sender-position> 7.3.6.6, <text:sender-postal-code> 7.3.6.14, <text:sender-state-or-province> 7.3.6.16, <text:sender-street> 7.3.6.12, <text:sender-title> 7.3.6.5, <text:sequence> 7.4.13, <text:sequence-ref> 7.7.8, <text:sheet-name> 7.3.11, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6, <text:span> 6.1.7, <text:subject> 7.5.11, <text:tab> 6.1.4, <text:table-count> 7.5.18.6, <text:table-formula> 7.7.14, <text:template-name> 7.3.10, <text:text-input> 7.4.15, <text:time> 7.3.3, <text:title> 7.5.10, <text:toc-mark> 8.1.4, <text:toc-mark-end> 8.1.3, <text:toc-mark-start> 8.1.2, <text:user-defined> 7.5.6, <text:user-field-get> 7.4.9, <text:user-field-input> 7.4.10, <text:user-index-mark> 8.1.7, <text:user-index-mark-end> 8.1.6, <text:user-index-mark-start> 8.1.5, <text:variable-get> 7.4.5, <text:variable-input> 7.4.6, <text:variable-set> 7.4.4 and <text:word-count> 7.5.18.4.

### 6.1.9 <text:meta>

The <text:meta> element represents portions of text that have in-content metadata attached. See 19.911.

The <text:meta> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:meta> element has the following attributes: xhtml:about 19.911, xhtml:content 19.912, xhtml:datatype 19.913, xhtml:property 19.914 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:meta> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <office:annotation> 14.1, <office:annotation-end> 14.2, <presentation:date-time> 10.9.4.5, <presentation:footer> 10.9.4.3, <presentation:header> 10.9.4.1, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:alphabetical-index-mark> 8.1.10, <text:alphabetical-index-mark-end> 8.1.9, <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> 8.1.8, <text:author-initials> 7.3.7.2, <text:author-name> 7.3.7.1, <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11, <text:bookmark> 6.2.1.2, <text:bookmark-end> 6.2.1.4, <text:bookmark-ref> 7.7.6, <text:bookmark-start> 6.2.1.3, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:chapter> 7.3.8, <text:character-count> 7.5.18.5, <text:conditional-text> 7.7.3, <text:creation-date> 7.5.3, <text:creation-time> 7.5.4, <text:creator> 7.5.17, <text:database-display> 7.6.3, <text:database-name> 7.6.7, <text:database-next> 7.6.4, <text:database-row-number> 7.6.6, <text:database-row-select> 7.6.5, <text:date> 7.3.2, <text:dde-connection> 7.7.12, <text:description> 7.5.5, <text:drop-down> 7.4.16, <text:editing-cycles> 7.5.13, <text:editing-duration> 7.5.14, <text:execute-macro> 7.7.10, <text:expression> 7.4.14, <text:file-name> 7.3.9, <text:hidden-paragraph> 7.7.11, <text:hidden-text> 7.7.4, <text:image-count> 7.5.18.7, <text:initial-creator> 7.5.2, <text:keywords> 7.5.12, <text:line-break> 6.1.5, <text:measure> 7.7.13, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:modification-date> 7.5.16, <text:modification-time> 7.5.15, <text:note> 6.3.2, <text:note-ref> 7.7.7, <text:object-count> 7.5.18.8, <text:page-continuation> 7.3.5, <text:page-count> 7.5.18.2, <text:page-number> 7.3.4, <text:page-variable-get> 7.7.1.3, <text:page-variable-set> 7.7.1.2, <text:paragraph-count> 7.5.18.3, <text:placeholder> 7.7.2, <text:print-date> 7.5.8, <text:print-time> 7.5.7, <text:printed-by> 7.5.9, <text:reference-mark> 6.2.2.2, <text:reference-mark-end> 6.2.2.4, <text:reference-mark-start> 6.2.2.3, <text:reference-ref> 7.7.5, <text:ruby> 6.4, <text:s> 6.1.3, <text:script> 7.7.9, <text:sender-city> 7.3.6.13, <text:sender-company> 7.3.6.10, <text:sender-country> 7.3.6.15, <text:sender-email> 7.3.6.7, <text:sender-fax> 7.3.6.9, <text:sender-firstname> 7.3.6.2, <text:sender-initials> 7.3.6.4, <text:sender-lastname> 7.3.6.3, <text:sender-phone-private> 7.3.6.8, <text:sender-phone-work> 7.3.6.11, <text:sender-position> 7.3.6.6, <text:sender-postal-code> 7.3.6.14, <text:sender-state-or-province> 7.3.6.16, <text:sender-street> 7.3.6.12, <text:sender-title> 7.3.6.5, <text:sequence> 7.4.13, <text:sequence-ref> 7.7.8, <text:sheet-name> 7.3.11, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6, <text:span> 6.1.7, <text:subject> 7.5.11, <text:tab> 6.1.4, <text:table-count> 7.5.18.6, <text:table-formula> 7.7.14, <text:template-name> 7.3.10, <text:text-input> 7.4.15, <text:time> 7.3.3, <text:title> 7.5.10, <text:toc-mark> 8.1.4, <text:toc-mark-end> 8.1.3, <text:toc-mark-start> 8.1.2, <text:user-defined> 7.5.6, <text:user-field-get> 7.4.9, <text:user-field-input> 7.4.10, <text:user-index-mark> 8.1.7, <text:user-index-mark-end> 8.1.6, <text:user-index-mark-start> 8.1.5, <text:variable-get> 7.4.5, <text:variable-input> 7.4.6, <text:variable-set> 7.4.4 and <text:word-count> 7.5.18.4.

### 6.1.10 <text:number>

The <text:number> element contains the text of a formatted number which is present when a list style is applied to an element whose corresponding list level style specifies that the list label is a number. This text may be used by consumers that do not support the automatic generation of numbering but should be ignored by consumers that do support it.

This element has no attributes.

The <text:number> element is usable within the following elements: <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:list-header> 5.3.3, <text:list-item> 5.3.4 and <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6.

The <text:number> element has no attributes.

The <text:number> element has no child elements.

The <text:number> element has content of data type string 18.2.

## 6.2 Bookmarks and References

### 6.2.1 Bookmarks

#### 6.2.1.1 General

There are two types of bookmarks:

- •A point reference

  A point reference marks a position in text and is represented by a single <text:bookmark> element.

- •A bookmark reference

  A bookmark reference marks a range of characters in text and is represented by two elements; a <text:bookmark-start> element to mark the start of the range and a following <text:bookmark-end> element to mark the end of the range.

Every reference is identified by the value of its text:name attribute, which shall be unique. In a bookmark reference, the start and end elements shall use the same attribute value.

Bookmark references support overlapping references.

#### 6.2.1.2 <text:bookmark>

The <text:bookmark> element marks a text position.

The <text:bookmark> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:bookmark> element has the following attributes: text:name 19.841 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:bookmark> element has no child elements.

#### 6.2.1.3 <text:bookmark-start>

The <text:bookmark-start> element marks the start position of a bookmark in a text range.

The <text:bookmark-start> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:bookmark-start> element has the following attributes: text:name 19.841, xhtml:about 19.911, xhtml:content 19.912, xhtml:datatype 19.913, xhtml:property 19.914 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:bookmark-start> element has no child elements.

#### 6.2.1.4 <text:bookmark-end>

The <text:bookmark-end> element marks the end position of a bookmark in a text range.

The <text:bookmark-end> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:bookmark-end> element has the following attribute: text:name 19.841.

The <text:bookmark-end> element has no child elements.

### 6.2.2 References

#### 6.2.2.1 General

There are two types of reference marks:

- •A point reference

  A point reference marks a position in text and is represented by a single <text:reference-mark> element.

- •A range reference

  A range reference marks a range of characters in text and is represented by two elements; a <text:reference-mark-start> element to mark the start of the range and a following <text:reference-mark-end> element to mark the end of the range.

Every reference is identified by the value of its text:name attribute, which shall be unique. In a range reference, the start and end elements shall use the same attribute value.

Range references support overlapping references.

#### 6.2.2.2 <text:reference-mark>

The <text:reference-mark> element represents a point reference.

The <text:reference-mark> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:reference-mark> element has the following attribute: text:name 19.841.

The <text:reference-mark> element has no child elements.

#### 6.2.2.3 <text:reference-mark-start>

The <text:reference-mark-start> element represent the start of a range reference.

The <text:reference-mark-start> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:reference-mark-start> element has the following attribute: text:name 19.841.

The <text:reference-mark-start> element has no child elements.

#### 6.2.2.4 <text:reference-mark-end>

The <text:reference-mark-end> element represent the end of a range reference.

The <text:reference-mark-end> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:reference-mark-end> element has the following attribute: text:name 19.841.

The <text:reference-mark-end> element has no child elements.

## 6.3 Notes

### 6.3.1 General

Notes consist of a <text:note> element which occurs in the text stream at the position to which the note is anchored. The numbering and rendering of notes is specified by a <text:notes-configuration> element, which occurs inside an <office:styles> element.

### 6.3.2 <text:note>

The <text:note> element represents text notes which are attached to a text position.

The <text:note> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:note> element has the following attributes: text:id 19.815 and text:note-class 19.843.

The <text:note> element has the following child elements: <text:note-body> 6.3.4 and <text:note-citation> 6.3.3.

### 6.3.3 <text:note-citation>

The <text:note-citation> element contains a citation, either as a formatted number or a string.

The <text:note-citation> element is usable within the following element: <text:note> 6.3.2.

The <text:note-citation> element has the following attribute: text:label 19.832.

The <text:note-citation> element has no child elements.

The <text:note-citation> element has character data content.

### 6.3.4 <text:note-body>

The <text:note-body> element contains the content of a note. It does not have any attributes.

Note: The schema allows for the inclusion of <text:note> elements as a descendant of a child of the <text:note-body> element. While this may be reasonable for note types, it is not reasonable for footnotes and endnotes. Conforming consumers need not support notes inside notes.

The <text:note-body> element is usable within the following element: <text:note> 6.3.2.

The <text:note-body> element has no attributes.

The <text:note-body> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:section> 5.4, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3 and <text:user-index> 8.7.

## 6.4 <text:ruby>

### 6.4.1 General

A ruby is additional text that is displayed above or below a base text. The purpose of a ruby is to annotate a base text or to provide information about its pronunciation.

The element's text:style-name attribute references a ruby style that specifies formatting attributes of the ruby.

The <text:ruby> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:ruby> element has the following attribute: text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:ruby> element has the following child elements: <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:ruby-text> 6.4.3.

### 6.4.2 <text:ruby-base>

The <text:ruby-base> element contains the text that is to be annotated. It contains any paragraph element content, such as text spans.

The <text:ruby-base> element is usable within the following element: <text:ruby> 6.4.

The <text:ruby-base> element has no attributes.

The <text:ruby-base> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <office:annotation> 14.1, <office:annotation-end> 14.2, <presentation:date-time> 10.9.4.5, <presentation:footer> 10.9.4.3, <presentation:header> 10.9.4.1, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:alphabetical-index-mark> 8.1.10, <text:alphabetical-index-mark-end> 8.1.9, <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> 8.1.8, <text:author-initials> 7.3.7.2, <text:author-name> 7.3.7.1, <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11, <text:bookmark> 6.2.1.2, <text:bookmark-end> 6.2.1.4, <text:bookmark-ref> 7.7.6, <text:bookmark-start> 6.2.1.3, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:chapter> 7.3.8, <text:character-count> 7.5.18.5, <text:conditional-text> 7.7.3, <text:creation-date> 7.5.3, <text:creation-time> 7.5.4, <text:creator> 7.5.17, <text:database-display> 7.6.3, <text:database-name> 7.6.7, <text:database-next> 7.6.4, <text:database-row-number> 7.6.6, <text:database-row-select> 7.6.5, <text:date> 7.3.2, <text:dde-connection> 7.7.12, <text:description> 7.5.5, <text:drop-down> 7.4.16, <text:editing-cycles> 7.5.13, <text:editing-duration> 7.5.14, <text:execute-macro> 7.7.10, <text:expression> 7.4.14, <text:file-name> 7.3.9, <text:hidden-paragraph> 7.7.11, <text:hidden-text> 7.7.4, <text:image-count> 7.5.18.7, <text:initial-creator> 7.5.2, <text:keywords> 7.5.12, <text:line-break> 6.1.5, <text:measure> 7.7.13, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:modification-date> 7.5.16, <text:modification-time> 7.5.15, <text:note> 6.3.2, <text:note-ref> 7.7.7, <text:object-count> 7.5.18.8, <text:page-continuation> 7.3.5, <text:page-count> 7.5.18.2, <text:page-number> 7.3.4, <text:page-variable-get> 7.7.1.3, <text:page-variable-set> 7.7.1.2, <text:paragraph-count> 7.5.18.3, <text:placeholder> 7.7.2, <text:print-date> 7.5.8, <text:print-time> 7.5.7, <text:printed-by> 7.5.9, <text:reference-mark> 6.2.2.2, <text:reference-mark-end> 6.2.2.4, <text:reference-mark-start> 6.2.2.3, <text:reference-ref> 7.7.5, <text:ruby> 6.4, <text:s> 6.1.3, <text:script> 7.7.9, <text:sender-city> 7.3.6.13, <text:sender-company> 7.3.6.10, <text:sender-country> 7.3.6.15, <text:sender-email> 7.3.6.7, <text:sender-fax> 7.3.6.9, <text:sender-firstname> 7.3.6.2, <text:sender-initials> 7.3.6.4, <text:sender-lastname> 7.3.6.3, <text:sender-phone-private> 7.3.6.8, <text:sender-phone-work> 7.3.6.11, <text:sender-position> 7.3.6.6, <text:sender-postal-code> 7.3.6.14, <text:sender-state-or-province> 7.3.6.16, <text:sender-street> 7.3.6.12, <text:sender-title> 7.3.6.5, <text:sequence> 7.4.13, <text:sequence-ref> 7.7.8, <text:sheet-name> 7.3.11, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6, <text:span> 6.1.7, <text:subject> 7.5.11, <text:tab> 6.1.4, <text:table-count> 7.5.18.6, <text:table-formula> 7.7.14, <text:template-name> 7.3.10, <text:text-input> 7.4.15, <text:time> 7.3.3, <text:title> 7.5.10, <text:toc-mark> 8.1.4, <text:toc-mark-end> 8.1.3, <text:toc-mark-start> 8.1.2, <text:user-defined> 7.5.6, <text:user-field-get> 7.4.9, <text:user-field-input> 7.4.10, <text:user-index-mark> 8.1.7, <text:user-index-mark-end> 8.1.6, <text:user-index-mark-start> 8.1.5, <text:variable-get> 7.4.5, <text:variable-input> 7.4.6, <text:variable-set> 7.4.4 and <text:word-count> 7.5.18.4.

### 6.4.3 <text:ruby-text>

The <text:ruby-text> element contains an annotation text. It contains only plain text. The element's text:style-name attribute references a text style that specifies further formatting attributes used for the annotation text.

The <text:ruby-text> element is usable within the following element: <text:ruby> 6.4.

The <text:ruby-text> element has the following attribute: text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:ruby-text> element has no child elements.

The <text:ruby-text> element has character data content.

# 7 Text Fields

## 7.1 General

OpenDocument text documents or OpenDocument text content embedded in other types of documents may contain variable text elements called fields. Fields are commonly used for:

- •Page numbers
  A page number field displays the number of the page on which it appears.

- •Creation dates
  A creation date field displays the date on which a document was created.

## 7.2 Common Characteristics of Field Elements

Each field type is represented by a corresponding element type. The content of an element is a textual representation of the current field value as it would be displayed or printed by an implementation that supports that field.

The value of a field is stored in an attribute. Storage of the value enables recalculation of the presentation of a field.

Note: For string values, if a value is identical to a presentation, the value attribute can be omitted to avoid duplicate storage of information.

The presentation of information in a field is determined by the style applied to the field.

## 7.3 Document Fields

### 7.3.1 General

Document fields display information about the current document or about a specific part of the current document.

### 7.3.2 <text:date>

The <text:date> element displays a date, By default this is the current date. The date can be adjusted to display a date other than the current date.

The <text:date> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:date> element has the following attributes: style:data-style-name 19.473, text:date-adjust 19.798, text:date-value 19.799 and text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:date> element has no child elements.

The <text:date> element has character data content.

### 7.3.3 <text:time>

The <text:time> element displays a time. By default this is the current time.

The <text:time> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:time> element has the following attributes: style:data-style-name 19.473, text:fixed 19.809, text:time-adjust 19.886 and text:time-value 19.887.

The <text:time> element has no child elements.

The <text:time> element has character data content.

### 7.3.4 <text:page-number>

The <text:page-number> element displays the current page number.

If a number style is not specified for page numbers, the default is the default number style of the current page style.

Note: The <text:page-count> element displays the total number of pages in a document. 7.5.18.2

The <text:page-number> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:page-number> element has the following attributes: style:num-format 19.504, style:num-letter-sync 19.505, text:fixed 19.809, text:page-adjust 19.851 and text:select-page 19.869.

The <text:page-number> element has no child elements.

The <text:page-number> element has character data content.

### 7.3.5 <text:page-continuation>

The <text:page-continuation> element contains a text notice that is displayed or printed at the bottom of a page to indicate that the preceding text continues on the next page.

The <text:page-continuation> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:page-continuation> element has the following attributes: text:select-page 19.869 and text:string-value 19.877.

The <text:page-continuation> element has no child elements.

The <text:page-continuation> element has character data content.

### 7.3.6 Subsequent Author Fields

#### 7.3.6.1 General

Subsequent author fields capture information about second and following authors for a document.

Note: In OpenDocument 1.0/1.1, these fields were referenced as “sender” fields and that terminology still appears in the names of these elements.

If a subsequent author field is marked fixed using the text:fixed 19.809 attribute, the original information in that field is preserved. Otherwise, the information is updated each time the file is edited.

#### 7.3.6.2 <text:sender-firstname>

The <text:sender-firstname> element represents the first name of a subsequent author.

The <text:sender-firstname> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sender-firstname> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:sender-firstname> element has no child elements.

The <text:sender-firstname> element has character data content.

#### 7.3.6.3 <text:sender-lastname>

The <text:sender-lastname> element represents the last name of a subsequent author.

The <text:sender-lastname> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sender-lastname> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:sender-lastname> element has no child elements.

The <text:sender-lastname> element has character data content.

#### 7.3.6.4 <text:sender-initials>

The <text:sender-initials> element represents the initials of a subsequent author.

The <text:sender-initials> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sender-initials> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:sender-initials> element has no child elements.

The <text:sender-initials> element has character data content.

#### 7.3.6.5 <text:sender-title>

The <text:sender-title> element represents the title of a subsequent author.

The <text:sender-title> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sender-title> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:sender-title> element has no child elements.

The <text:sender-title> element has character data content.

#### 7.3.6.6 <text:sender-position>

The <text:sender-position> element represents the position of a subsequent author.

The <text:sender-position> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sender-position> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:sender-position> element has no child elements.

The <text:sender-position> element has character data content.

#### 7.3.6.7 <text:sender-email>

The <text:sender-email> element represents the email address of a subsequent author.

The <text:sender-email> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sender-email> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:sender-email> element has no child elements.

The <text:sender-email> element has character data content.

#### 7.3.6.8 <text:sender-phone-private>

The <text:sender-phone-private> element represents the private telephone number of a subsequent author.

The <text:sender-phone-private> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sender-phone-private> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:sender-phone-private> element has no child elements.

The <text:sender-phone-private> element has character data content.

#### 7.3.6.9 <text:sender-fax>

The <text:sender-fax> element represents the facsimile number of a subsequent author.

The <text:sender-fax> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sender-fax> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:sender-fax> element has no child elements.

The <text:sender-fax> element has character data content.

#### 7.3.6.10 <text:sender-company>

The <text:sender-company> element represents the name of the company that employs a subsequent author.

The <text:sender-company> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sender-company> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:sender-company> element has no child elements.

The <text:sender-company> element has character data content.

#### 7.3.6.11 <text:sender-phone-work>

The <text:sender-phone-work> element represents the office telephone number of a subsequent author.

The <text:sender-phone-work> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sender-phone-work> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:sender-phone-work> element has no child elements.

The <text:sender-phone-work> element has character data content.

#### 7.3.6.12 <text:sender-street>

The <text:sender-street> element represents the street address of a subsequent author.

The <text:sender-street> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sender-street> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:sender-street> element has no child elements.

The <text:sender-street> element has character data content.

#### 7.3.6.13 <text:sender-city>

The <text:sender-city> element represents the city name of the address of a subsequent author.

The <text:sender-city> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sender-city> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:sender-city> element has no child elements.

The <text:sender-city> element has character data content.

#### 7.3.6.14 <text:sender-postal-code>

The <text:sender-postal-code> element represents the postal code of the address of a subsequent author.

The <text:sender-postal-code> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sender-postal-code> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:sender-postal-code> element has no child elements.

The <text:sender-postal-code> element has character data content.

#### 7.3.6.15 <text:sender-country>

The <text:sender-country> element represents the country name of the address of a subsequent author.

The <text:sender-country> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sender-country> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:sender-country> element has no child elements.

The <text:sender-country> element has character data content.

#### 7.3.6.16 <text:sender-state-or-province>

The <text:sender-state-or-province> element represents the state or province name of the address of a subsequent author, if applicable.

The <text:sender-state-or-province> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sender-state-or-province> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:sender-state-or-province> element has no child elements.

The <text:sender-state-or-province> element has character data content.

### 7.3.7 Author Fields

#### 7.3.7.1 <text:author-name>

The <text:author-name> element represents the full name of the author of a document.

The <text:author-name> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:author-name> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:author-name> element has no child elements.

The <text:author-name> element has character data content.

#### 7.3.7.2 <text:author-initials>

The <text:author-initials> element represents the initials of the author of a document.

The <text:author-initials> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:author-initials> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:author-initials> element has no child elements.

The <text:author-initials> element has character data content.

### 7.3.8 <text:chapter>

The <text:chapter> element represents a field that displays one of the following:

- •The name of the current chapter

- •The number of the current chapter

- •Both the name and number of the current chapter

If this element is placed inside a header or footer, it displays the current chapter name or number on every page.

The <text:chapter> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:chapter> element has the following attributes: text:display 19.802 and text:outline-level 19.850.

The <text:chapter> element has no child elements.

The <text:chapter> element has character data content.

### 7.3.9 <text:file-name>

The <text:file-name> element represents a field that displays the name of a file that is being edited.

The <text:file-name> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:file-name> element has the following attributes: text:display 19.802 and text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:file-name> element has no child elements.

The <text:file-name> element has character data content.

### 7.3.10 <text:template-name>

The <text:template-name> element represents a field that displays information about the document template in use.

The <text:template-name> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:template-name> element has the following attribute: text:display 19.802.

The <text:template-name> element has no child elements.

The <text:template-name> element has character data content.

### 7.3.11 <text:sheet-name>

The <text:sheet-name> element represents the name of the current sheet..

The <text:sheet-name> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sheet-name> element has no attributes.

The <text:sheet-name> element has no child elements.

The <text:sheet-name> element has character data content.

## 7.4 Variable Fields

### 7.4.1 General

OpenDocument documents can contain variables, which are processed or displayed using variable fields. In an OpenDocument file, variable declarations shall precede in document order any use of those variable declarations.

There are three types of variables:

- •Simple variables

  Simple variables, or variables, can take different values at different positions in a document. Simple variables can be set using either setter or input fields. Setter fields contain an expression, which is used to compute the new value of the variable. Input fields prompt the user for the new value.

  Note: Simple variables can be used to display different text in recurring elements, such as headers or footers.

- •User variables

  If a user variable is set anywhere within the document, all fields in a document that display that user variable have the same value. The value of the user variable can only be set after the variable is declared.

  Note: In a consumer's user interface, a user variable can be set at any occurrence of a user field, or by using user variable input fields.

- •Sequence variables

  Sequence variables are used to number items in an OpenDocument text document

  Note: Sequence variables can be used to number images or tables in a text.

The value of a sequence variable is initialized to 0 (zero) by its declaration.

Variables shall be declared before they can be used. The OpenDocument elements for declaring variables are described in sections 7.4.3, 7.4.8 and 7.4.12.

The display of variables is determined by styles which are specified by the element that defines the variable.

### 7.4.2 <text:variable-decls>

The <text:variable-decls> element is a container for <text:variable-decl> elements.

The <text:variable-decls> element is usable within the following elements: <office:chart> 3.8, <office:drawing> 3.5, <office:presentation> 3.6, <office:spreadsheet> 3.7, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11 and <style:header-left> 16.14.

The <text:variable-decls> element has no attributes.

The <text:variable-decls> element has the following child element: <text:variable-decl> 7.4.3.

### 7.4.3 <text:variable-decl>

The <text:variable-decl> element is used to declare simple variables. This element specifies the name and the value type of a variable.

The <text:variable-decl> element is usable within the following element: <text:variable-decls> 7.4.2.

The <text:variable-decl> element has the following attributes: office:value-type 19.389 and text:name 19.841.

The <text:variable-decl> element has no child elements.

### 7.4.4 <text:variable-set>

The <text:variable-set> element represents a simple variable.

The <text:variable-set> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:variable-set> element has the following attributes: office:boolean-value 19.371, office:currency 19.373, office:date-value 19.374, office:string-value 19.383, office:time-value 19.386, office:value 19.388, office:value-type 19.389, style:data-style-name 19.473, text:display 19.802, text:formula 19.811 and text:name 19.841.

The <text:variable-set> element has no child elements.

The <text:variable-set> element has character data content.

### 7.4.5 <text:variable-get>

The <text:variable-get> element sets the display of the value of a simple variable. The value of this element is the value of the last preceding <text:variable-set> element with an identical value for its text:name attribute.

If there is no preceding <text:variable-set> element with an identical value for its text:name attribute the value of a <text:variable-get> field is undefined.

The <text:variable-get> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:variable-get> element has the following attributes: style:data-style-name 19.473, text:display 19.802 and text:name 19.841.

The <text:variable-get> element has no child elements.

The <text:variable-get> element has character data content.

### 7.4.6 <text:variable-input>

The <text:variable-input> element represents user supplied variable values. This element can be empty if its text:display attribute is set to none.

The <text:variable-input> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:variable-input> element has the following attributes: office:value-type 19.389, style:data-style-name 19.473, text:description 19.801, text:display 19.802 and text:name 19.841.

The <text:variable-input> element has no child elements.

The <text:variable-input> element has character data content.

### 7.4.7 <text:user-field-decls>

The <text:user-field-decls> element is a container for <text:user-field-decl> elements.

The <text:user-field-decls> element is usable within the following elements: <office:chart> 3.8, <office:drawing> 3.5, <office:presentation> 3.6, <office:spreadsheet> 3.7, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11 and <style:header-left> 16.14.

The <text:user-field-decls> element has no attributes.

The <text:user-field-decls> element has the following child element: <text:user-field-decl> 7.4.8.

### 7.4.8 <text:user-field-decl>

The <text:user-field-decl> element is used to specify user variable values that are displayed using the <text:user-field-get> element.

The <text:user-field-decl> element is usable within the following element: <text:user-field-decls> 7.4.7.

The <text:user-field-decl> element has the following attributes: office:boolean-value 19.371, office:currency 19.373, office:date-value 19.374, office:string-value 19.383, office:time-value 19.386, office:value 19.388, office:value-type 19.389, text:formula 19.811 and text:name 19.841.

The <text:user-field-decl> element has no child elements.

### 7.4.9 <text:user-field-get>

The <text:user-field-get> element displays the content of a user variable. The value of this element is the value of a <text:user-field-decl> element with a text:name attribute value that matches the text:name attribute of this element.

The <text:user-field-get> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:user-field-get> element has the following attributes: style:data-style-name 19.473, text:display 19.802 and text:name 19.841.

The <text:user-field-get> element has no child elements.

The <text:user-field-get> element has character data content.

### 7.4.10 <text:user-field-input>

The <text:user-field-input> element is an alternative method of displaying user variables. The value of this element is the value of a <text:user-field-decl> element with a text:name attribute value that matches the text:name attribute of this element.

This element can be empty if the text:display attribute is set to none.

The <text:user-field-input> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:user-field-input> element has the following attributes: style:data-style-name 19.473, text:description 19.801 and text:name 19.841.

The <text:user-field-input> element has no child elements.

The <text:user-field-input> element has character data content.

### 7.4.11 <text:sequence-decls>

The <text:sequence-decls> element is a container for <text:sequence-decl> elements.

The <text:sequence-decls> element is usable within the following elements: <office:chart> 3.8, <office:drawing> 3.5, <office:presentation> 3.6, <office:spreadsheet> 3.7, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11 and <style:header-left> 16.14.

The <text:sequence-decls> element has no attributes.

The <text:sequence-decls> element has the following child element: <text:sequence-decl> 7.4.12.

### 7.4.12 <text:sequence-decl>

The <text:sequence-decl> element is used to declare sequence variables used to number items within an OpenDocument text document.

Note: Sequence variables are commonly used for sequential numbering. However, expression formulas can be included in sequence fields to support more advanced sequences.

The <text:sequence-decl> element is usable within the following element: <text:sequence-decls> 7.4.11.

The <text:sequence-decl> element has the following attributes: text:display-outline-level 19.804, text:name 19.841 and text:separation-character 19.870.

The <text:sequence-decl> element has no child elements.

### 7.4.13 <text:sequence>

A <text:sequence> element specifies a sequence field.

A sequence field changes the value of a sequence variable by a specified formula and displays the changed value of the sequence variable in a specified format.

Note: Sequence variables and fields are used to number repeating document elements such as pages, tables or images. In such cases, the formula could be: "sequenceVariableName + 1." A sequence variable can be set to a specific value or not changed at all.

The <text:sequence> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sequence> element has the following attributes: style:num-format 19.504, style:num-letter-sync 19.505, text:formula 19.811, text:name 19.841 and text:ref-name 19.859.

The <text:sequence> element has no child elements.

The <text:sequence> element has character data content.

### 7.4.14 <text:expression>

The <text:expression> element represents expressions that are evaluated and the resulting value displayed.

The <text:expression> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:expression> element has the following attributes: office:boolean-value 19.371, office:currency 19.373, office:date-value 19.374, office:string-value 19.383, office:time-value 19.386, office:value 19.388, office:value-type 19.389, style:data-style-name 19.473, text:display 19.802 and text:formula 19.811.

The <text:expression> element has no child elements.

The <text:expression> element has character data content.

### 7.4.15 <text:text-input>

The <text:text-input> element is a text input field. A text input field is used in a user interface to prompt a user to input text. This text is stored and displayed as the content of this element until it is replaced by a user.

The <text:text-input> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:text-input> element has the following attribute: text:description 19.801.

The <text:text-input> element has no child elements.

The <text:text-input> element has character data content.

### 7.4.16 <text:drop-down>

The <text:drop-down> element is a drop-down list input field. A drop-down list input field is used in a user interface to prompt a user to select a value from a list of options. The selected value is stored and displayed as the content of this element until it is changed by a user.

The <text:drop-down> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:drop-down> element has the following attribute: text:name 19.841.

The <text:drop-down> element has the following child element: <text:label> 7.4.17.

The <text:drop-down> element has character data content.

### 7.4.17 <text:label>

The <text:label> element defines an entry in a drop-down list.

The <text:label> element is usable within the following element: <text:drop-down> 7.4.16.

The <text:label> element has the following attributes: text:current-selected 19.790 and text:value 19.906.

The <text:label> element has no child elements.

## 7.5 Metadata Fields

### 7.5.1 General

Metadata field elements display meta information about a document.

All metadata field elements can be marked as fixed using the text:fixed attribute. 19.809

### 7.5.2 <text:initial-creator>

The <text:initial-creator> element displays the value contained in the <meta:initial-creator> element of a document. 4.3.2.6

The <text:initial-creator> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:initial-creator> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:initial-creator> element has no child elements.

The <text:initial-creator> element has character data content.

### 7.5.3 <text:creation-date>

The <text:creation-date> element displays the value contained in the <meta:creation-date> element of a document. 4.3.2.9

The <text:creation-date> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:creation-date> element has the following attributes: style:data-style-name 19.473, text:date-value 19.799 and text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:creation-date> element has no child elements.

The <text:creation-date> element has character data content.

### 7.5.4 <text:creation-time>

The <text:creation-time> element represents the time at which a document was created.

The <text:creation-time> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:creation-time> element has the following attributes: style:data-style-name 19.473, text:fixed 19.809 and text:time-value 19.887.

The <text:creation-time> element has no child elements.

The <text:creation-time> element has character data content.

### 7.5.5 <text:description>

The <text:description> element displays the content contained in the <dc:description> element of a document. 4.3.2.3

The <text:description> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:description> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:description> element has no child elements.

The <text:description> element has character data content.

### 7.5.6 <text:user-defined>

The <text:user-defined> element displays the value contained in a <meta:user-defined> element of a document. 4.3.3

Note: The link between a <text:user-defined> element and a <meta:user-defined> element is established by the text:name and meta:name attributes, respectively, containing the same value.

The <text:user-defined> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:user-defined> element has the following attributes: office:boolean-value 19.371, office:date-value 19.374, office:string-value 19.383, office:time-value 19.386, office:value 19.388, style:data-style-name 19.473, text:fixed 19.809 and text:name 19.841.

The <text:user-defined> element has no child elements.

The <text:user-defined> element has character data content.

### 7.5.7 <text:print-time>

The <text:print-time> element represents the time at which a document was last printed.

The <text:print-time> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:print-time> element has the following attributes: style:data-style-name 19.473, text:fixed 19.809 and text:time-value 19.887.

The <text:print-time> element has no child elements.

The <text:print-time> element has character data content.

### 7.5.8 <text:print-date>

The <text:print-date> element displays the value contained in the <meta:print-date> element of a document. 4.3.2.11

The <text:print-date> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:print-date> element has the following attributes: style:data-style-name 19.473, text:date-value 19.799 and text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:print-date> element has no child elements.

The <text:print-date> element has character data content.

### 7.5.9 <text:printed-by>

The <text:printed-by> element displays the value contained in the <meta:printed-by> element of a document. 4.3.2.8

The <text:printed-by> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:printed-by> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:printed-by> element has no child elements.

The <text:printed-by> element has character data content.

### 7.5.10 <text:title>

The <text:title> element displays the value contained in the <dc:title> element of a document. 4.3.2.2

The <text:title> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:title> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:title> element has no child elements.

The <text:title> element has character data content.

### 7.5.11 <text:subject>

The <text:subject> element displays the values contained in the <dc:subject> element of a document. 4.3.2.4

The <text:subject> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:subject> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:subject> element has no child elements.

The <text:subject> element has character data content.

### 7.5.12 <text:keywords>

The <text:keywords> element displays a list of keywords contained in the <meta:keyword> elements of a document.

The format of a list of keywords is implementation-dependent.

The <text:keywords> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:keywords> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:keywords> element has no child elements.

The <text:keywords> element has character data content.

### 7.5.13 <text:editing-cycles>

The <text:editing-cycles> element displays the value contained in the <meta:editing-cycles> element of a document. 4.3.2.16

The <text:editing-cycles> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:editing-cycles> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:editing-cycles> element has no child elements.

The <text:editing-cycles> element has character data content.

### 7.5.14 <text:editing-duration>

The <text:editing-duration> element displays the value contained in the <meta:editing-duration> element of a document.

The <text:editing-duration> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:editing-duration> element has the following attributes: style:data-style-name 19.473, text:duration 19.805 and text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:editing-duration> element has no child elements.

The <text:editing-duration> element has character data content.

### 7.5.15 <text:modification-time>

The <text:modification-time> element represents the time at which a document was last modified.

This element displays the time information portion of the value of the <dc:date> element.

The <text:modification-time> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:modification-time> element has the following attributes: style:data-style-name 19.473, text:fixed 19.809 and text:time-value 19.887.

The <text:modification-time> element has no child elements.

The <text:modification-time> element has character data content.

### 7.5.16 <text:modification-date>

The <text:modification-date> element displays the value contained in the <dc:date> element of a document. 4.3.2.10

The <text:modification-date> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:modification-date> element has the following attributes: style:data-style-name 19.473, text:date-value 19.799 and text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:modification-date> element has no child elements.

The <text:modification-date> element has character data content.

### 7.5.17 <text:creator>

The <text:creator> element displays the value contained in the <dc:creator> element of a document. 4.3.2.7

The <text:creator> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:creator> element has the following attribute: text:fixed 19.809.

The <text:creator> element has no child elements.

The <text:creator> element has character data content.

### 7.5.18 Document Statistics Fields

#### 7.5.18.1 General

The contents of <text:word-count> and <text:character-count> elements are locale-specific and are not defined by OpenDocument.

#### 7.5.18.2 <text:page-count>

The <text:page-count> element displays the value of the meta:page-count attribute of the <meta:document-statistic> element of a document. 19.332

The <text:page-count> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:page-count> element has the following attributes: style:num-format 19.504 and style:num-letter-sync 19.505.

The <text:page-count> element has no child elements.

The <text:page-count> element has character data content.

#### 7.5.18.3 <text:paragraph-count>

The <text:paragraph-count> element displays the value of the meta:paragraph-count attribute of the <meta:document-statistic> element of a document. 19.333

The <text:paragraph-count> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:paragraph-count> element has the following attributes: style:num-format 19.504 and style:num-letter-sync 19.505.

The <text:paragraph-count> element has no child elements.

The <text:paragraph-count> element has character data content.

#### 7.5.18.4 <text:word-count>

The <text:word-count> element displays the value of the meta:word-count attribute of the <meta:document-statistic> element of a document. 19.339

The <text:word-count> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:word-count> element has the following attributes: style:num-format 19.504 and style:num-letter-sync 19.505.

The <text:word-count> element has no child elements.

The <text:word-count> element has character data content.

#### 7.5.18.5 <text:character-count>

The <text:character-count> element displays the value of the meta:character-count attribute of the <meta:document-statistic> element of a document. 19.322

The <text:character-count> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:character-count> element has the following attributes: style:num-format 19.504 and style:num-letter-sync 19.505.

The <text:character-count> element has no child elements.

The <text:character-count> element has character data content.

#### 7.5.18.6 <text:table-count>

The <text:table-count> element displays the value of the meta:table-count attribute of the <meta:document-statistic> element of a document. 19.337

The <text:table-count> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:table-count> element has the following attributes: style:num-format 19.504 and style:num-letter-sync 19.505.

The <text:table-count> element has no child elements.

The <text:table-count> element has character data content.

#### 7.5.18.7 <text:image-count>

The <text:image-count> element displays the value of the meta:image-count attribute of the <meta:document-statistic> element of a document. 19.327

The <text:image-count> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:image-count> element has the following attributes: style:num-format 19.504 and style:num-letter-sync 19.505.

The <text:image-count> element has no child elements.

The <text:image-count> element has character data content.

#### 7.5.18.8 <text:object-count>

The <text:object-count> element displays the value of the meta:object-count attribute of the <meta:document-statistic> element of a document. 19.330

The <text:object-count> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:object-count> element has the following attributes: style:num-format 19.504 and style:num-letter-sync 19.505.

The <text:object-count> element has no child elements.

The <text:object-count> element has character data content.

### 7.5.19 <text:meta-field>

The <text:meta-field> element represents content from a metadata source. The mixed content of this element should be generated from the metadata source. The source of the metadata and the means of generation of the mixed content is implementation-dependent. The <text:meta-field> element may contain any paragraph content.

Note: Alterations of the element's mixed content may be lost if the mixed content is subsequently refreshed from a metadata source.

The <text:meta-field> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:meta-field> element has the following attributes: style:data-style-name 19.473 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:meta-field> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <office:annotation> 14.1, <office:annotation-end> 14.2, <presentation:date-time> 10.9.4.5, <presentation:footer> 10.9.4.3, <presentation:header> 10.9.4.1, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:alphabetical-index-mark> 8.1.10, <text:alphabetical-index-mark-end> 8.1.9, <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> 8.1.8, <text:author-initials> 7.3.7.2, <text:author-name> 7.3.7.1, <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11, <text:bookmark> 6.2.1.2, <text:bookmark-end> 6.2.1.4, <text:bookmark-ref> 7.7.6, <text:bookmark-start> 6.2.1.3, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:chapter> 7.3.8, <text:character-count> 7.5.18.5, <text:conditional-text> 7.7.3, <text:creation-date> 7.5.3, <text:creation-time> 7.5.4, <text:creator> 7.5.17, <text:database-display> 7.6.3, <text:database-name> 7.6.7, <text:database-next> 7.6.4, <text:database-row-number> 7.6.6, <text:database-row-select> 7.6.5, <text:date> 7.3.2, <text:dde-connection> 7.7.12, <text:description> 7.5.5, <text:drop-down> 7.4.16, <text:editing-cycles> 7.5.13, <text:editing-duration> 7.5.14, <text:execute-macro> 7.7.10, <text:expression> 7.4.14, <text:file-name> 7.3.9, <text:hidden-paragraph> 7.7.11, <text:hidden-text> 7.7.4, <text:image-count> 7.5.18.7, <text:initial-creator> 7.5.2, <text:keywords> 7.5.12, <text:line-break> 6.1.5, <text:measure> 7.7.13, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:modification-date> 7.5.16, <text:modification-time> 7.5.15, <text:note> 6.3.2, <text:note-ref> 7.7.7, <text:object-count> 7.5.18.8, <text:page-continuation> 7.3.5, <text:page-count> 7.5.18.2, <text:page-number> 7.3.4, <text:page-variable-get> 7.7.1.3, <text:page-variable-set> 7.7.1.2, <text:paragraph-count> 7.5.18.3, <text:placeholder> 7.7.2, <text:print-date> 7.5.8, <text:print-time> 7.5.7, <text:printed-by> 7.5.9, <text:reference-mark> 6.2.2.2, <text:reference-mark-end> 6.2.2.4, <text:reference-mark-start> 6.2.2.3, <text:reference-ref> 7.7.5, <text:ruby> 6.4, <text:s> 6.1.3, <text:script> 7.7.9, <text:sender-city> 7.3.6.13, <text:sender-company> 7.3.6.10, <text:sender-country> 7.3.6.15, <text:sender-email> 7.3.6.7, <text:sender-fax> 7.3.6.9, <text:sender-firstname> 7.3.6.2, <text:sender-initials> 7.3.6.4, <text:sender-lastname> 7.3.6.3, <text:sender-phone-private> 7.3.6.8, <text:sender-phone-work> 7.3.6.11, <text:sender-position> 7.3.6.6, <text:sender-postal-code> 7.3.6.14, <text:sender-state-or-province> 7.3.6.16, <text:sender-street> 7.3.6.12, <text:sender-title> 7.3.6.5, <text:sequence> 7.4.13, <text:sequence-ref> 7.7.8, <text:sheet-name> 7.3.11, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6, <text:span> 6.1.7, <text:subject> 7.5.11, <text:tab> 6.1.4, <text:table-count> 7.5.18.6, <text:table-formula> 7.7.14, <text:template-name> 7.3.10, <text:text-input> 7.4.15, <text:time> 7.3.3, <text:title> 7.5.10, <text:toc-mark> 8.1.4, <text:toc-mark-end> 8.1.3, <text:toc-mark-start> 8.1.2, <text:user-defined> 7.5.6, <text:user-field-get> 7.4.9, <text:user-field-input> 7.4.10, <text:user-index-mark> 8.1.7, <text:user-index-mark-end> 8.1.6, <text:user-index-mark-start> 8.1.5, <text:variable-get> 7.4.5, <text:variable-input> 7.4.6, <text:variable-set> 7.4.4 and <text:word-count> 7.5.18.4.

## 7.6 Database Fields

### 7.6.1 General

Documents can reference databases and display database information as text content. To display database information, the OpenDocument schema uses a group of text fields, collectively called database fields. Consumers may use database tables from SQL servers, therefore database fields can be used to access any SQL database, provided that the appropriate drivers are available. [SQL]

A database may contain the following components:

- •Tables, which store data.

- •Queries, which extract a subset of data from one or more tables.

- •Forms, which present data. 12.25.2

- •Reports, which summarize database content. 12.25.3

Database fields operate on a set of database rows, the so called current selection, which is either a database table, or the result of a database query. The current selection is determined by the data source information that is contained in database fields. The current selection is retrieved once per document and data source, regardless of the number of database fields that are associated with a data source.

Database fields display data contained in a particular database row within the current selection. The row within the current selection is controlled by database fields and is known as the current row.

### 7.6.2 <form:connection-resource>

The <form:connection-resource> element specifies a source database.

The <form:connection-resource> element is usable within the following elements: <form:form> 13.3, <text:database-display> 7.6.3, <text:database-name> 7.6.7, <text:database-next> 7.6.4, <text:database-row-number> 7.6.6 and <text:database-row-select> 7.6.5.

The <form:connection-resource> element has the following attribute: xlink:href 19.916.

The <form:connection-resource> element has no child elements.

### 7.6.3 <text:database-display>

The <text:database-display> element represents data from the current database row.

The <text:database-display> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:database-display> element has the following attributes: style:data-style-name 19.473, text:column-name 19.776, text:database-name 19.797, text:table-name 19.884 and text:table-type 19.885.

The <text:database-display> element has the following child element: <form:connection-resource> 7.6.2.

The <text:database-display> element has character data content.

### 7.6.4 <text:database-next>

The <text:database-next> element selects the database row following the one currently displayed in a <text:database-display> field.

The <text:database-next> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:database-next> element has the following attributes: text:condition 19.782, text:database-name 19.797, text:table-name 19.884 and text:table-type 19.885.

The <text:database-next> element has the following child element: <form:connection-resource> 7.6.2.

### 7.6.5 <text:database-row-select>

The <text:database-row-select> element selects a specific row from a current selection.

The <text:database-row-select> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:database-row-select> element has the following attributes: text:condition 19.782, text:database-name 19.797, text:row-number 19.865, text:table-name 19.884 and text:table-type 19.885.

The <text:database-row-select> element has the following child element: <form:connection-resource> 7.6.2.

### 7.6.6 <text:database-row-number>

The <text:database-row-number> element displays the current row number for a given table. The element displays the row number from a database and not the row number of a current selection that is used as an attribute value in the <text:database-row-select> element.

The <text:database-row-number> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:database-row-number> element has the following attributes: style:num-format 19.504, style:num-letter-sync 19.505, text:database-name 19.797, text:table-name 19.884, text:table-type 19.885 and text:value 19.906.

The <text:database-row-number> element has the following child element: <form:connection-resource> 7.6.2.

The <text:database-row-number> element has character data content.

### 7.6.7 <text:database-name>

The <text:database-name> element displays the database and table name of the last used table.

The <text:database-name> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:database-name> element has the following attributes: text:database-name 19.797, text:table-name 19.884 and text:table-type 19.885.

The <text:database-name> element has the following child element: <form:connection-resource> 7.6.2.

The <text:database-name> element has character data content.

## 7.7 More Fields

### 7.7.1 Page Variable Fields

#### 7.7.1.1 General

Page variables enable an alternative page numbering to be defined for documents. Each page has only one active set page variable field. The calculation of a page variable is controlled by the text:active attribute

#### 7.7.1.2 <text:page-variable-set>

The <text:page-variable-set> element is used to set a page variable.

The <text:page-variable-set> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:page-variable-set> element has the following attributes: text:active 19.755 and text:page-adjust 19.851.

The <text:page-variable-set> element has no child elements.

The <text:page-variable-set> element has character data content.

#### 7.7.1.3 <text:page-variable-get>

The <text:page-variable-get> element displays the value of a page variable.

If the text:active attribute 19.755, has the value of false, the <text:page-variable-get> element will have no display for that page.

The <text:page-variable-get> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:page-variable-get> element has the following attributes: style:num-format 19.504 and style:num-letter-sync 19.505.

The <text:page-variable-get> element has no child elements.

The <text:page-variable-get> element has character data content.

### 7.7.2 <text:placeholder>

The <text:placeholder> element is a placeholder for replacement by content of a particular type as specified in the mandatory text:placeholder-type attribute.

OpenDocument consumers that support the <text:placeholder> element shall use the text:description attribute value as the placeholder text, and shall ensure that this text clearly indicates that it is a placeholder for content of the specified type.

The <text:placeholder> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:placeholder> element has the following attributes: text:description 19.801 and text:placeholder-type 19.853.

The <text:placeholder> element has no child elements.

The <text:placeholder> element has character data content.

### 7.7.3 <text:conditional-text>

The <text:conditional-text> element specifies a condition for display of one text string or another. If the condition is true, the text:string-value-if-true 19.879 attribute value is displayed. If the condition is false, the text:string-value-if-false 19.878 attribute value is displayed.

The <text:conditional-text> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:conditional-text> element has the following attributes: text:condition 19.782, text:current-value 19.791, text:string-value-if-false 19.878 and text:string-value-if-true 19.879.

The <text:conditional-text> element has no child elements.

The <text:conditional-text> element has character data content.

### 7.7.4 <text:hidden-text>

The <text:hidden-text> element hides the text it contains when its text:condition attribute evaluates to true.

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If its text:condition attribute is missing or evaluates to false, the text content is displayed.

The <text:hidden-text> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:hidden-text> element has the following attributes: text:condition 19.782, text:is-hidden 19.821 and text:string-value 19.877.

The <text:hidden-text> element has no child elements.

The <text:hidden-text> element has character data content.

### 7.7.5 <text:reference-ref>

The <text:reference-ref> element represents a field that references a <text:reference-mark-start> 6.2.2.3 or <text:reference-mark> 6.2.2.2 element. Its text:reference-format 19.860 attribute specifies what is displayed according to the context of he referenced element.

The <text:reference-ref> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:reference-ref> element has the following attributes: text:ref-name 19.859 and text:reference-format 19.860.

The <text:reference-ref> element has no child elements.

### 7.7.6 <text:bookmark-ref>

The <text:bookmark-ref> element represents a field that references a <text:bookmark-start> 6.2.1.3 or <text:bookmark> 6.2.1.2 element. Its text:reference-format 19.860 attribute specifies what is displayed according to the context of the referenced element.

The <text:bookmark-ref> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:bookmark-ref> element has the following attributes: text:ref-name 19.859 and text:reference-format 19.860.

The <text:bookmark-ref> element has no child elements.

### 7.7.7 <text:note-ref>

The <text:note-ref> element represents a field that references a <text:note> 6.3.2 element. Its text:reference-format 19.860 attribute specifies what is displayed from the referenced element.

The <text:note-ref> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:note-ref> element has the following attributes: text:note-class 19.843, text:ref-name 19.859 and text:reference-format 19.860.

The <text:note-ref> element has no child elements.

### 7.7.8 <text:sequence-ref>

The <text:sequence-ref> element represents a field that references a <text:sequence> 7.4.13 element. Its text:reference-format 19.860 attribute specifies what is displayed according to the context of the referenced element.

The <text:sequence-ref> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:sequence-ref> element has the following attributes: text:ref-name 19.859 and text:reference-format 19.860.

The <text:sequence-ref> element has no child elements.

### 7.7.9 <text:script>

The <text:script> element represents a field that stores scripts or sections of scripts.

Note: The primary purpose of this field is to provide an equivalent to the <script> element in [HTML4], so that the content of a <script> element in HTML can be imported, edited, and exported using office application software.

The source code for the script can be stored in one of the following ways:

- •The <text:script> element contains the source code.

- •The source code is stored in an external file. The xlink:href attribute specifies the location of the source file.

The element shall have either an xlink:href attribute or content, but not both.

The <text:script> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:script> element has the following attributes: script:language 19.434, xlink:href 19.916 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <text:script> element has no child elements.

The <text:script> element has character data content. Character data content is only permitted if a xlink:href attribute is not present.

### 7.7.10 <text:execute-macro>

The <text:execute-macro> element represents a field that contains the name of a macro that is executed when the field is activated. The element may contain a text description of the macro. The name of the macro to be executed is specified by the text:name attribute.

The <text:execute-macro> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:execute-macro> element has the following attribute: text:name 19.841.

The <text:execute-macro> element has the following child element: <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

The <text:execute-macro> element has character data content.

### 7.7.11 <text:hidden-paragraph>

The <text:hidden-paragraph> element is a field that represents a condition. If the condition evaluates to false, the paragraph where this element appears is displayed unless the paragraph is enclosed in any other hiding element. If the condition evaluates to true, the paragraph is hidden unless the paragraph contains another <text:hidden-paragraph> element whose condition evaluates to false.

The <text:hidden-paragraph> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:hidden-paragraph> element has the following attributes: text:condition 19.782 and text:is-hidden 19.821.

The <text:hidden-paragraph> element has no child elements.

The <text:hidden-paragraph> element has character data content.

### 7.7.12 <text:dde-connection>

The <text:dde-connection> element represents a field that is information from a DDE connection. The content of this field is the last data that was received from a DDE connection. This is used as the content of this field if the DDE connection cannot be accessed.

See 14.7 for the use of DDE connections.

The <text:dde-connection> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:dde-connection> element has the following attribute: text:connection-name 19.783.

The <text:dde-connection> element has no child elements.

The <text:dde-connection> element has character data content.

### 7.7.13 <text:measure>

The <text:measure> element represents a field that displays measure text. It can only be used within text that is contained in measure drawing objects.

The <text:measure> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:measure> element has the following attribute: text:kind 19.831.

The <text:measure> element has no child elements.

The <text:measure> element has character data content.

### 7.7.14 <text:table-formula> (deprecated)

The <text:table-formula> element field is deprecated. It stores a formula to be used in tables.

The <text:table-formula> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:table-formula> element has the following attributes: style:data-style-name 19.473, text:display 19.802 and text:formula 19.811.

The <text:table-formula> element has no child elements.

The <text:table-formula> element has character data content.

# 8 Text Indexes

## 8.1 Index Marks

### 8.1.1 General

OpenDocument text documents may contain automatically generated indexes. An index contains a sorted list of items of a specified type, where the sorting and the type of items are determined by the type of index.

There are three types of index marks that correspond to the three types of index that make use of index marks. The three types of index marks are:

- •Table of contents index marks

- •User-defined index marks

- •Alphabetical index marks

The rules for index marks are:

- •Index marks are represented by start and end elements or by non-enclosing index point elements.

- •Start and end index elements use the text:id attribute to match start and end elements for an index mark.

- •Start and end index elements shall be contained in the same paragraph, with the start element occurring first in document order.

- •The attributes associated with an index mark are attached to the start element.

- •The text between the start and end index elements is the text of the index entry.

- •Index marks can overlap.

### 8.1.2 <text:toc-mark-start>

The <text:toc-mark-start> element marks the start of a table of contents index entry.

The <text:toc-mark-start> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:toc-mark-start> element has the following attributes: text:id 19.815 and text:outline-level 19.850.

The <text:toc-mark-start> element has no child elements.

### 8.1.3 <text:toc-mark-end>

The <text:toc-mark-end> element marks the end of a table of contents index entry.

The <text:toc-mark-end> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:toc-mark-end> element has the following attribute: text:id 19.815.

The <text:toc-mark-end> element has no child elements.

### 8.1.4 <text:toc-mark>

The <text:toc-mark> element represents a table of content index mark that does not enclose content.

The <text:toc-mark> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:toc-mark> element has the following attributes: text:outline-level 19.850 and text:string-value 19.877.

The <text:toc-mark> element has no child elements.

### 8.1.5 <text:user-index-mark-start>

The <text:user-index-mark-start> element marks the start of a user-defined index entry.

The <text:user-index-mark-start> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:user-index-mark-start> element has the following attributes: text:id 19.815, text:index-name 19.817 and text:outline-level 19.850.

The <text:user-index-mark-start> element has no child elements.

### 8.1.6 <text:user-index-mark-end>

The <text:user-index-mark-end> element marks the end of the user-defined index entry.

The <text:user-index-mark-end> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:user-index-mark-end> element has the following attribute: text:id 19.815.

The <text:user-index-mark-end> element has no child elements.

### 8.1.7 <text:user-index-mark>

The <text:user-index-mark> element represents a user-defined index mark that does not enclose content.

The <text:user-index-mark> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:user-index-mark> element has the following attributes: text:index-name 19.817, text:outline-level 19.850 and text:string-value 19.877.

The <text:user-index-mark> element has no child elements.

### 8.1.8 <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start>

The <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> element marks the start of an alphabetical index entry.

The <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> element has the following attributes: text:id 19.815, text:key1 19.827, text:key1-phonetic 19.829, text:key2 19.828, text:key2-phonetic 19.830, text:main-entry 19.837 and text:string-value-phonetic 19.876.

The <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> element has no child elements.

### 8.1.9 <text:alphabetical-index-mark-end>

The <text:alphabetical-index-mark-end> element marks the end of an alphabetical index entry.

The <text:alphabetical-index-mark-end> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:alphabetical-index-mark-end> element has the following attribute: text:id 19.815.

The <text:alphabetical-index-mark-end> element has no child elements.

### 8.1.10 <text:alphabetical-index-mark>

The <text:user-index-mark> element represents a user-defined index mark that does not enclose content.

The <text:alphabetical-index-mark> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:alphabetical-index-mark> element has the following attributes: text:key1 19.827, text:key1-phonetic 19.829, text:key2 19.828, text:key2-phonetic 19.830, text:main-entry 19.837, text:string-value 19.877 and text:string-value-phonetic 19.876.

The <text:alphabetical-index-mark> element has no child elements.

### 8.1.11 <text:bibliography-mark>

The <text:bibliography-mark> element contains the text and information for a bibliography index entry.

The <text:bibliography-mark> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <text:bibliography-mark> element has the following attributes: text:address 19.756, text:annote 19.760, text:author 19.761, text:bibliography-type 19.763, text:booktitle 19.764, text:chapter 19.772, text:custom1 19.792, text:custom2 19.793, text:custom3 19.794, text:custom4 19.795, text:custom5 19.796, text:edition 19.806, text:editor 19.807, text:howpublished 19.813, text:identifier 19.816, text:institution 19.820, text:isbn 19.823, text:issn 19.824, text:journal 19.825, text:month 19.840, text:note 19.842, text:number 19.844, text:organizations 19.849, text:pages 19.852, text:publisher 19.858, text:report-type 19.862, text:school 19.866, text:series 19.868, text:title 19.888, text:url 19.890, text:volume 19.908 and text:year 19.909.

The <text:bibliography-mark> element has no child elements.

The <text:bibliography-mark> element has character data content.

## 8.2 Index Structure

### 8.2.1 General

An index consists of two parts: the index source, and the index body.

The index source is specific to the type of index it is being used for. It contains the information necessary to generate the index content.

### 8.2.2 <text:index-body>

The <text:index-body> element contains an index.

The <text:index-body> element is used for all types of indexes. It contains the index content generated to form the index.

The <text:index-body> element is usable within the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3 and <text:user-index> 8.7.

The <text:index-body> element has no attributes.

The <text:index-body> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:section> 5.4, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3 and <text:user-index> 8.7.

### 8.2.3 <text:index-title>

The <text:index-title> element contains the title of an index.

The <text:index-title> element is usable within the following elements: <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11, <style:header-left> 16.14, <text:index-body> 8.2.2 and <text:index-title> 8.2.3.

The <text:index-title> element has the following attributes: text:name 19.841, text:protected 19.855, text:protection-key 19.856, text:protection-key-digest-algorithm 19.857, text:style-name 19.880 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:index-title> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:section> 5.4, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3 and <text:user-index> 8.7.

## 8.3 <text:table-of-content>

### 8.3.1 General

The <text:table-of-content> element represents a table of contents for a document.

The items that can be listed in a table of contents are:

- •Headings (as defined by the outline structure of the document), up to a selected level.

- •Table of contents index marks.

- •Paragraphs formatted with specified paragraph styles.

Note: Paragraphs may be selected for inclusion in a table of contents based on their styles. Selection is based on a paragraph's style matching a style specified by the <text:index-source-styles> child element of a <text:table-of-content-source> child element of a <text:table-of-content> element, when the text:use-index-source-styles attribute of the child <text:index-source-styles> element has the value true.

The <text:table-of-content> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11, <style:header-left> 16.14, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:note-body> 6.3.4 and <text:section> 5.4.

The <text:table-of-content> element has the following attributes: text:name 19.841, text:protected 19.855, text:protection-key 19.856, text:protection-key-digest-algorithm 19.857, text:style-name 19.880 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:table-of-content> element has the following child elements: <text:index-body> 8.2.2 and <text:table-of-content-source> 8.3.2.

### 8.3.2 <text:table-of-content-source>

The <text:table-of-content-source> element specifies how a table of contents is generated. It also specifies the styles to be applied to index entries.

The <text:table-of-content-source> element is usable within the following element: <text:table-of-content> 8.3.

The <text:table-of-content-source> element has the following attributes: text:index-scope 19.818, text:outline-level 19.850, text:relative-tab-stop-position 19.861, text:use-index-marks 19.896, text:use-index-source-styles 19.897 and text:use-outline-level 19.902.

The <text:table-of-content-source> element has the following child elements: <text:index-source-styles> 8.10, <text:index-title-template> 8.12 and <text:table-of-content-entry-template> 8.3.3.

### 8.3.3 <text:table-of-content-entry-template>

The <text:table-of-content-entry-template> element specifies the format of an index entry for a specified outline level.

For each <text:table-of-content-source> element, there shall not be more than one <text:table-of-content-entry-template> for a specified outline level.

The <text:table-of-content-entry-template> element is usable within the following element: <text:table-of-content-source> 8.3.2.

The <text:table-of-content-entry-template> element has the following attributes: text:outline-level 19.850 and text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:table-of-content-entry-template> element has the following child elements: <text:index-entry-chapter> 8.13.1, <text:index-entry-link-end> 8.13.8, <text:index-entry-link-start> 8.13.7, <text:index-entry-page-number> 8.13.3, <text:index-entry-span> 8.13.4, <text:index-entry-tab-stop> 8.13.6 and <text:index-entry-text> 8.13.2.

## 8.4 <text:illustration-index>

### 8.4.1 General

The <text:illustration-index> element represents an index of the images and graphics in a current document or chapter.

The <text:illustration-index> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11, <style:header-left> 16.14, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:note-body> 6.3.4 and <text:section> 5.4.

The <text:illustration-index> element has the following attributes: text:name 19.841, text:protected 19.855, text:protection-key 19.856, text:protection-key-digest-algorithm 19.857, text:style-name 19.880 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:illustration-index> element has the following child elements: <text:illustration-index-source> 8.4.2 and <text:index-body> 8.2.2.

### 8.4.2 <text:illustration-index-source>

The <text:illustration-index-source> element specifies how an index of illustrations is generated.

The <text:illustration-index-source> element is usable within the following element: <text:illustration-index> 8.4.

The <text:illustration-index-source> element has the following attributes: text:caption-sequence-format 19.769, text:caption-sequence-name 19.770, text:index-scope 19.818, text:relative-tab-stop-position 19.861 and text:use-caption 19.891.

The <text:illustration-index-source> element has the following child elements: <text:illustration-index-entry-template> 8.4.3 and <text:index-title-template> 8.12.

### 8.4.3 <text:illustration-index-entry-template>

The <text:illustration-index-entry-template> element specifies the format of an index entry.

The <text:illustration-index-entry-template> element is usable within the following element: <text:illustration-index-source> 8.4.2.

The <text:illustration-index-entry-template> element has the following attribute: text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:illustration-index-entry-template> element has the following child elements: <text:index-entry-chapter> 8.13.1, <text:index-entry-link-end> 8.13.8, <text:index-entry-link-start> 8.13.7, <text:index-entry-page-number> 8.13.3, <text:index-entry-span> 8.13.4, <text:index-entry-tab-stop> 8.13.6 and <text:index-entry-text> 8.13.2.

## 8.5 <text:table-index>

### 8.5.1 General

The <text:table-index> element represents an index of the tables in a document or chapter.

The <text:table-index> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11, <style:header-left> 16.14, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:note-body> 6.3.4 and <text:section> 5.4.

The <text:table-index> element has the following attributes: text:name 19.841, text:protected 19.855, text:protection-key 19.856, text:protection-key-digest-algorithm 19.857, text:style-name 19.880 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:table-index> element has the following child elements: <text:index-body> 8.2.2 and <text:table-index-source> 8.5.2.

### 8.5.2 <text:table-index-source>

The <text:table-index-source> element specifies how an index of tables is generated.

The <text:table-index-source> element is usable within the following element: <text:table-index> 8.5.

The <text:table-index-source> element has the following attributes: text:caption-sequence-format 19.769, text:caption-sequence-name 19.770, text:index-scope 19.818, text:relative-tab-stop-position 19.861 and text:use-caption 19.891.

The <text:table-index-source> element has the following child elements: <text:index-title-template> 8.12 and <text:table-index-entry-template> 8.5.3.

### 8.5.3 <text:table-index-entry-template>

The <text:table-index-entry-template> element specifies the format of an index entry.

The <text:table-index-entry-template> element is usable within the following element: <text:table-index-source> 8.5.2.

The <text:table-index-entry-template> element has the following attribute: text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:table-index-entry-template> element has the following child elements: <text:index-entry-chapter> 8.13.1, <text:index-entry-link-end> 8.13.8, <text:index-entry-link-start> 8.13.7, <text:index-entry-page-number> 8.13.3, <text:index-entry-span> 8.13.4, <text:index-entry-tab-stop> 8.13.6 and <text:index-entry-text> 8.13.2.

## 8.6 <text:object-index>

### 8.6.1 General

The <text:object-index> element represents an index of the objects in a document or chapter. The types of objects that should be included in the index are defined by the <text:object-index-source> element. 8.6.2

The <text:object-index> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11, <style:header-left> 16.14, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:note-body> 6.3.4 and <text:section> 5.4.

The <text:object-index> element has the following attributes: text:name 19.841, text:protected 19.855, text:protection-key 19.856, text:protection-key-digest-algorithm 19.857, text:style-name 19.880 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:object-index> element has the following child elements: <text:index-body> 8.2.2 and <text:object-index-source> 8.6.2.

### 8.6.2 <text:object-index-source>

The <text:object-index-source> element specifies which object types to include in the index of objects.

The <text:object-index-source> element is usable within the following element: <text:object-index> 8.6.

The <text:object-index-source> element has the following attributes: text:index-scope 19.818, text:relative-tab-stop-position 19.861, text:use-chart-objects 19.892, text:use-draw-objects 19.893, text:use-math-objects 19.899, text:use-other-objects 19.901 and text:use-spreadsheet-objects 19.904.

The <text:object-index-source> element has the following child elements: <text:index-title-template> 8.12 and <text:object-index-entry-template> 8.6.3.

### 8.6.3 <text:object-index-entry-template>

The <text:object-index-entry-template> element specifies the format of an index entry.

The <text:object-index-entry-template> element is usable within the following element: <text:object-index-source> 8.6.2.

The <text:object-index-entry-template> element has the following attribute: text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:object-index-entry-template> element has the following child elements: <text:index-entry-chapter> 8.13.1, <text:index-entry-link-end> 8.13.8, <text:index-entry-link-start> 8.13.7, <text:index-entry-page-number> 8.13.3, <text:index-entry-span> 8.13.4, <text:index-entry-tab-stop> 8.13.6 and <text:index-entry-text> 8.13.2.

## 8.7 <text:user-index>

### 8.7.1 General

The <text:user-index> element represents a user-defined index. A user-defined index may include entries from the following sources:

- •Index marks

- •Paragraphs formatted using specified paragraph styles

- •Tables, images, or objects

- •Text frames

The <text:user-index> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11, <style:header-left> 16.14, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:note-body> 6.3.4 and <text:section> 5.4.

The <text:user-index> element has the following attributes: text:name 19.841, text:protected 19.855, text:protection-key 19.856, text:protection-key-digest-algorithm 19.857, text:style-name 19.880 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:user-index> element has the following child elements: <text:index-body> 8.2.2 and <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2.

### 8.7.2 <text:user-index-source>

The <text:user-index-source> element defines the generation of user-defined indexes.

The <text:user-index-source> element is usable within the following element: <text:user-index> 8.7.

The <text:user-index-source> element has the following attributes: text:copy-outline-levels 19.787, text:index-name 19.817, text:index-scope 19.818, text:relative-tab-stop-position 19.861, text:use-floating-frames 19.894, text:use-graphics 19.895, text:use-index-marks 19.896, text:use-index-source-styles 19.897, text:use-objects 19.900 and text:use-tables 19.905.

The <text:user-index-source> element has the following child elements: <text:index-source-styles> 8.10, <text:index-title-template> 8.12 and <text:user-index-entry-template> 8.7.3.

### 8.7.3 <text:user-index-entry-template>

The <text:user-index-entry-template> element contains entry elements for chapter number, page number, entry text, text spans, and tab stops.

The <text:user-index-entry-template> element is usable within the following element: <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2.

The <text:user-index-entry-template> element has the following attributes: text:outline-level 19.850 and text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:user-index-entry-template> element has the following child elements: <text:index-entry-chapter> 8.13.1, <text:index-entry-link-end> 8.13.8, <text:index-entry-link-start> 8.13.7, <text:index-entry-page-number> 8.13.3, <text:index-entry-span> 8.13.4, <text:index-entry-tab-stop> 8.13.6 and <text:index-entry-text> 8.13.2.

## 8.8 <text:alphabetical-index>

### 8.8.1 General

The <text:alphabetical-index> element represents an index which is based on alphabetical index marks. The entries in an alphabetical index are sorted.

Note: Sort orders are locale-specific.

The <text:alphabetical-index> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11, <style:header-left> 16.14, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:note-body> 6.3.4 and <text:section> 5.4.

The <text:alphabetical-index> element has the following attributes: text:name 19.841, text:protected 19.855, text:protection-key 19.856, text:protection-key-digest-algorithm 19.857, text:style-name 19.880 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:alphabetical-index> element has the following child elements: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2 and <text:index-body> 8.2.2.

### 8.8.2 <text:alphabetical-index-source>

The <text:alphabetical-index-source> element specifies how an alphabetical index is generated.

The <text:alphabetical-index-source> element is usable within the following element: <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8.

The <text:alphabetical-index-source> element has the following attributes: fo:country 19.234, fo:language 19.236, fo:script 19.242, style:rfc-language-tag 19.516, text:alphabetical-separators 19.757, text:capitalize-entries 19.767, text:combine-entries 19.777, text:combine-entries-with-dash 19.778, text:combine-entries-with-pp 19.779, text:comma-separated 19.780, text:ignore-case 19.819, text:index-scope 19.818, text:main-entry-style-name 19.838, text:relative-tab-stop-position 19.861, text:sort-algorithm 19.871 and text:use-keys-as-entries 19.898.

The <text:alphabetical-index-source> element has the following child elements: <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template> 8.8.4 and <text:index-title-template> 8.12.

### 8.8.3 <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file>

The <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> element specifies an auto mark file. An auto mark file is a file that defines a list of terms that may be used by consumers to automatically insert alphabetical index marks (see 8.1.8, 8.1.10).

The format of an index mark file is implementation-defined.

The <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> element is usable within the following elements: <office:chart> 3.8, <office:drawing> 3.5, <office:presentation> 3.6, <office:spreadsheet> 3.7, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11 and <style:header-left> 16.14.

The <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> element has the following attributes: xlink:href 19.916 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> element has no child elements.

### 8.8.4 <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template>

The <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template> element specifies the format of an alphabetical index entry.

The <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template> element is usable within the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2.

The <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template> element has the following attributes: text:outline-level 19.850 and text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template> element has the following child elements: <text:index-entry-chapter> 8.13.1, <text:index-entry-page-number> 8.13.3, <text:index-entry-span> 8.13.4, <text:index-entry-tab-stop> 8.13.6 and <text:index-entry-text> 8.13.2.

## 8.9 <text:bibliography>

### 8.9.1 General

The <text:bibliography> element represents a bibliography constructed from bibliography index marks.

The <text:bibliography> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11, <style:header-left> 16.14, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:note-body> 6.3.4 and <text:section> 5.4.

The <text:bibliography> element has the following attributes: text:name 19.841, text:protected 19.855, text:protection-key 19.856, text:protection-key-digest-algorithm 19.857, text:style-name 19.880 and xml:id 19.920.

The <text:bibliography> element has the following child elements: <text:bibliography-source> 8.9.2 and <text:index-body> 8.2.2.

### 8.9.2 <text:bibliography-source>

The <text:bibliography-source> element specifies how a bibliography is generated.

The <text:bibliography-source> element is usable within the following element: <text:bibliography> 8.9.

The <text:bibliography-source> element has no attributes.

The <text:bibliography-source> element has the following child elements: <text:bibliography-entry-template> 8.9.3 and <text:index-title-template> 8.12.

### 8.9.3 <text:bibliography-entry-template>

The <text:bibliography-entry-template> element specifies the formatting for a bibliographic entry.

There shall be no more than one <text:bibliography-entry-template> element for each type of entry within any <text:bibliography-source> element. 8.9.2

The <text:bibliography-entry-template> element is usable within the following element: <text:bibliography-source> 8.9.2.

The <text:bibliography-entry-template> element has the following attributes: text:bibliography-type 19.763 and text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:bibliography-entry-template> element has the following child elements: <text:index-entry-bibliography> 8.13.5, <text:index-entry-span> 8.13.4 and <text:index-entry-tab-stop> 8.13.6.

## 8.10 <text:index-source-styles>

The <text:index-source-styles> element contains all of the <text:index-source-style> elements for a specified outline level. There can only be one <text:index-source-styles> element for each outline level.

The <text:index-source-styles> element is usable within the following elements: <text:table-of-content-source> 8.3.2 and <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2.

The <text:index-source-styles> element has the following attribute: text:outline-level 19.850.

The <text:index-source-styles> element has the following child element: <text:index-source-style> 8.11.

## 8.11 <text:index-source-style>

The <text:index-source-style> element specifies the name of a style or a class. Paragraphs formatted using that style or class are included in the index.

The <text:index-source-style> element is usable within the following element: <text:index-source-styles> 8.10.

The <text:index-source-style> element has the following attribute: text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:index-source-style> element has no child elements.

## 8.12 <text:index-title-template>

The <text:index-title-template> element specifies the style and content of the index title. There can only be one <text:index-title-template> element contained in a <text:table-of-content-source> element.

The <text:index-title-template> element is usable within the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2, <text:bibliography-source> 8.9.2, <text:illustration-index-source> 8.4.2, <text:object-index-source> 8.6.2, <text:table-index-source> 8.5.2, <text:table-of-content-source> 8.3.2 and <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2.

The <text:index-title-template> element has the following attribute: text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:index-title-template> element has no child elements.

The <text:index-title-template> element has character data content.

## 8.13 Index Template Entries

### 8.13.1 <text:index-entry-chapter>

The <text:index-entry-chapter> element represents the chapter number where an index entry is located.

The <text:index-entry-chapter> element is usable within the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template> 8.8.4, <text:illustration-index-entry-template> 8.4.3, <text:object-index-entry-template> 8.6.3, <text:table-index-entry-template> 8.5.3, <text:table-of-content-entry-template> 8.3.3 and <text:user-index-entry-template> 8.7.3.

The <text:index-entry-chapter> element has the following attributes: text:display 19.802, text:outline-level 19.850 and text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:index-entry-chapter> element has no child elements.

### 8.13.2 <text:index-entry-text>

The <text:index-entry-text> element contains the text of an index entry.

The <text:index-entry-text> element is usable within the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template> 8.8.4, <text:illustration-index-entry-template> 8.4.3, <text:object-index-entry-template> 8.6.3, <text:table-index-entry-template> 8.5.3, <text:table-of-content-entry-template> 8.3.3 and <text:user-index-entry-template> 8.7.3.

The <text:index-entry-text> element has the following attribute: text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:index-entry-text> element has no child elements.

### 8.13.3 <text:index-entry-page-number>

The <text:index-entry-page-number> element represents the number of the chapter where an index entry is located.

The <text:index-entry-page-number> element is usable within the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template> 8.8.4, <text:illustration-index-entry-template> 8.4.3, <text:object-index-entry-template> 8.6.3, <text:table-index-entry-template> 8.5.3, <text:table-of-content-entry-template> 8.3.3 and <text:user-index-entry-template> 8.7.3.

The <text:index-entry-page-number> element has the following attribute: text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:index-entry-page-number> element has no child elements.

### 8.13.4 <text:index-entry-span>

The <text:index-entry-span> element represents a fixed string within an index entry.

The <text:index-entry-span> element is usable within the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template> 8.8.4, <text:bibliography-entry-template> 8.9.3, <text:illustration-index-entry-template> 8.4.3, <text:object-index-entry-template> 8.6.3, <text:table-index-entry-template> 8.5.3, <text:table-of-content-entry-template> 8.3.3 and <text:user-index-entry-template> 8.7.3.

The <text:index-entry-span> element has the following attribute: text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:index-entry-span> element has no child elements.

The <text:index-entry-span> element has character data content.

### 8.13.5 <text:index-entry-bibliography>

The <text:index-entry-bibliography> element specifies the field of a bibliographic entry that will be displayed in an index.

The <text:index-entry-bibliography> element is usable within the following element: <text:bibliography-entry-template> 8.9.3.

The <text:index-entry-bibliography> element has the following attributes: text:bibliography-data-field 19.762 and text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:index-entry-bibliography> element has no child elements.

### 8.13.6 <text:index-entry-tab-stop>

The <text:index-entry-tab-stop> element represents a tab stop within an index entry.

The <text:index-entry-tab-stop> element is usable within the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template> 8.8.4, <text:bibliography-entry-template> 8.9.3, <text:illustration-index-entry-template> 8.4.3, <text:object-index-entry-template> 8.6.3, <text:table-index-entry-template> 8.5.3, <text:table-of-content-entry-template> 8.3.3 and <text:user-index-entry-template> 8.7.3.

The <text:index-entry-tab-stop> element has the following attributes: style:leader-char 19.487, style:position 19.512, style:type 19.519 and text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:index-entry-tab-stop> element has no child elements.

### 8.13.7 <text:index-entry-link-start>

The <text:index-entry-link-start> element represents the start of a hyperlink index entry.

The <text:index-entry-link-start> element is usable within the following elements: <text:illustration-index-entry-template> 8.4.3, <text:object-index-entry-template> 8.6.3, <text:table-index-entry-template> 8.5.3, <text:table-of-content-entry-template> 8.3.3 and <text:user-index-entry-template> 8.7.3.

The <text:index-entry-link-start> element has the following attribute: text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:index-entry-link-start> element has no child elements.

### 8.13.8 <text:index-entry-link-end>

The <text:index-entry-link-end> element represents the end of a hyperlink index entry.

The <text:index-entry-link-end> element is usable within the following elements: <text:illustration-index-entry-template> 8.4.3, <text:object-index-entry-template> 8.6.3, <text:table-index-entry-template> 8.5.3, <text:table-of-content-entry-template> 8.3.3 and <text:user-index-entry-template> 8.7.3.

The <text:index-entry-link-end> element has the following attribute: text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:index-entry-link-end> element has no child elements.

# 9 Tables

## 9.1 Basic Tables

### 9.1.1 General

The representation of tables is based on the concept of grids of rows and columns. In markup, rows are partitioned into table cells. Columns are implied by taking together all cells with the same position within the rows.

Rows and columns appear in row groups and column groups. These groups specify whether to repeat a row or column on the next page.

Note: There is only one model for tables, although tables, such as for spreadsheets, may have additional capabilities when compared to tables in text documents.

Tables may be nested; that is, tables may occur within tables.

### 9.1.2 <table:table>

The <table:table> element is the root element for a table.

The <table:table> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:image> 10.4.4, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:spreadsheet> 3.7, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11, <style:header-left> 16.14, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:dde-link> 14.7.4, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:note-body> 6.3.4 and <text:section> 5.4.

The <table:table> element has the following attributes: table:is-sub-table 19.659, table:name 19.677, table:print 19.697, table:print-ranges 19.698, table:protected 19.700, table:protection-key 19.701, table:protection-key-digest-algorithm 19.702, table:style-name 19.730, table:template-name 19.737, table:use-banding-columns-styles 19.741, table:use-banding-rows-styles 19.742, table:use-first-column-styles 19.743, table:use-first-row-styles 19.744, table:use-last-column-styles 19.745, table:use-last-row-styles 19.746 and xml:id 19.920.

The <table:table> element has the following child elements: <office:dde-source> 14.7.5, <office:forms> 13.2, <table:desc> 9.1.14, <table:named-expressions> 9.4.11, <table:scenario> 9.2.7, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-column> 9.1.6, <table:table-column-group> 9.1.10, <table:table-columns> 9.1.12, <table:table-header-columns> 9.1.11, <table:table-header-rows> 9.1.7, <table:table-row> 9.1.3, <table:table-row-group> 9.1.9, <table:table-rows> 9.1.8, <table:table-source> 9.2.6, <table:title> 9.1.13, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6.

### 9.1.3 <table:table-row>

The <table:table-row> element represents a row in a table. It contains elements that specify the cells of the table row.

The <table:table-row> element is usable within the following elements: <table:table> 9.1.2, <table:table-header-rows> 9.1.7, <table:table-row-group> 9.1.9 and <table:table-rows> 9.1.8.

The <table:table-row> element has the following attributes: table:default-cell-style-name 19.619, table:number-rows-repeated 19.681, table:style-name 19.730, table:visibility 19.754 and xml:id 19.920.

The <table:table-row> element has the following child elements: <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5 and <table:table-cell> 9.1.4.

### 9.1.4 <table:table-cell>

The <table:table-cell> element represents a table cell. It is contained in a table row element. A table cell can contain paragraphs and other text content as well as nested tables. Table cells may span multiple columns and rows. Table cells may be empty.

The <table:table-cell> element is usable within the following element: <table:table-row> 9.1.3.

The <table:table-cell> element has the following attributes: office:boolean-value 19.371, office:currency 19.373, office:date-value 19.374, office:string-value 19.383, office:time-value 19.386, office:value 19.388, office:value-type 19.389, table:content-validation-name 19.605, table:formula 19.646, table:number-columns-repeated 19.679, table:number-columns-spanned 19.680, table:number-matrix-columns-spanned 19.683, table:number-matrix-rows-spanned 19.684, table:number-rows-spanned 19.682, table:protect 19.699, table:protected 19.700, table:style-name 19.730, xhtml:about 19.911, xhtml:content 19.912, xhtml:datatype 19.913, xhtml:property 19.914 and xml:id 19.920.

The <table:table-cell> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <office:annotation> 14.1, <table:cell-range-source> 9.3.1, <table:detective> 9.3.2, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:section> 5.4, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3 and <text:user-index> 8.7.

### 9.1.5 <table:covered-table-cell>

The <table:covered-table-cell> element represents cells that are covered by a <table:table-cell> 9.1.4 element that spans multiple columns or rows. The <table:covered-table-cell> elements occupy the same position in document order as the cells spanned. There is one <table:covered-table-cell> element for each cell that is spanned.

The <table:covered-table-cell> is often used by spreadsheet applications, where covered cells contain content.

The <table:covered-table-cell> element is usable within the following element: <table:table-row> 9.1.3.

The <table:covered-table-cell> element has the following attributes: office:boolean-value 19.371, office:currency 19.373, office:date-value 19.374, office:string-value 19.383, office:time-value 19.386, office:value 19.388, office:value-type 19.389, table:content-validation-name 19.605, table:formula 19.646, table:number-columns-repeated 19.679, table:protect 19.699, table:protected 19.700, table:style-name 19.730, xhtml:about 19.911, xhtml:content 19.912, xhtml:datatype 19.913, xhtml:property 19.914 and xml:id 19.920.

The <table:covered-table-cell> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <office:annotation> 14.1, <table:cell-range-source> 9.3.1, <table:detective> 9.3.2, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:section> 5.4, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3 and <text:user-index> 8.7.

### 9.1.6 <table:table-column>

The <table:table-column> element specifies properties for one or more adjacent columns in a table.

The <table:table-column> element is usable within the following elements: <table:table> 9.1.2, <table:table-column-group> 9.1.10, <table:table-columns> 9.1.12 and <table:table-header-columns> 9.1.11.

The <table:table-column> element has the following attributes: table:default-cell-style-name 19.619, table:number-columns-repeated 19.679, table:style-name 19.730, table:visibility 19.754 and xml:id 19.920.

The <table:table-column> element has no child elements.

### 9.1.7 <table:table-header-rows>

The <table:table-header-rows> element represents header rows in a table. It is composed of adjacent <table:table-row> 9.1.3 elements.

Note: Use of the <table:table-header-rows> element increases accessibility. The use of styles to designate row headers diminishes accessibility.

If a table does not fit on a single page, table rows that are included in a <table:table-header-rows> element are automatically repeated on every page.

A table shall not contain more than one <table:table-header-rows> element, except that the table contains grouped rows defined by one or more <table:table-row-group> 9.1.9 elements. In this case, the table and each distinct group may contain one <table:table-header-rows> element, if and only if the table rows contained in the <table:table-header-rows> elements are adjacent.

Consumers that do not support header rows shall process header rows as non-header rows.

The <table:table-header-rows> element is usable within the following elements: <table:table> 9.1.2 and <table:table-row-group> 9.1.9.

The <table:table-header-rows> element has no attributes.

The <table:table-header-rows> element has the following child elements: <table:table-row> 9.1.3 and <text:soft-page-break> 5.6.

### 9.1.8 <table:table-rows>

The <table:table-rows> element specifies a sequence of one or more <table:table-row> 9.1.3 elements with optional <text:soft-page-break> 9.1.3 elements. The interpretation of the sequence is the same as if the <table:table-rows> start and end tags were not present.

The <table:table-rows> element is usable within the following elements: <table:table> 9.1.2 and <table:table-row-group> 9.1.9.

The <table:table-rows> element has no attributes.

The <table:table-rows> element has the following child elements: <table:table-row> 9.1.3 and <text:soft-page-break> 5.6.

### 9.1.9 <table:table-row-group>

The <table:table-row-group> element groups adjacent table rows. Every row group can contain header rows, and nested row groups. A row group can be visible or hidden.

The <table:table-row-group> element is usable within the following elements: <table:table> 9.1.2 and <table:table-row-group> 9.1.9.

The <table:table-row-group> element has the following attribute: table:display 19.621.

The <table:table-row-group> element has the following child elements: <table:table-header-rows> 9.1.7, <table:table-row> 9.1.3, <table:table-row-group> 9.1.9, <table:table-rows> 9.1.8, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6.

### 9.1.10 <table:table-column-group>

The <table:table-column-group> element groups adjacent table columns. Every column group can contain columns, header columns and nested column groups. A column group can be visible or hidden.

If a set of header columns and a column group overlap, the header column group breaks the column header set. That is, the <table:table-column-group> may contain <table:table-header-columns> elements, but not vice versa.

The <table:table-column-group> element is usable within the following elements: <table:table> 9.1.2 and <table:table-column-group> 9.1.10.

The <table:table-column-group> element has the following attribute: table:display 19.621.

The <table:table-column-group> element has the following child elements: <table:table-column> 9.1.6, <table:table-column-group> 9.1.10, <table:table-columns> 9.1.12, <table:table-header-columns> 9.1.11.

### 9.1.11 <table:table-header-columns>

The <table:table-header-columns> element represents column headers in a table. It is composed of adjacent <table:table-column> 9.1.6 elements.

Note: Use of the <table:table-header-columns> element increases accessibility The use of styles to designate header columns diminishes accessibility.

If a table does not fit on a single page, table columns that are included in a <table:table-header-columns> element are automatically repeated on every page.

A table shall not contain more than one <table:table-header-columns> element, except that the table contains grouped rows defined by one or more <table:table-column-group> 9.1.10 elements. In this case, the table and each distinct group may contain one <table:table-header-columns> element, if and only if the table columns contained in the <table:table-header-columns> elements are adjacent.

Consumers that do not support header columns shall process header column as non-header columns.

The <table:table-header-columns> element is usable within the following elements: <table:table> 9.1.2 and <table:table-column-group> 9.1.10.

The <table:table-header-columns> element has no attributes.

The <table:table-header-columns> element has the following child element: <table:table-column> 9.1.6.

### 9.1.12 <table:table-columns>

The <table:table-columns> element specifies a sequence of one or more <table:table-column> 9.1.6 elements. The interpretation of the sequence is the same as if the <table:table-columns> start and end tags were not present.

The <table:table-columns> element is usable within the following elements: <table:table> 9.1.2 and <table:table-column-group> 9.1.10.

The <table:table-columns> element has no attributes.

The <table:table-columns> element has the following child element: <table:table-column> 9.1.6.

### 9.1.13 <table:title>

The <table:title> element specifies a title for a table. The element shall not be used if the parent <table:table> 9.1.2 element is contained within a <draw:frame> 10.4.2 element. In that case, the table's title is specified the by <svg:title> 10.3.17 child element of <draw:frame>.

The <table:title> element is usable within the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The <table:title> element has no attributes.

The <table:title> element has no child elements.

The <table:title> element has character data content.

### 9.1.14 <table:desc>

The <table:desc> element specifies a prose description of a table that may be used to support accessibility. See appendix The element shall not be used if the parent <table:table> element is contained within a <draw:frame> 10.4.2 element. In that case, the table's description is specified the by <svg:desc> 10.3.18 child element of <draw:frame>.

The <table:desc> element is usable within the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The <table:desc> element has no attributes.

The <table:desc> element has no child elements.

The <table:desc> element has character data content.

## 9.2 Advanced Tables

### 9.2.1 Referencing Table Cells

To reference cells in a table, cell addresses are used. Cell addresses are constructed as follows:

1. 1)The name of the table.

2. 2)A dot “.” (U+002E, FULL STOP).

3. 3)An alphabetic value representing the column. The letter A represents column 1, B represents column 2, and so on. AA represents column 27, AB represents column 28, and so on.

4. 4)A numeric value representing the row. The number 1 represents the first row, the number 2 represents the second row, and so on.

This means that A1 represents the cell in column 1 and row 1. B1 represents the cell in column 2 and row 1. A2 represents the cell in column 1 and row 2.

The structure of the address of a cell in a subtable is as follows:

1. 1)The address of the cell that contains the subtable.

2. 2)A dot “.” (U+002E, FULL STOP).

3. 3)The address of the cell in the subtable.

If the name of the table contains blanks, dots “.” (U+002E, FULL STOP) or apostrophes “'” (U+0027, APOSTROPHE), the name shall be quoted with apostrophes “'” (U+0027, APOSTROPHE). Any apostrophes in the name shall be escaped by doubling the”'”( U+0027, APOSTROPHE) character.

The behavior of a consumer when a cell is referenced but not declared is implementation-dependent.

### 9.2.2 Absolute and relative cell addressing

Cells can be referenced by using either absolute addresses or relative addresses. When an operation is performed on a table cell, absolute cell references do not change. Relative cell references are adapted to the address of the target cell of a copy operation.

To create an absolute address, a dollar sign “$” (U+0024, DOLLAR SIGN) shall be placed before each table name, column reference, and row reference. Absolute and relative references may be mixed within a single cell address. Absolute addresses shall contain a table name.

When differentiation between absolute and relative addresses is not necessary, the dollar signs in absolute addresses may be omitted.

### 9.2.3 Cell Range Address

A cell range is a number of adjacent cells forming a rectangular shape. The rectangle stretches from the cell on the logical top left to the cell on the logical bottom right.

A cell range address references a cell range. A cell range address consists of:

1. 1)The address of the cell at the top left of the range.

2. 2)A colon “:” (U+003A, COLON).

3. 3)The address of the cell at the bottom right of the range.

The smallest range is a single cell. The range address of a single cell is the same as the cell address.

### 9.2.4 Column and Row Range Addresses

Column and row addresses are cell range addresses that reference entire rows or columns.

The syntax of a row address is the same as a cell address, except the alphabetic values that indicate the column are omitted.

The syntax of a column address is the same as a cell address, except the numeric values that indicate the row are omitted.

### 9.2.5 Cell Range Address List

A cell range address list is a list of cell range addresses and cell addresses. Each item in the list is separated by white space. If any table name used in the list contains a “ “ (U+0020, SPACE) character, the table name is quoted within apostrophes “'” ( U+0027, APOSTROPHE).

### 9.2.6 <table:table-source>

The <table:table-source> element represents a link to a table that provides a source for a table.

The <table:table-source> element is usable within the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The <table:table-source> element has the following attributes: table:filter-name 19.642, table:filter-options 19.643, table:mode 19.675, table:refresh-delay 19.705, table:table-name 19.734, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <table:table-source> element has no child elements.

### 9.2.7 <table:scenario>

The <table:scenario> element defines a scenario for display on a table. A table represented by a <table:table> 9.1.2 element which contains a <table:scenario> child element is called a scenario table.

A scenario is one or more cell ranges of a table whose contents replaces the contents of the cell ranges in the nearest non-scenario table preceding the scenario table in document order. If multiple scenarios are defined for a cell range, a user may choose between the scenarios. The names of the scenarios are the same as the names of tables which contain the <table:scenario> elements.

Display of the border of a scenario table is controlled by its table:display-border attribute. 19.622

Note: Display of the border of a scenario is the only visible indication that the displayed data is the result of the application of a scenario to the data in the table.

Only one scenario table can be applied to a range at one time.

Note: A table can have multiple scenarios applied to it so long as the ranges of application do not overlap.

The <table:scenario> element is usable within the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The <table:scenario> element has the following attributes: table:border-color 19.592, table:comment 19.599, table:copy-back 19.606, table:copy-formulas 19.607, table:copy-styles 19.608, table:display-border 19.622, table:is-active 19.656, table:protected 19.700 and table:scenario-ranges 19.709.

The <table:scenario> element has no child elements.

### 9.2.8 <table:shapes>

The <table:shapes> element contains all the elements that represent graphic shapes that are anchored on a table where this element occurs.

The <table:shapes> element is usable within the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The <table:shapes> element has no attributes.

The <table:shapes> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2 and <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6.

## 9.3 Advanced Table Cells

### 9.3.1 <table:cell-range-source>

The <table:cell-range-source> element represents a database range or named range of another file in a cell range. The first cell in the cell range contains this element. A cell range can be linked to a database range or named range of another file.

The <table:cell-range-source> element is usable within the following elements: <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5 and <table:table-cell> 9.1.4.

The <table:cell-range-source> element has the following attributes: table:filter-name 19.642, table:filter-options 19.643, table:last-column-spanned 19.662, table:last-row-spanned 19.664, table:name 19.677, table:refresh-delay 19.705, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <table:cell-range-source> element has no child elements.

### 9.3.2 <table:detective>

The <table:detective> element is a container for <table:operation> 9.3.3 and <table:highlighted-range> 9.3.4 elements, providing information about what relationships between the current cell and other cells are revealed in the presentation of the table.

The <table:detective> element is usable within the following elements: <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5 and <table:table-cell> 9.1.4.

The <table:detective> element has no attributes.

The <table:detective> element has the following child elements: <table:highlighted-range> 9.3.4 and <table:operation> 9.3.3.

### 9.3.3 <table:operation>

The <table:operation> element specifies the name of a detective operation that leads to the discovery of relationships between cells (table:name, 19.677) and the order in which those operations are applied (table:index, 19.655). Once relationships between cells have been discovered, those cells are highlighted to show those relationships.

Note: A single cell may be the subject of one or more detective operations.

The <table:operation> element is usable within the following element: <table:detective> 9.3.2.

The <table:operation> element has the following attributes: table:index 19.655 and table:name 19.677.

The <table:operation> element has no child elements.

### 9.3.4 <table:highlighted-range>

The <table:highlighted-range> element specifies a cell range that is highlighted in the UI either because of detective operations defined by a <table:operation> 9.3.3 element or because it contains an error or invalid data.

The nature of the highlighting is implementation-dependent.

This element represents the state of the document at the time the detective operations or error conditions were calculated. It need not accurately represent the current state of the document.

The <table:highlighted-range> element is usable within the following element: <table:detective> 9.3.2.

The <table:highlighted-range> element has the following attributes: table:cell-range-address 19.597, table:contains-error 19.603, table:direction 19.620 and table:marked-invalid 19.668.

The <table:highlighted-range> element has no child elements.

## 9.4 Spreadsheet Document Content

### 9.4.1 <table:calculation-settings>

The <table:calculation-settings> element is a container for settings that affect the calculation of formulae.

The <table:calculation-settings> element is usable within the following elements: <office:chart> 3.8, <office:drawing> 3.5, <office:presentation> 3.6, <office:spreadsheet> 3.7 and <office:text> 3.4.

The <table:calculation-settings> element has the following attributes: table:automatic-find-labels 19.589, table:case-sensitive 19.594, table:null-year 19.678, table:precision-as-shown 19.696, table:search-criteria-must-apply-to-whole-cell 19.711, table:use-regular-expressions 19.748 and table:use-wildcards 19.749.

The <table:calculation-settings> element has the following child elements: <table:iteration> 9.4.3 and <table:null-date> 9.4.2.

### 9.4.2 <table:null-date>

The <table:null-date> element specifies the null date for a spreadsheet document. The null date is the date that results in the value “0” if a date value is converted into a numeric value. The null date is specified in the element's table:date-value attribute.

Note: Commonly used values are 1899-12-30, 1900-01-01, and 1904-01-01.

The <table:null-date> element is usable within the following element: <table:calculation-settings> 9.4.1.

The <table:null-date> element has the following attributes: table:date-value 19.618 and table:value-type 19.753.

The <table:null-date> element has no child elements.

### 9.4.3 <table:iteration>

The <table:iteration> element enables formulas with iterative (or cyclic) references to be calculated after a specific number of iterations. If iterative calculations are not enabled, a formula expression containing a cyclic cell reference returns an error.

If the table:status attribute has the value enable and iterating through the cyclic dependencies does not deliver a result that satisfies the condition specified by the table:maximum-difference attribute within a number of iterations specified by the table:steps attribute for all cells in the cyclic dependencies, an error is returned.

The <table:iteration> element is usable within the following element: <table:calculation-settings> 9.4.1.

The <table:iteration> element has the following attributes: table:maximum-difference 19.670, table:status 19.726 and table:steps 19.728.

The <table:iteration> element has no child elements.

### 9.4.4 <table:content-validations>

The <table:content-validations> element contains all the validation rules for the content of table cells.

The <table:content-validations> element is usable within the following elements: <office:chart> 3.8, <office:drawing> 3.5, <office:presentation> 3.6, <office:spreadsheet> 3.7 and <office:text> 3.4.

The <table:content-validations> element has no attributes.

The <table:content-validations> element has the following child element: <table:content-validation> 9.4.5.

### 9.4.5 <table:content-validation>

The <table:content-validation> element specifies a validation rule for table cell content.

The name of a validation rule is stored in the table:name attribute of a <table:content-validation> element.

The <table:content-validation> element is usable within the following element: <table:content-validations> 9.4.4.

The <table:content-validation> element has the following attributes: table:allow-empty-cell 19.587, table:base-cell-address 19.590, table:condition 19.600, table:display-list 19.625 and table:name 19.677.

The <table:content-validation> element has the following child elements: <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <table:error-macro> 9.4.8, <table:error-message> 9.4.7 and <table:help-message> 9.4.6.

### 9.4.6 <table:help-message>

The <table:help-message> element specifies a message to display if a user selects a cell.

The <table:help-message> element is usable within the following element: <table:content-validation> 9.4.5.

The <table:help-message> element has the following attributes: table:display 19.621 and table:title 19.738.

The <table:help-message> element has the following child element: <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 9.4.7 <table:error-message>

The <table:error-message> element specifies a message to display when the table:condition 19.600 attribute value on the parent <table:content-validation> element evaluates to false."

The <table:error-message> element is usable within the following element: <table:content-validation> 9.4.5.

The <table:error-message> element has the following attributes: table:display 19.621, table:message-type 19.674 and table:title 19.738.

The <table:error-message> element has the following child element: <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 9.4.8 <table:error-macro>

The <table:error-macro> element specifies if a macro should be executed upon an attempt to enter invalid content.

A macro is specified by an <office:event-listeners> element. 10.3.19 The event name shall be one that specifies an event that is called on invalid user input.

The <table:error-macro> element is usable within the following element: <table:content-validation> 9.4.5.

The <table:error-macro> element has the following attribute: table:execute 19.638.

The <table:error-macro> element has no child elements.

### 9.4.9 <table:label-range>

The <table:label-range> element specifies a label cell range which contains labels, and a data cell range which specifies the rows or columns whose content is referenced by the labels.

There are two types of label ranges:

- •Label ranges for columns.

- •Label ranges for rows.

Data and label ranges should match in both height and vertical position for row orientation, or in both width and horizontal position for column orientation.

The <table:label-range> element is usable within the following element: <table:label-ranges> 9.4.10.

The <table:label-range> element has the following attributes: table:data-cell-range-address 19.612, table:label-cell-range-address 19.660 and table:orientation 19.690.

The <table:label-range> element has no child elements.

### 9.4.10 <table:label-ranges>

The <table:label-ranges> element contains all the <table:label-range> elements in a document.

The <table:label-ranges> element is usable within the following elements: <office:chart> 3.8, <office:drawing> 3.5, <office:presentation> 3.6, <office:spreadsheet> 3.7 and <office:text> 3.4.

The <table:label-ranges> element has no attributes.

The <table:label-ranges> element has the following child element: <table:label-range> 9.4.9.

### 9.4.11 <table:named-expressions>

The <table:named-expressions> element contains assignments of names to expressions.

The following expressions may have names:

- •Cell ranges.

- •Other expressions.

If the <table:named-expressions> element is used with a <table:table> element, the scope of the named expressions are local to that table element.

The <table:named-expressions> element is usable within the following elements: <office:chart> 3.8, <office:drawing> 3.5, <office:presentation> 3.6, <office:spreadsheet> 3.7, <office:text> 3.4 and <table:table> 9.1.2.

The <table:named-expressions> element has no attributes.

The <table:named-expressions> element has the following child elements: <table:named-expression> 9.4.13 and <table:named-range> 9.4.12.

### 9.4.12 <table:named-range>

The <table:named-range> element specifies a cell range that has a name assigned.

The <table:named-range> element is usable within the following element: <table:named-expressions> 9.4.11.

The <table:named-range> element has the following attributes: table:base-cell-address 19.590, table:cell-range-address 19.597, table:name 19.677 and table:range-usable-as 19.704.

The <table:named-range> element has no child elements.

### 9.4.13 <table:named-expression>

The <table:named-expression> element represents an expression with a name.

The <table:named-expression> element is usable within the following element: <table:named-expressions> 9.4.11.

The <table:named-expression> element has the following attributes: table:base-cell-address 19.590, table:expression 19.639 and table:name 19.677.

The <table:named-expression> element has no child elements.

### 9.4.14 <table:database-ranges>

The <table:database-ranges> element contains all the <table:database-range> elements in a document.

The <table:database-ranges> element is usable within the following elements: <office:chart> 3.8, <office:drawing> 3.5, <office:presentation> 3.6, <office:spreadsheet> 3.7 and <office:text> 3.4.

The <table:database-ranges> element has no attributes.

The <table:database-ranges> element has the following child element: <table:database-range> 9.4.15.

### 9.4.15 <table:database-range>

The <table:database-range> element defines a single database range. A database range is a named area in a table upon which database operations are performed.

The <table:database-range> element is usable within the following element: <table:database-ranges> 9.4.14.

The <table:database-range> element has the following attributes: table:contains-header 19.604, table:display-filter-buttons 19.624, table:has-persistent-data 19.651, table:is-selection 19.658, table:name 19.677, table:on-update-keep-size 19.686, table:on-update-keep-styles 19.687, table:orientation 19.690, table:refresh-delay 19.705 and table:target-range-address 19.736.

The <table:database-range> element has the following child elements: <table:database-source-query> 9.4.18, <table:database-source-sql> 9.4.16, <table:database-source-table> 9.4.17, <table:filter> 9.5.2, <table:sort> 9.4.19 and <table:subtotal-rules> 9.4.21.

### 9.4.16 <table:database-source-sql>

The <table:database-source-sql> element specifies an [SQL] database that contains the source data for a database range.

The <table:database-source-sql> element is usable within the following elements: <table:data-pilot-table> 9.6.3 and <table:database-range> 9.4.15.

The <table:database-source-sql> element has the following attributes: table:database-name 19.613, table:parse-sql-statement 19.693 and table:sql-statement 19.720.

The <table:database-source-sql> element has no child elements.

### 9.4.17 <table:database-source-table>

The <table:database-source-table> element specifies the database and table that acts as the source data for a database range.

The <table:database-source-table> element is usable within the following elements: <table:data-pilot-table> 9.6.3 and <table:database-range> 9.4.15.

The <table:database-source-table> element has the following attributes: table:database-name 19.613 and table:database-table-name 19.614.

The <table:database-source-table> element has no child elements.

### 9.4.18 <table:database-source-query>

The <table:database-source-query> element specifies the query that produces the source data for a database range.

The <table:database-source-query> element is usable within the following elements: <table:data-pilot-table> 9.6.3 and <table:database-range> 9.4.15.

The <table:database-source-query> element has the following attributes: table:database-name 19.613 and table:query-name 19.703.

The <table:database-source-query> element has no child elements.

### 9.4.19 <table:sort>

The <table:sort> element <table:sort> specifies the sort keys to be applied to a database range.

The <table:sort> element is usable within the following element: <table:database-range> 9.4.15.

The <table:sort> element has the following attributes: table:algorithm 19.585, table:bind-styles-to-content 19.591, table:case-sensitive 19.594, table:country 19.610, table:embedded-number-behavior 19.628, table:language 19.661, table:rfc-language-tag 19.707, table:script 19.710 and table:target-range-address 19.736.

The <table:sort> element has the following child element: <table:sort-by> 9.4.20.

### 9.4.20 <table:sort-by>

The <table:sort-by> element specifies a key or field to sort, the data type of this field, and how to sort it for a database range.

The <table:sort-by> element is usable within the following element: <table:sort> 9.4.19.

The <table:sort-by> element has the following attributes: table:data-type 19.615, table:field-number 19.641 and table:order 19.689.

The <table:sort-by> element has no child elements.

### 9.4.21 <table:subtotal-rules>

The <table:subtotal-rules> element is a container for <table:subtotal-rule> elements which specify the calculation of provisional results (called subtotals) for a database range. Cells of the same field form a group. A provisional result is calculated and display at the end of each group.

The <table:subtotal-rules> element is usable within the following element: <table:database-range> 9.4.15.

The <table:subtotal-rules> element has the following attributes: table:bind-styles-to-content 19.591, table:case-sensitive 19.594 and table:page-breaks-on-group-change 19.691.

The <table:subtotal-rules> element has the following child elements: <table:sort-groups> 9.4.22 and <table:subtotal-rule> 9.4.23.

### 9.4.22 <table:sort-groups>

The <table:sort-groups> element specifies a sort order for columns or rows of a table.

The <table:sort-groups> element is usable within the following element: <table:subtotal-rules> 9.4.21.

The <table:sort-groups> element has the following attributes: table:data-type 19.615 and table:order 19.689.

The <table:sort-groups> element has no child elements.

### 9.4.23 <table:subtotal-rule>

The <table:subtotal-rule> element specifies the calculation of subtotals for columns or rows of a table. As the container element for <table:subtotal-field>, the calculation specified by this element may use provisional results in its calculation.

The <table:subtotal-rule> element is usable within the following element: <table:subtotal-rules> 9.4.21.

The <table:subtotal-rule> element has the following attribute: table:group-by-field-number 19.649.

The <table:subtotal-rule> element has the following child element: <table:subtotal-field> 9.4.24.

### 9.4.24 <table:subtotal-field>

The <table:subtotal-field> element specifies the field number and the function that is applied to the content of that field to calculate a provisional result.

The <table:subtotal-field> element is usable within the following element: <table:subtotal-rule> 9.4.23.

The <table:subtotal-field> element has the following attributes: table:field-number 19.641 and table:function 19.647.

The <table:subtotal-field> element has no child elements.

## 9.5 Filters

### 9.5.1 General

Filter elements specify conditions that, if not met, render portions of a table invisible.

### 9.5.2 <table:filter>

The <table:filter> element is a container for elements that specify filters for data contained in database ranges or data pilot tables. The filters are applied to all rows in the database range or the data pilot table. Rows where one or more filter conditions do not evaluate to true are made invisible.

The <table:filter> element is usable within the following elements: <table:database-range> 9.4.15 and <table:source-cell-range> 9.6.5.

The <table:filter> element has the following attributes: table:condition-source 19.601, table:condition-source-range-address 19.602, table:display-duplicates 19.623 and table:target-range-address 19.736.

The <table:filter> element has the following child elements: <table:filter-and> 9.5.3, <table:filter-condition> 9.5.5 and <table:filter-or> 9.5.4.

### 9.5.3 <table:filter-and>

The <table:filter-and> element specifies that the logical operator AND is applied to conditions specified by the child elements of this element.

The <table:filter-and> element is usable within the following elements: <table:filter> 9.5.2 and <table:filter-or> 9.5.4.

The <table:filter-and> element has no attributes.

The <table:filter-and> element has the following child elements: <table:filter-condition> 9.5.5 and <table:filter-or> 9.5.4.

### 9.5.4 <table:filter-or>

The <table:filter-or> element specifies that the logical operator OR is applied to conditions specified by the child elements of this element.

The <table:filter-or> element is usable within the following elements: <table:filter> 9.5.2 and <table:filter-and> 9.5.3.

The <table:filter-or> element has no attributes.

The <table:filter-or> element has the following child elements: <table:filter-and> 9.5.3 and <table:filter-condition> 9.5.5.

### 9.5.5 <table:filter-condition>

The <table:filter-condition> element specifies a single condition to apply in a filter operation.

The filter condition is either specified

- •by the table:operator 19.688, table:value 19.752 and table:data-type 19.615 attributes or

- •a set of <table:filter-set-item> 9.5.6 child elements as a set of values.

If one or more of <table:filter-set-item> elements are present as children of the <table:filter-condition> element, the table:operator, table:value and table:data-type attributes are ignored.

Note: To improve backward compatibility with OpenDocument 1.1 documents, if <table:filter-set-item> elements are included, set:

- •table:operator: "=";

- •table:value: value of the first <table:filter-set-item> child element;

- •table:data-type: "text".

The <table:filter-condition> element is usable within the following elements: <table:filter> 9.5.2, <table:filter-and> 9.5.3 and <table:filter-or> 9.5.4.

The <table:filter-condition> element has the following attributes: table:case-sensitive 19.594, table:data-type 19.615, table:field-number 19.641, table:operator 19.688, table:value 19.752.

The <table:filter-condition> element has the following child element: <table:filter-set-item> 9.5.6.

### 9.5.6 <table:filter-set-item>

The <table:filter-set-item> element specifies a single value used in a filter condition where the table:operator attribute is set to "=", and the table:data-type attribute to text. The filter sub-condition in which the element is included evaluates to true for a specified cell, if, and only if, the value of the cell is equal to one of the values in the set specified by be <table:filter> element.

The <table:filter-set-item> element is usable within the following element: <table:filter-condition> 9.5.5.

The <table:filter-set-item> element has the following attribute: table:value 19.752.

The <table:filter-set-item> element has no child elements.

## 9.6 Data Pilot Tables

### 9.6.1 General

Data pilot tables enable users to rearrange data from data sources so as to create new relationships between data elements or to view data from a variety of perspectives. This is in contrast to scenario tables 9.2.7, where the data elements remain fixed but the values and operations on them are varied to illustrate different outcomes.

The behavior of a data pilot table is specified by fields, where each field has a name and an orientation. The category columns are specified by fields with the orientation “row” or “column” and data columns are specified by fields that have the orientation “data”.

A third type of fields are data layout fields. Data layout fields are not connected to a column in the source table, but are used to change the layout of the data pilot table.

The order in which fields are specified determines the order in which the data of category columns are grouped and results are displayed.

### 9.6.2 <table:data-pilot-tables>

The <table:data-pilot-tables> element contains all the data pilot tables within a document.

The <table:data-pilot-tables> element is usable within the following elements: <office:chart> 3.8, <office:drawing> 3.5, <office:presentation> 3.6, <office:spreadsheet> 3.7 and <office:text> 3.4.

The <table:data-pilot-tables> element has no attributes.

The <table:data-pilot-tables> element has the following child element: <table:data-pilot-table> 9.6.3.

### 9.6.3 <table:data-pilot-table>

The <table:data-pilot-table> element contains the elements that define the sources of a data pilot table.

The <table:data-pilot-table> element is usable within the following element: <table:data-pilot-tables> 9.6.2.

The <table:data-pilot-table> element has the following attributes: table:application-data 19.588, table:buttons 19.593, table:drill-down-on-double-click 19.627, table:grand-total 19.648, table:identify-categories 19.653, table:ignore-empty-rows 19.654, table:name 19.677, table:show-filter-button 19.715 and table:target-range-address 19.736.

The <table:data-pilot-table> element has the following child elements: <table:data-pilot-field> 9.6.7, <table:database-source-query> 9.4.18, <table:database-source-sql> 9.4.16, <table:database-source-table> 9.4.17, <table:source-cell-range> 9.6.5 and <table:source-service> 9.6.6.

### 9.6.4 Data Pilot Table Source

The source of a data pilot table is specified by one of the following elements:

- •<table:database-source-query> 9.4.18

- •<table:database-source-sql> 9.4.16

- •<table:database-source-table> 9.4.17

- •<table:source-cell-range> 9.6.5

- •<table:source-service> 9.6.6

### 9.6.5 <table:source-cell-range>

The <table:source-cell-range> element specifies a cell range as a source of data for a data pilot table. A filter may be specified by a <table:filter> child element that is applied prior to return of data to a data pilot table.

The <table:source-cell-range> element is usable within the following element: <table:data-pilot-table> 9.6.3.

The <table:source-cell-range> element has the following attributes: table:cell-range-address 19.597 and table:name 19.677.

The <table:source-cell-range> element has the following child element: <table:filter> 9.5.2.

### 9.6.6 <table:source-service>

The <table:source-service> element specifies a service that returns data to a data pilot table.

The <table:source-service> element is usable within the following element: <table:data-pilot-table> 9.6.3.

The <table:source-service> element has the following attributes: table:name 19.677, table:object-name 19.685, table:password 19.694, table:source-name 19.719 and table:user-name 19.751.

The <table:source-service> element has no child elements.

### 9.6.7 <table:data-pilot-field>

The <table:data-pilot-field> element specifies a field for a data pilot table.

The <table:data-pilot-field> element is usable within the following element: <table:data-pilot-table> 9.6.3.

The <table:data-pilot-field> element has the following attributes: table:function 19.647, table:is-data-layout-field 19.657, table:orientation 19.690, table:selected-page 19.712, table:source-field-name 19.718 and table:used-hierarchy 19.750.

The <table:data-pilot-field> element has the following child elements: <table:data-pilot-field-reference> 9.6.16, <table:data-pilot-groups> 9.6.17 and <table:data-pilot-level> 9.6.8.

### 9.6.8 <table:data-pilot-level>

The <table:data-pilot-level> element acts as a container for elements that specify addition information about a data pilot field.

The <table:data-pilot-level> element is usable within the following element: <table:data-pilot-field> 9.6.7.

The <table:data-pilot-level> element has the following attribute: table:show-empty 19.714.

The <table:data-pilot-level> element has the following child elements: <table:data-pilot-display-info> 9.6.13, <table:data-pilot-layout-info> 9.6.15, <table:data-pilot-members> 9.6.11, <table:data-pilot-sort-info> 9.6.14 and <table:data-pilot-subtotals> 9.6.9.

### 9.6.9 <table:data-pilot-subtotals>

The <table:data-pilot-subtotals> element contains the <table:data-pilot-subtotal> elements for a data pilot table.

The <table:data-pilot-subtotals> element is usable within the following element: <table:data-pilot-level> 9.6.8.

The <table:data-pilot-subtotals> element has no attributes.

The <table:data-pilot-subtotals> element has the following child element: <table:data-pilot-subtotal> 9.6.10.

### 9.6.10 <table:data-pilot-subtotal>

The <table:data-pilot-subtotal> element contains the results of a single subtotal calculation.

The <table:data-pilot-subtotal> element is usable within the following element: <table:data-pilot-subtotals> 9.6.9.

The <table:data-pilot-subtotal> element has the following attribute: table:function 19.647.

The <table:data-pilot-subtotal> element has no child elements.

### 9.6.11 <table:data-pilot-members>

The <table:data-pilot-members> element specifies whether or not to display category columns in data pilot tables or information for category columns.

The <table:data-pilot-members> element is usable within the following element: <table:data-pilot-level> 9.6.8.

The <table:data-pilot-members> element has no attributes.

The <table:data-pilot-members> element has the following child element: <table:data-pilot-member> 9.6.12.

### 9.6.12 <table:data-pilot-member>

The <table:data-pilot-member> element specifies what information is displayed for a member.

The <table:data-pilot-member> element is usable within the following element: <table:data-pilot-members> 9.6.11.

The <table:data-pilot-member> element has the following attributes: table:display 19.621, table:name 19.677 and table:show-details 19.713.

The <table:data-pilot-member> element has no child elements.

### 9.6.13 <table:data-pilot-display-info>

The <table:data-pilot-display-info> element restricts the number rows that are displayed for a category column to a specific number of values of a data field.

The <table:data-pilot-display-info> element is usable within the following element: <table:data-pilot-level> 9.6.8.

The <table:data-pilot-display-info> element has the following attributes: table:data-field 19.611, table:display-member-mode 19.626, table:enabled 19.629 and table:member-count 19.671.

The <table:data-pilot-display-info> element has no child elements.

### 9.6.14 <table:data-pilot-sort-info>

The <table:data-pilot-sort-info> element specifies how the members of a category column are sorted.

The <table:data-pilot-sort-info> element is usable within the following element: <table:data-pilot-level> 9.6.8.

The <table:data-pilot-sort-info> element has the following attributes: table:data-field 19.611, table:order 19.689, table:sort-mode 19.716.

The <table:data-pilot-sort-info> element has no child elements.

### 9.6.15 <table:data-pilot-layout-info>

The <table:data-pilot-layout-info> element specifies how to layout a field.

The <table:data-pilot-layout-info> element is usable within the following element: <table:data-pilot-level> 9.6.8.

The <table:data-pilot-layout-info> element has the following attributes: table:add-empty-lines 19.586 and table:layout-mode 19.666.

The <table:data-pilot-layout-info> element has no child elements.

### 9.6.16 <table:data-pilot-field-reference>

The <table:data-pilot-field-reference> element specifies data which can be used to modify the displayed values of data fields.

The <table:data-pilot-field-reference> element is usable within the following element: <table:data-pilot-field> 9.6.7.

The <table:data-pilot-field-reference> element has the following attributes: table:field-name 19.640, table:member-name 19.672, table:member-type 19.673 and table:type 19.740.

The <table:data-pilot-field-reference> element has no child elements.

### 9.6.17 <table:data-pilot-groups>

The <table:data-pilot-groups> element specifies that a data pilot field is a group field. A group field allows grouping of other fields.

Grouping may also take place for numeric or date values.

The <table:data-pilot-groups> element is usable within the following element: <table:data-pilot-field> 9.6.7.

The <table:data-pilot-groups> element has the following attributes: table:date-end 19.616, table:date-start 19.617, table:end 19.630, table:grouped-by 19.650, table:source-field-name 19.718, table:start 19.721 and table:step 19.727.

The <table:data-pilot-groups> element has the following child element: <table:data-pilot-group> 9.6.18.

### 9.6.18 <table:data-pilot-group>

The <table:data-pilot-group> element specifies names of groups if grouping takes place by specifying the member names.

The <table:data-pilot-group> element is usable within the following element: <table:data-pilot-groups> 9.6.17.

The <table:data-pilot-group> element has the following attribute: table:name 19.677.

The <table:data-pilot-group> element has the following child element: <table:data-pilot-group-member> 9.6.19.

### 9.6.19 <table:data-pilot-group-member>

The <table:data-pilot-group-member> element specifies the name of a single group member.

The <table:data-pilot-group-member> element is usable within the following element: <table:data-pilot-group> 9.6.18.

The <table:data-pilot-group-member> element has the following attribute: table:name 19.677.

The <table:data-pilot-group-member> element has no child elements.

## 9.7 <table:consolidation>

The <table:consolidation> element defines the consolidation of data from multiple table ranges. Consolidation means that a new table range is filled with values calculated by applying a mathematical function to all cells in the source table ranges that have the same relative address within these ranges.

The <table:consolidation> element is usable within the following elements: <office:chart> 3.8, <office:drawing> 3.5, <office:presentation> 3.6, <office:spreadsheet> 3.7 and <office:text> 3.4.

The <table:consolidation> element has the following attributes: table:function 19.647, table:link-to-source-data 19.667, table:source-cell-range-addresses 19.717, table:target-cell-address 19.735 and table:use-labels 19.747.

The <table:consolidation> element has no child elements.

## 9.8 <table:dde-links>

The <table:dde-links> container element stores all DDE links for use in spreadsheet formulas. Every link contains the DDE Source and the data of the last connection.

See 14.7 for the use of DDE connections.

The <table:dde-links> element is usable within the following elements: <office:chart> 3.8, <office:drawing> 3.5, <office:presentation> 3.6, <office:spreadsheet> 3.7 and <office:text> 3.4.

The <table:dde-links> element has no attributes.

The <table:dde-links> element has the following child element: <table:dde-link> 14.7.4.

## 9.9 Change Tracking in Spreadsheets

### 9.9.1 General

All changes that have been applied to a spreadsheet document are stored in a list. The list contains an element for each change made to the table.

Note: See 5.5.1 for general remarks about implementing change tracking.

### 9.9.2 <table:tracked-changes>

The <table:tracked-changes> element is a container for tracked changes of a spreadsheet. Its presence further enables change tracking for a spreadsheet.

The <table:tracked-changes> element is usable within the following element: <office:spreadsheet> 3.7.

The <table:tracked-changes> element has the following attribute: table:track-changes 19.739.

The <table:tracked-changes> element has the following child elements: <table:cell-content-change> 9.9.17, <table:deletion> 9.9.9, <table:insertion> 9.9.3 and <table:movement> 9.9.13.

### 9.9.3 <table:insertion>

The <table:insertion> element contains the information that identifies any insertion of content. This content can be one or more rows, one or more columns, or a table.

The <table:insertion> element is usable within the following element: <table:tracked-changes> 9.9.2.

The <table:insertion> element has the following attributes: table:acceptance-state 19.584, table:count 19.609, table:id 19.652, table:position 19.695, table:rejecting-change-id 19.706, table:table 19.732 and table:type 19.740.

The <table:insertion> element has the following child elements: <office:change-info> 5.5.7, <table:deletions> 9.9.6 and <table:dependencies> 9.9.4.

### 9.9.4 <table:dependencies>

The <table:dependencies> element contains the information on which other tracked changes the current change depends.

The <table:dependencies> element is usable within the following elements: <table:cell-content-change> 9.9.17, <table:deletion> 9.9.9, <table:insertion> 9.9.3 and <table:movement> 9.9.13.

The <table:dependencies> element has no attributes.

The <table:dependencies> element has the following child element: <table:dependency> 9.9.5.

### 9.9.5 <table:dependency>

The <table:dependency> element contains the information about one change action on which on which the current tracked change depends. The change action on which the current change depends is referenced by its table:id attribute

The <table:dependency> element is usable within the following element: <table:dependencies> 9.9.4.

The <table:dependency> element has the following attribute: table:id 19.652.

The <table:dependency> element has no child elements.

### 9.9.6 <table:deletions>

The <table:deletions> element contains all deletions which are performed while tracking a single change to a table.

The <table:deletions> element is usable within the following elements: <table:cell-content-change> 9.9.17, <table:deletion> 9.9.9, <table:insertion> 9.9.3 and <table:movement> 9.9.13.

The <table:deletions> element has no attributes.

The <table:deletions> element has the following child elements: <table:cell-content-deletion> 9.9.7 and <table:change-deletion> 9.9.8.

### 9.9.7 <table:cell-content-deletion>

The <table:cell-content-deletion> element specifies that a cell content has been deleted. It contains the address of the effected cell and its former content. If a table:id attribute is present, it specifies the id of a previously tracked change for the cell that gets deleted by the current change.

The <table:cell-content-deletion> element is usable within the following element: <table:deletions> 9.9.6.

The <table:cell-content-deletion> element has the following attribute: table:id 19.652.

The <table:cell-content-deletion> element has the following child elements: <table:cell-address> 9.9.18 and <table:change-track-table-cell> 9.9.16.

### 9.9.8 <table:change-deletion>

The <table:change-deletion> element specifies the value of the table:id of a previously tracked change that is deleted by the current change.

The <table:change-deletion> element is usable within the following element: <table:deletions> 9.9.6.

The <table:change-deletion> element has the following attribute: table:id 19.652.

The <table:change-deletion> element has no child elements.

### 9.9.9 <table:deletion>

A <table:deletion> element contains content that was deleted while change tracking was enabled. The content of a cell that was deleted is contained in either a <table:dependencies>, or a <table:deletions> element.

The <table:deletion> element is usable within the following element: <table:tracked-changes> 9.9.2.

The <table:deletion> element has the following attributes: table:acceptance-state 19.584, table:id 19.652, table:multi-deletion-spanned 19.676, table:position 19.695, table:rejecting-change-id 19.706, table:table 19.732 and table:type 19.740.

The <table:deletion> element has the following child elements: <office:change-info> 5.5.7, <table:cut-offs> 9.9.10, <table:deletions> 9.9.6 and <table:dependencies> 9.9.4.

### 9.9.10 <table:cut-offs>

A <table:cut-offs> element contains elements that specify the location of tracked but deleted insertions or movements.

The <table:cut-offs> element is usable within the following element: <table:deletion> 9.9.9.

The <table:cut-offs> element has no attributes.

The <table:cut-offs> element has the following child elements: <table:insertion-cut-off> 9.9.11, <table:movement-cut-off> 9.9.12.

### 9.9.11 <table:insertion-cut-off>

The <table:insertion-cut-off> element specifies where an insertion was deleted.

The <table:insertion-cut-off> element is usable within the following element: <table:cut-offs> 9.9.10.

The <table:insertion-cut-off> element has the following attributes: table:id 19.652 and table:position 19.695.

The <table:insertion-cut-off> element has no child elements.

### 9.9.12 <table:movement-cut-off>

The <table:movement-cut-off> element specifies the deletion of a movement.

The <table:movement-cut-off> element is usable within the following element: <table:cut-offs> 9.9.10.

The <table:movement-cut-off> element has the following attributes: table:end-position 19.633, table:position 19.695 and table:start-position 19.723.

The <table:movement-cut-off> element has no child elements.

### 9.9.13 <table:movement>

A <table:movement> element specifies the information that identifies movement of content. This content can be a cell content or a cell range content.

The <table:movement> element is usable within the following element: <table:tracked-changes> 9.9.2.

The <table:movement> element has the following attributes: table:acceptance-state 19.584, table:id 19.652 and table:rejecting-change-id 19.706.

The <table:movement> element has the following child elements: <office:change-info> 5.5.7, <table:deletions> 9.9.6, <table:dependencies> 9.9.4, <table:source-range-address> 9.9.14 and <table:target-range-address> 9.9.15.

### 9.9.14 <table:source-range-address>

The <table:source-range-address> element specifies the source or cell range address of a movement.

The <table:source-range-address> element is usable within the following element: <table:movement> 9.9.13.

The <table:source-range-address> element has the following attributes: table:column 19.598, table:end-column 19.632, table:end-row 19.634, table:end-table 19.635, table:row 19.708, table:start-column 19.722, table:start-row 19.724, table:start-table 19.725 and table:table 19.732.

The <table:source-range-address> element has no child elements.

### 9.9.15 <table:target-range-address>

The <table:target-range-address> element specifies the target cell address or cell range address of a movement.

The <table:target-range-address> element is usable within the following element: <table:movement> 9.9.13.

The <table:target-range-address> element has the following attributes: table:column 19.598, table:end-column 19.632, table:end-row 19.634, table:end-table 19.635, table:row 19.708, table:start-column 19.722, table:start-row 19.724, table:start-table 19.725 and table:table 19.732.

The <table:target-range-address> element has no child elements.

### 9.9.16 <table:change-track-table-cell>

The <table:change-track-table-cell> element specifies the information that tracks changes to a table cell.

The <table:change-track-table-cell> element is usable within the following elements: <table:cell-content-deletion> 9.9.7 and <table:previous> 9.9.19.

The <table:change-track-table-cell> element has the following attributes: office:boolean-value 19.371, office:currency 19.373, office:date-value 19.374, office:string-value 19.383, office:time-value 19.386, office:value 19.388, office:value-type 19.389, table:cell-address 19.595, table:formula 19.646, table:matrix-covered 19.669, table:number-matrix-columns-spanned 19.683 and table:number-matrix-rows-spanned 19.684.

The <table:change-track-table-cell> element has the following child element: <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 9.9.17 <table:cell-content-change>

A <table:cell-content-change> element specifies the information that identifies changes of the cell content.

The <table:cell-content-change> element is usable within the following element: <table:tracked-changes> 9.9.2.

The <table:cell-content-change> element has the following attributes: table:acceptance-state 19.584, table:id 19.652 and table:rejecting-change-id 19.706.

The <table:cell-content-change> element has the following child elements: <office:change-info> 5.5.7, <table:cell-address> 9.9.18, <table:deletions> 9.9.6, <table:dependencies> 9.9.4 and <table:previous> 9.9.19.

### 9.9.18 <table:cell-address>

The <table:cell-address> element contains the address of a cell that has changed. Unlike other cell addresses, the cell address consists of the row, column and table number of the cell. This allows the specification of addresses that are outside a valid cell address range.

The <table:cell-address> element is usable within the following elements: <table:cell-content-change> 9.9.17 and <table:cell-content-deletion> 9.9.7.

The <table:cell-address> element has the following attributes: table:column 19.598, table:row 19.708 and table:table 19.732.

The <table:cell-address> element has no child elements.

### 9.9.19 <table:previous>

The <table:previous> element contains the previous cell content which is overwritten by the current change. If a table:id attribute is present, it specifies the id of a previously tracked change for the cell that is changed again by the current change.

The <table:previous> element is usable within the following element: <table:cell-content-change> 9.9.17.

The <table:previous> element has the following attribute: table:id 19.652.

The <table:previous> element has the following child element: <table:change-track-table-cell> 9.9.16.

# 10 Graphic Content

## 10.1 General

This chapter specifies the elements that represent graphic objects and elements used in the representation of graphical objects.

## 10.2 Enhanced Page Features for Graphical Applications

### 10.2.1 <style:handout-master>

The <style:handout-master> element represents a template for the generation of handout pages.

The <style:handout-master> element is usable within the following element: <office:master-styles> 3.15.4.

The <style:handout-master> element has the following attributes: draw:style-name 19.219, presentation:presentation-page-layout-name 19.413, presentation:use-date-time-name 19.428, presentation:use-footer-name 19.429, presentation:use-header-name 19.430 and style:page-layout-name 19.508.

The <style:handout-master> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2 and <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6.

### 10.2.2 <draw:layer-set>

The <draw:layer-set> element defines a set of layers. If placed inside a <style:master-page> or <draw:page> element it defines a set of layers for that page. If placed inside the <office:master-styles> element it defines a set of layers for all pages that do not have their own set of layers.

Layers group drawing objects. Assigning a shape to a layer does not change its rendering order as defined by its draw:z-index attribute. 19.231

The <draw:layer-set> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:page> 10.2.4, <office:master-styles> 3.15.4 and <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <draw:layer-set> element has no attributes.

The <draw:layer-set> element has the following child element: <draw:layer> 10.2.3.

### 10.2.3 <draw:layer>

The <draw:layer> element defines a single layer. Layers group drawing objects.

Each drawing object inside a drawing or presentation document can be assigned to a layer. Each object that is assigned to a layer inherits the settings of that layer. Drawing objects may be assigned to these layers by the value of their draw:layer 19.189 attribute.

The <draw:layer> element is usable within the following element: <draw:layer-set> 10.2.2.

The <draw:layer> element has the following attributes: draw:display 19.132, draw:name 19.197 and draw:protected 19.207.

The <draw:layer> element has the following child elements: <svg:desc> 10.3.18 and <svg:title> 10.3.17.

### 10.2.4 <draw:page>

The <draw:page> element is a container for content in a drawing or presentation document. This element is used for the following:

- •Layers 10.2.2

- •Forms 13.2

- •Drawing Objects 10.3

- •Frames 10.4

- •Presentation Animations 10.9

- •Presentation Notes 16.19

The <draw:page> element is usable within the following elements: <office:drawing> 3.5 and <office:presentation> 3.6.

The <draw:page> element has the following attributes: draw:id 19.187, draw:master-page-name 19.194, draw:name 19.197, draw:nav-order 19.198, draw:style-name 19.219, presentation:presentation-page-layout-name 19.413, presentation:use-date-time-name 19.428, presentation:use-footer-name 19.429, presentation:use-header-name 19.430 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:page> element has the following child elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:command> 15.6.1, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4, <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7, <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:layer-set> 10.2.2, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <office:annotation> 14.1, <office:forms> 13.2, <presentation:animations> 10.8.1, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18 and <svg:title> 10.3.17.

### 10.2.5 <draw:equation>

The <draw:equation> element specifies a formula for the calculation of a value and the name by which that formula can be referenced.

The <draw:equation> element is usable within the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The <draw:equation> element has the following attributes: draw:formula 19.171 and draw:name 19.197.

The <draw:equation> element has no child elements.

## 10.3 Drawing Shapes

### 10.3.1 General

This section defines graphical objects that may occur within all types of documents.

### 10.3.2 <draw:rect>

The <draw:rect> element represents a rectangular drawing shape.

The <draw:rect> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <draw:rect> element has the following attributes: draw:caption-id 19.115, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:corner-radius 19.127, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:text-style-name 19.227, draw:transform 19.228, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:height 19.543, svg:rx 19.554, svg:ry 19.555, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:rect> element has the following child elements: <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16, <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18, <svg:title> 10.3.17, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:list> 5.3.1 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 10.3.3 <draw:line>

The <draw:line> element represents a line.

The <draw:line> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <draw:line> element has the following attributes: draw:caption-id 19.115, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:text-style-name 19.227, draw:transform 19.228, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:x1 19.578, svg:x2 19.579, svg:y1 19.582, svg:y2 19.583, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:line> element has the following child elements: <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16, <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18, <svg:title> 10.3.17, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:list> 5.3.1 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 10.3.4 <draw:polyline>

The <draw:polyline> element represents a polyline drawing shape.

Consumers may ignore svg:height and svg:width attributes, and determine the size of a shape from the polygon vertices.

The <draw:polyline> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <draw:polyline> element has the following attributes: draw:caption-id 19.115, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:points 19.206, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:text-style-name 19.227, draw:transform 19.228, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:height 19.543, svg:viewBox 19.574, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:polyline> element has the following child elements: <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16, <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18, <svg:title> 10.3.17, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:list> 5.3.1 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 10.3.5 <draw:polygon>

The <draw:polygon> element represents a polygon. A polygon is a closed set of straight lines.

Consumers may ignore svg:height and svg:width attributes, and determine the size of a shape from the polygon vertices.

The <draw:polygon> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <draw:polygon> element has the following attributes: draw:caption-id 19.115, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:points 19.206, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:text-style-name 19.227, draw:transform 19.228, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:height 19.543, svg:viewBox 19.574, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:polygon> element has the following child elements: <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16, <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18, <svg:title> 10.3.17, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:list> 5.3.1 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 10.3.6 <draw:regular-polygon>

The <draw:regular-polygon> element represents a regular polygon. A regular polygon is a polygon that is specified by its number of edges (that is equal to the number of its corners), rather than by arbitrary points.

The <draw:regular-polygon> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <draw:regular-polygon> element has the following attributes: draw:caption-id 19.115, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:concave 19.123, draw:corners 19.128, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:sharpness 19.211, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:text-style-name 19.227, draw:transform 19.228, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:height 19.543, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:regular-polygon> element has the following child elements: <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16, <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18, <svg:title> 10.3.17, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:list> 5.3.1 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 10.3.7 <draw:path>

The <draw:path> element represents a path. A path is a shape with a user-defined outline. The outline is defined by the svg:d attribute. 19.530

The <draw:path> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <draw:path> element has the following attributes: draw:caption-id 19.115, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:text-style-name 19.227, draw:transform 19.228, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:d 19.530, svg:height 19.543, svg:viewBox 19.574, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:path> element has the following child elements: <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16, <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18, <svg:title> 10.3.17, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:list> 5.3.1 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 10.3.8 <draw:circle>

The <draw:circle> element represents a circular drawing shape.

The <draw:circle> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <draw:circle> element has the following attributes: draw:caption-id 19.115, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:end-angle 19.140, draw:id 19.187, draw:kind 19.188, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:start-angle 19.213, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:text-style-name 19.227, draw:transform 19.228, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:cx 19.528, svg:cy 19.529, svg:height 19.543, svg:r 19.553, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:circle> element has the following child elements: <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16, <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18, <svg:title> 10.3.17, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:list> 5.3.1 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 10.3.9 <draw:ellipse>

The <draw:ellipse> element represents an ellipse.

The <draw:ellipse> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <draw:ellipse> element has the following attributes: draw:caption-id 19.115, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:end-angle 19.140, draw:id 19.187, draw:kind 19.188, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:start-angle 19.213, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:text-style-name 19.227, draw:transform 19.228, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:cx 19.528, svg:cy 19.529, svg:height 19.543, svg:rx 19.554, svg:ry 19.555, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:ellipse> element has the following child elements: <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16, <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18, <svg:title> 10.3.17, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:list> 5.3.1 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 10.3.10 <draw:connector>

The <draw:connector> element represents a connected set of one or more lines that visually connects a start and an end point.

Start and/or end points can be defined by references to glue points 10.3.16 or as absolute positions. The connector's geometric path is defined by the svg:d 19.530 attribute. Consumers may also compute the connector's geometric path considering the draw:type 19.229.2 and draw:line-skew 19.190 attributes, and the formatting properties defined for connectors.

If the svg:d attribute is not present, the connector's geometric path is implementation-dependent. Producers should export the connector's geometric path using the svg:d attribute.

Note: This assists consumers that are not capable of computing a connector path.

The <draw:connector> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <draw:connector> element has the following attributes: draw:caption-id 19.115, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:end-glue-point 19.142, draw:end-shape 19.144, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:line-skew 19.190, draw:name 19.197, draw:start-glue-point 19.215, draw:start-shape 19.217, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:text-style-name 19.227, draw:transform 19.228, draw:type 19.229, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:d 19.530, svg:viewBox 19.574, svg:x1 19.578, svg:x2 19.579, svg:y1 19.582, svg:y2 19.583, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:connector> element has the following child elements: <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16, <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18, <svg:title> 10.3.17, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:list> 5.3.1 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 10.3.11 <draw:caption>

The <draw:caption> element represents a description attached to a fixed point. It consists of rectangular drawing shape with an additional set of connected lines that connect the rectangle with the fixed point.

The <draw:caption> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <draw:caption> element has the following attributes: draw:caption-id 19.115, draw:caption-point-x 19.116, draw:caption-point-y 19.117, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:corner-radius 19.127, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:text-style-name 19.227, draw:transform 19.228, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:height 19.543, svg:rx 19.554, svg:ry 19.555, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:caption> element has the following child elements: <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16, <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18, <svg:title> 10.3.17, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:list> 5.3.1 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 10.3.12 <draw:measure>

The <draw:measure> element represents a shape that is used to measure distances in drawings.

A measure shape consists of two parallel lines, called extension lines, and a line perpendicular to the extension lines, called a dimension line. The dimension line is displayed between the extension lines and terminated by them. The dimension line has markers at its endpoints. A marker at the start of the dimension line is defined by the draw:marker-start attribute and at the end of the dimension line by the draw:marker-end attribute of the graphic style, which is applied to the measure shape. Where space is limited, reversed markers at the opposite side of the extension line may be used.

The positions of extension lines and the dimension line are determined by two reference points, called start and end reference points. The start reference point is defined by the attributes svg:x1 and svg:y1. The end reference point is defined by the attributes svg:x2, and svg:y2.

A dimension value specified by child elements <text:measure> of the <text:p> child element of the <draw:measure> element may be bound to the length of the dimension line by producers. The position of the dimension value relative to the dimension line is specified by the attributes draw:measure-align and draw:measure-vertical-align.

The draw:line-distance style attribute defines the distance between the (virtual) line between the reference points, called reference line, and the dimension line. The draw:placing style attributes defines if the measure shape is placed above or below the reference line.

The first extension line is drawn on a line as defined by the vector from the start reference point to the start point of the dimension line. The extension line will start along this vector at a distance from the start reference point that is defined by the draw:guide-distance style attribute minus the value of draw:start-guide style attribute.

The second extension line is drawn on a line as defined by the vector from the end reference point to the end point of the dimension line. The extension line will start along this vector at the distance from the end reference point that is defined by the draw:guide-distance style attribute minus the value of draw:end-guide style attribute.

The end points of the extension lines are at the distance defined by the draw:guide-overhang style attribute after the intersection with the dimension line.

| Key
Figure 1: measure line placed above reference line | 1dimension line 2dimension value 3start reference point 4end reference point 5first extension line 6second extension line 7arrowhead as marker
Figure 2: measure line placed below reference line | 8virtual reference line 9distance between reference line and dimension line
Figure 3: | 10attribute draw:end-guide with positive value, attribute draw:guide-distance with value zero 11reversed dimension line markers and dimension value measure-align right-outside
Figure 4: | 12gap specified by attribute draw:guide-distance 13length specified by attribute draw:guide-overhang 14Note: Certain technical fields might need special markers for dimension lines. The ODF standard does not restrict the shape of the used markers.

The <draw:measure> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <draw:measure> element has the following attributes: draw:caption-id 19.115, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:text-style-name 19.227, draw:transform 19.228, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:x1 19.578, svg:x2 19.579, svg:y1 19.582, svg:y2 19.583, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:measure> element has the following child elements: <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16, <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18, <svg:title> 10.3.17, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:list> 5.3.1 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 10.3.13 <draw:control>

The <draw:control> element represents a shape that is linked to a control inside an <office:forms> element.

The <draw:control> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <draw:control> element has the following attributes: draw:caption-id 19.115, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:control 19.125, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:text-style-name 19.227, draw:transform 19.228, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:height 19.543, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:control> element has the following child elements: <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16, <svg:desc> 10.3.18 and <svg:title> 10.3.17.

### 10.3.14 <draw:page-thumbnail>

The <draw:page-thumbnail> element represents a rectangular area that displays the thumbnail of a drawing page.

The <draw:page-thumbnail> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <draw:page-thumbnail> element has the following attributes: draw:caption-id 19.115, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:page-number 19.203, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:transform 19.228, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class 19.393, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:placeholder 19.411, presentation:style-name 19.426, presentation:user-transformed 19.431, svg:height 19.543, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:page-thumbnail> element has the following child elements: <svg:desc> 10.3.18 and <svg:title> 10.3.17.

### 10.3.15 <draw:g>

The <draw:g> element represents a group of drawing shapes.

Drawing shapes contained in a <draw:g> element, that is itself contained in a <draw:a> element act as hyperlinks using the xlink:href 19.916 attribute of the containing <draw:a> element. If the included drawing shapes are themselves contained within <draw:a> elements, then the xlink:href attributes of those <draw:a> elements act as the hyperlink information for the shapes they contain.

The <draw:g> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <draw:g> element has the following attributes: draw:caption-id 19.115, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:id 19.187, draw:name 19.197, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:y 19.581, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:g> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18 and <svg:title> 10.3.17.

### 10.3.16 <draw:glue-point>

The <draw:glue-point> element specifies a point in the area of a drawing object to which a connector shape can connect. All drawing objects have four standard glue points located at the center of the four edges of the object's bounding box. Additional glue points may be added to a drawing object by inserting one or more <draw:glue-point> elements into a drawing object element.

The <draw:glue-point> element is usable within the following elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2 and <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6.

The <draw:glue-point> element has the following attributes: draw:align 19.111, draw:escape-direction 19.147, draw:id 19.187, svg:x 19.577 and svg:y 19.581.

The <draw:glue-point> element has no child elements.

### 10.3.17 <svg:title>

The <svg:title> element specifies a name for a graphic object.

The <svg:title> element is usable within the following elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:area-circle> 10.4.13.4, <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5, <draw:area-rectangle> 10.4.13.3, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:layer> 10.2.3, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2 and <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6.

The <svg:title> element has no attributes.

The <svg:title> element has no child elements.

The <svg:title> element has character data content.

### 10.3.18 <svg:desc>

The <svg:desc> element specifies a prose description of a graphic object that may be used to support accessibility. See appendix D.

The <svg:desc> element is usable within the following elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:area-circle> 10.4.13.4, <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5, <draw:area-rectangle> 10.4.13.3, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:layer> 10.2.3, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2 and <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6.

The <svg:desc> element has no attributes.

The <svg:desc> element has no child elements.

The <svg:desc> element has character data content.

### 10.3.19 <office:event-listeners>

The <office:event-listeners> element represents the attachment of an event listener to a drawing shape, form control or other event-driven object. See 14.5.

The <office:event-listeners> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:area-circle> 10.4.13.4, <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5, <draw:area-rectangle> 10.4.13.3, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:fixed-text> 13.5.10, <form:form> 13.3, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:frame> 13.5.19, <form:generic-control> 13.5.25, <form:grid> 13.5.22, <form:hidden> 13.5.21, <form:image> 13.5.16, <form:image-frame> 13.5.20, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3, <form:time> 13.5.9, <form:value-range> 13.5.24, <office:scripts> 3.12, <table:content-validation> 9.4.5, <text:a> 6.1.8 and <text:execute-macro> 7.7.10.

The <office:event-listeners> element has no attributes.

The <office:event-listeners> element has the following child elements: <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2 and <script:event-listener> 14.5.2.

## 10.4 Frames

### 10.4.1 General

A frame is a container for enhanced content like text boxes, images or objects. A frame may contain multiple renditions of content. A consumer may choose the representation that it supports best.

Multiple representations may share <svg:desc> and <svg:title> elements.

Each child element of a frame is a different representation of the same content. The order of content elements reflects the document author's preference for rendering, with the first child element being preferred. That means that consumers should render the first child element that they support. A frame may contain multiple content elements, but shall contain at least one content element.

Within text documents, frames are also used to position content outside the default text flow of a document.

### 10.4.2 <draw:frame>

The <draw:frame> element represents a frame and serves as the container for elements that may occur in a frame.

Frame formatting properties are stored in styles belonging to the graphic family.

The <draw:frame> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:image> 3.9, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <draw:frame> element has the following attributes: draw:caption-id 19.115, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:copy-of 19.126, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:text-style-name 19.227, draw:transform 19.228, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class 19.393, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:placeholder 19.411, presentation:style-name 19.426, presentation:user-transformed 19.431, style:rel-height 19.513, style:rel-width 19.514, svg:height 19.543, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:frame> element has the following child elements: <draw:applet> 10.4.7, <draw:contour-path> 10.4.11.3, <draw:contour-polygon> 10.4.11.2, <draw:floating-frame> 10.4.10, <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16, <draw:image> 10.4.4, <draw:image-map> 10.4.13.2, <draw:object> 10.4.6.2, <draw:object-ole> 10.4.6.3, <draw:plugin> 10.4.8, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18, <svg:title> 10.3.17 and <table:table> 9.1.2.

### 10.4.3 <draw:text-box>

The <draw:text-box> element represents a text box. This element may be used to place text in a container that is outside of the flow of the document.

The <draw:text-box> element is usable within the following element: <draw:frame> 10.4.2.

The <draw:text-box> element has the following attributes: draw:chain-next-name 19.118, draw:corner-radius 19.127, fo:max-height 19.238, fo:max-width 19.239, fo:min-height 19.240, fo:min-width 19.241, svg:rx 19.554, svg:ry 19.555, text:id 19.815 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:text-box> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:section> 5.4, <text:soft-page-break> 5.6, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3 and <text:user-index> 8.7.

### 10.4.4 <draw:image>

The <draw:image> element represents an image. An image can be either:

- •A link to an external resource

or

- •Embedded in the document

The <draw:image> element may have text content. Text content is displayed in addition to the image data.

Note: While the image data may have an arbitrary format, vector graphics should be stored in the [SVG] format and bitmap graphics in the [PNG] format.

The <draw:image> element is usable within the following element: <draw:frame> 10.4.2.

The <draw:image> element has the following attributes: draw:filter-name 19.170, draw:mime-type 19.191, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917, xlink:type 19.919 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:image> element has the following child elements: <office:binary-data> 10.4.5, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:list> 5.3.1 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 10.4.5 <office:binary-data>

The <office:binary-data> element contains image data in BASE64 encoding (as defined in [RFC2045]). If this element is present, an xlink:href 19.916 attribute in its parent element shall be ignored.

Note: The image data may be in an arbitrary data format. Consumers have to analyze the image data to determine the data format that is used.

The <office:binary-data> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:fill-image> 16.42.6, <draw:image> 10.4.4, <draw:object-ole> 10.4.6.3, <style:background-image> 17.3 and <text:list-level-style-image> 16.35.

The <office:binary-data> element has no attributes.

The <office:binary-data> element has no child elements.

The <office:binary-data> element has content of data type base64Binary 18.2.

### 10.4.6 Embedded Objects

#### 10.4.6.1 General

A document in OpenDocument format can contain two types of embedded objects, as follows:

- •Objects that have an OpenDocument representation.

- •Objects that do not have an OpenDocument representation.

Note: OLE objects are an example of objects without an OpenDocument representation. See [OLE].

#### 10.4.6.2 <draw:object>

The <draw:object> element represents objects that have a OpenDocument representation.

Objects with an OpenDocument representation can either be:

- •Contained in the same package as a document, in which case the Object is a sub-document within the package. The xlink:href attribute of this element references that folder. 1.3

- •Contained in a separate OpenDocument document instance. The xlink:href attribute of this element references that document's package.

- •Contained in a child <office:document> element of this element.

- •Contained in a child <math:math> element of this element.

Note: An image representation of an object should be included in a frame in addition to the object itself.

The <draw:object> element is usable within the following element: <draw:frame> 10.4.2.

The <draw:object> element has the following attributes: draw:notify-on-update-of-ranges 19.200, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917, xlink:type 19.919 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:object> element has the following child elements: <math:math> 14.6 and <office:document> 3.1.2.

#### 10.4.6.3 <draw:object-ole>

The <draw:object-ole> element represents objects that do not have an OpenDocument representation.

Objects without an OpenDocument representation can either be:

- •Contained in the same package as a document, in which case it is contained in a file within the package. The xlink:href attribute of this element references that file.

- •Contained in a separate file. The xlink:href attribute of this element references that file.

- •Contained in a child <office:binary-data> element of this element.

The <draw:object-ole> element is usable within the following element: <draw:frame> 10.4.2.

The <draw:object-ole> element has the following attributes: draw:class-id 19.119, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917, xlink:type 19.919 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:object-ole> element has the following child element: <office:binary-data> 10.4.5.

### 10.4.7 <draw:applet> (Deprecated)

The <draw:applet> element represents an applet that is embedded in a document. Its semantics are the same as the <applet> element in HTML. §13.4 of [HTML4]. This element shall have either a draw:code or draw:object attribute.

The applet name, width, height, margins, title and description are specified by the <draw:applet> element's <draw:frame> parent element. The <draw:applet> element does not support character data content.

The <draw:applet> element is usable within the following element: <draw:frame> 10.4.2.

The <draw:applet> element has the following attributes: draw:archive 19.113, draw:code 19.121, draw:may-script 19.195, draw:object 19.201, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917, xlink:type 19.919 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:applet> element has the following child element: <draw:param> 10.4.9.

### 10.4.8 <draw:plugin>

The <draw:plugin> element represents an external application that processes data with a specified media type.

How OpenDocument consumers interact with external applications is not defined by this specification.

Note: Consumers are responsible for any and all security issues that may arise from interaction with an external application referenced by a <draw:plugin> element.

The <draw:plugin> element is usable within the following element: <draw:frame> 10.4.2.

The <draw:plugin> element has the following attributes: draw:mime-type 19.191, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917, xlink:type 19.919 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:plugin> element has the following child element: <draw:param> 10.4.9.

### 10.4.9 <draw:param>

The <draw:param> element contains parameters that are passed to an applet or plugin when they are initialized.

The <draw:param> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:applet> 10.4.7 and <draw:plugin> 10.4.8.

The <draw:param> element has the following attributes: draw:name 19.197 and draw:value 19.230.

The <draw:param> element has no child elements.

### 10.4.10 <draw:floating-frame>

The <draw:floating-frame> element represents a frame that is embedded in a document.

Floating frames cannot be transformed as described in section 19.228.

The <draw:floating-frame> element is usable within the following element: <draw:frame> 10.4.2.

The <draw:floating-frame> element has the following attributes: draw:frame-name 19.172, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917, xlink:type 19.919 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:floating-frame> element has no child elements.

### 10.4.11 Contours

#### 10.4.11.1 General

The <draw:contour-polygon> and <draw:contour-path> elements are used to specify contours to be applied to object or images.

Consumers should support pixel lengths for the svg:width and svg:height attributes of the <draw:contour-polygon> and <draw:contour-path> elements.

Note: A contour of an object or image establishes an outer boundary around an object or image. One use would be the wrapping of text around a contour specified for an image, if style:wrap-contour=”true” and a contour is specified.

#### 10.4.11.2 <draw:contour-polygon>

The <draw:contour-polygon> element specifies a contour using a polygon.

The <draw:contour-polygon> element is usable within the following element: <draw:frame> 10.4.2.

The <draw:contour-polygon> element has the following attributes: draw:points 19.206, draw:recreate-on-edit 19.208, svg:height 19.543, svg:viewBox 19.574 and svg:width 19.575.

The <draw:contour-polygon> element has no child elements.

#### 10.4.11.3 <draw:contour-path>

The <draw:contour-path> element specifies a contour using a path.

The <draw:contour-path> element is usable within the following element: <draw:frame> 10.4.2.

The <draw:contour-path> element has the following attributes: draw:recreate-on-edit 19.208, svg:d 19.530, svg:height 19.543, svg:viewBox 19.574 and svg:width 19.575.

The <draw:contour-path> element has no child elements.

### 10.4.12 <draw:a>

The <draw:a> element enables both frames and drawing shapes to act as hyperlinks.

The <draw:a> element contains a drawing shape that should behave as a hyperlink.

The <draw:a> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <draw:a> element has the following attributes: office:name 19.380, office:server-map 19.382, office:target-frame-name 19.385, office:title 19.387, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917, xlink:type 19.919 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:a> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2 and <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6.

### 10.4.13 Client Side Image Maps

#### 10.4.13.1 General

An client side image map is a collection of hyperlinks that are associated with graphic elements. The image map is a sequence of image map elements. Each image map element associates a hyperlink with an area. The area can be a rectangle, circle or polygon.

#### 10.4.13.2 <draw:image-map>

The <draw:image-map> element represents an image map.

Image map elements are specified at absolute positions relative to the original size of its associated graphical element. OpenDocument consumer shall scale the image map to match the current size of the image.

The <draw:image-map> element is usable within the following element: <draw:frame> 10.4.2.

The <draw:image-map> element has no attributes.

The <draw:image-map> element has the following child elements: <draw:area-circle> 10.4.13.4, <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5 and <draw:area-rectangle> 10.4.13.3.

#### 10.4.13.3 <draw:area-rectangle>

The <draw:area-rectangle> element specifies a rectangular image map area.

The <draw:area-rectangle> element is usable within the following element: <draw:image-map> 10.4.13.2.

The <draw:area-rectangle> element has the following attributes: draw:nohref 19.199, office:name 19.380, office:target-frame-name 19.385, svg:height 19.543, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <draw:area-rectangle> element has the following child elements: <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18 and <svg:title> 10.3.17.

#### 10.4.13.4 <draw:area-circle>

The <draw:area-circle> element represents a circular image map area.

The <draw:area-circle> element is usable within the following element: <draw:image-map> 10.4.13.2.

The <draw:area-circle> element has the following attributes: draw:nohref 19.199, office:name 19.380, office:target-frame-name 19.385, svg:cx 19.528, svg:cy 19.529, svg:r 19.553, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <draw:area-circle> element has the following child elements: <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18 and <svg:title> 10.3.17.

#### 10.4.13.5 <draw:area-polygon>

The <draw:area-polygon> element specifies a polygonal image map area. A polygonal image map area has the following components:

- •A bounding box.
  The bounding box establishes the reference frame for the view box and the polygon point sequence. The reference frame enables the coordinates to be translated into absolute coordinates.

- •A view box.
  The view box attribute establishes a coordinate system for the point sequence. The view box avoids the need to record every point of the point sequence as absolute coordinates with length and unit of measurement.

- •A sequence of points in view-box coordinates in the draw:points attribute.

Note: For more information about how to represent polygons, see <draw:polygon> 10.3.5.

The <draw:area-polygon> element is usable within the following element: <draw:image-map> 10.4.13.2.

The <draw:area-polygon> element has the following attributes: draw:nohref 19.199, draw:points 19.206, office:name 19.380, office:target-frame-name 19.385, svg:height 19.543, svg:viewBox 19.574, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <draw:area-polygon> element has the following child elements: <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18 and <svg:title> 10.3.17.

## 10.5 3D Shapes

### 10.5.1 General

3D shapes are used to define three-dimensional coordinate systems and geometrical figures within them. All OpenDocument 3D coordinate systems are right-handed. Geometry is represented by a tree of scenes. Each scene may contain zero or more 3D shapes, with a scene being a special case of shape. The root scene defines the world coordinate system. Each 3D shape may define a local coordinate system relative to its parent 3D scene.

### 10.5.2 <dr3d:scene>

The <dr3d:scene> element is the only element that can contain three-dimensional shapes. Like the <draw:g> element it groups shapes, but it also defines the projection, lighting, and other rendering details for the shapes inside the scene.

The attributes svg:x, svg:y, svg:width and svg:height are only evaluated for the outermost <dr3d:scene> element. The attributes svg:x, svg:y, svg:width and svg:height specify together a rectangular viewport into which the projection of the scene is drawn. The projection is scaled non-uniformly such that the bounding box of the projected elements matches the viewport rectangle.

The attributes svg:x and svg:y refer to the coordinate system of the parent element. They specify the top-left point of the viewport rectangle.

Note: To display a uniformly scaled projection, the producer has to generate suitable values for svg:width and svg:height.

The <dr3d:scene> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <dr3d:scene> element has the following attributes: dr3d:ambient-color 19.92, dr3d:distance 19.96, dr3d:focal-length 19.98, dr3d:lighting-mode 19.99, dr3d:projection 19.102, dr3d:shade-mode 19.103, dr3d:shadow-slant 19.104, dr3d:transform 19.107, dr3d:vpn 19.108, dr3d:vrp 19.109, dr3d:vup 19.110, draw:caption-id 19.115, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:height 19.543, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <dr3d:scene> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:cube> 10.5.4, <dr3d:extrude> 10.5.6, <dr3d:light> 10.5.3, <dr3d:rotate> 10.5.7, <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <dr3d:sphere> 10.5.5, <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16, <svg:desc> 10.3.18 and <svg:title> 10.3.17.

### 10.5.3 <dr3d:light>

The <dr3d:light> element represents a light inside a scene.

Note: There may be several lights, but consumers may limit the number of lights per scene to 8.

The <dr3d:light> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:plot-area> 11.5 and <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The <dr3d:light> element has the following attributes: dr3d:diffuse-color 19.94, dr3d:direction 19.95, dr3d:enabled 19.97 and dr3d:specular 19.106.

The <dr3d:light> element has no child elements.

### 10.5.4 <dr3d:cube>

The <dr3d:cube> element represents a three-dimensional cube shape.

The <dr3d:cube> element is usable within the following element: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The <dr3d:cube> element has the following attributes: dr3d:max-edge 19.100, dr3d:min-edge 19.101, dr3d:transform 19.107, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426 and xml:id 19.920.

The <dr3d:cube> element has no child elements.

### 10.5.5 <dr3d:sphere>

The <dr3d:sphere> element represents a three-dimensional sphere shape.

The <dr3d:sphere> element is usable within the following element: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The <dr3d:sphere> element has the following attributes: dr3d:center 19.93, dr3d:size 19.105, dr3d:transform 19.107, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426 and xml:id 19.920.

The <dr3d:sphere> element has no child elements.

### 10.5.6 <dr3d:extrude>

The <dr3d:extrude> element represents a three-dimensional extruded object based on the given polygon. The 3D geometry is formed by extruding a polygon perpendicular to the plane of the given polygon by a depth (see dr3d:depth, 20.79), creating a front face, a back face and side faces. The side faces are formed by connecting all corresponding single edges of the front and back faces. When no depth is given, the polygon forms a shape without depth. The closing of the front face depends on the value of the dr3d:close-front attribute 20.78. The closing of the back face depends on the value of the dr3d:close-back attribute 20.77. The size of the back face can be relative to the size of the front face when the dr3d:back-scale attribute is used. The side faces defined by the extrusion of the shape are always closed.

The <dr3d:extrude> element is usable within the following element: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The <dr3d:extrude> element has the following attributes: dr3d:transform 19.107, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:d 19.530, svg:viewBox 19.574 and xml:id 19.920.

The <dr3d:extrude> element has no child elements.

### 10.5.7 <dr3d:rotate>

The <dr3d:rotate> element represents a three-dimensional rotation shape based on the given polygon. The 3D geometry is defined by rotating the XY-plane with the polygon around the Y-axis of the local coordinate system. This rotation is linearly interpolated in the given number of steps (dr3d:horizontal-segments 20.85) around the given angle (dr3d:end-angle 20.84). The side faces are formed by connecting all corresponding single edges of a neighboring pairs of rotated polygons. By default, the rotation uses a full rotation (360 degrees, dr3d:end-angle attribute 20.84). In that case the 3D geometry is implicitly closed and no front face or back face is created (unless they are of different sizes). If the rotation is different, a front face is created using the first, unrotated polygon and a back face is created using the last rotated polygon. The closing of a front face also depends on the value of the dr3d:close-front attribute 20.78 and the closing of a back face on the value of the dr3d:close-back 20.77 attribute. The size of the back face can be different than the size of the front face when the dr3d:back-scale attribute 20.75 is used.

The <dr3d:rotate> element is usable within the following element: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The <dr3d:rotate> element has the following attributes: dr3d:transform 19.107, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:d 19.530, svg:viewBox 19.574 and xml:id 19.920.

The <dr3d:rotate> element has no child elements.

## 10.6 Custom Shape

### 10.6.1 <draw:custom-shape>

The <draw:custom-shape> element represents a complex figure. It supports font geometry effects and extrusion. A custom shape may have a geometry that influences its shape.

The <draw:custom-shape> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1, <style:master-page> 16.9, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:shapes> 9.2.8, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:deletion> 5.5.5, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:index-body> 8.2.2, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:note-body> 6.3.4, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2, <text:section> 5.4 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <draw:custom-shape> element has the following attributes: draw:caption-id 19.115, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:data 19.131, draw:engine 19.146, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:text-style-name 19.227, draw:transform 19.228, draw:z-index 19.231, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:height 19.543, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <draw:custom-shape> element has the following child elements: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2, <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16, <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19, <svg:desc> 10.3.18, <svg:title> 10.3.17, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:list> 5.3.1 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 10.6.2 <draw:enhanced-geometry>

The <draw:enhanced-geometry> element contains the geometry for a <draw:custom-shape> element if its draw:engine attribute has been omitted.

The <draw:enhanced-geometry> element is usable within the following element: <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1.

The <draw:enhanced-geometry> element has the following attributes: dr3d:projection 19.102, dr3d:shade-mode 19.103, draw:concentric-gradient-fill-allowed 19.124, draw:enhanced-path 19.145, draw:extrusion 19.148, draw:extrusion-allowed 19.149, draw:extrusion-brightness 19.150, draw:extrusion-color 19.151, draw:extrusion-depth 19.152, draw:extrusion-diffusion 19.153, draw:extrusion-first-light-direction 19.154, draw:extrusion-first-light-harsh 19.155, draw:extrusion-first-light-level 19.156, draw:extrusion-light-face 19.157, draw:extrusion-metal 19.158, draw:extrusion-metal-type 19.923, draw:extrusion-number-of-line-segments 19.159, draw:extrusion-origin 19.160, draw:extrusion-rotation-angle 19.161, draw:extrusion-rotation-center 19.162, draw:extrusion-second-light-direction 19.163, draw:extrusion-second-light-harsh 19.164, draw:extrusion-second-light-level 19.165, draw:extrusion-shininess 19.166, draw:extrusion-skew 19.167, draw:extrusion-specularity 19.168, draw:extrusion-viewpoint 19.169, draw:glue-point-leaving-directions 19.173, draw:glue-point-type 19.174, draw:glue-points 19.175, draw:mirror-horizontal 19.192, draw:mirror-vertical 19.193, draw:modifiers 19.196, draw:path-stretchpoint-x 19.204, draw:path-stretchpoint-y 19.205, draw:text-areas 19.220, draw:text-path 19.221, draw:text-path-allowed 19.222, draw:text-path-mode 19.223, draw:text-path-same-letter-heights 19.224, draw:text-path-scale 19.225, draw:text-rotate-angle 19.226, draw:type 19.229 and svg:viewBox 19.574.

The <draw:enhanced-geometry> element has the following child elements: <draw:equation> 10.2.5 and <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

### 10.6.3 <draw:handle>

The <draw:handle> element represents a single interaction handle for a drawing shape. It is either an XY-handle or a polar-handle If a draw:handle-position-x 19.924 attribute together with a draw:handle-position-y 19.925 attribute is present, it is an XY-handle. If a draw:handle-polar-pole-x 19.926 attribute together with a draw:handle-polar-pole-y 19.927 attribute is present, it is a polar-handle. Exactly one of these two pairs shall exist.

The position of an XY-handle is specified in Cartesian coordinates. The x-coordinate is specified by the draw:handle-position-x attribute, the y-coordinate is specified by the draw:handle-position-y attribute.

The position of a polar-handle is specified as tuple of radius and polar angle in a polar coordinate system. The draw:handle-polar-pole-x attribute specifies the x-coordinate and the draw:handle-polar-pole-y attribute specifies the y-coordinate of the pole of the polar coordinate system. The draw:handle-polar-radius 19.928 attribute specifies the radius and the draw:handle-polar-angle 19.929 attribute defines the polar angle of the position of the polar-handle.

The polar axis of the polar coordinate system points horizontally from the pole to the right. The polar angle is measured clockwise from the polar axis.

Note: The y-axis in the enhanced geometry of a custom shape points down. Therefore the measurement is clockwise and not counter-clockwise.

Parameters in the values of the draw:handle-position-x, draw:handle-position-y, draw:handle-polar-pole-x, draw:handle-polar-pole-y, draw:handle-polar-radius and draw:handle-polar-angle attributes use a common syntax.

A handle-parameter can be a number or it can have one of the following enhancements:

- • A “?” (U+003F, QUESTION MARK) is used to mark the beginning of a formula name. The result of the <draw:equation> 10.2.5 element's draw:formula 19.171 attribute whose draw:name 19.197.8 attribute is the formula name that is used as the parameter value.

- • If “$” (U+0024, DOLLAR SIGN) precedes an integer value, the value is an index to a draw:modifiers 19.196 attribute. The corresponding modifier value is used as parameter value.

- • Instead of a number a value can also be one of the following constants:

Constant | Description
bottom | The bottom coordinate of the view box as specified by the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
hasfill | If the shape has a fill style, a value of 1 is used.
hasstroke | If the shape has a line style, a value of 1 is used.
height | The view box height as specified by the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
logheight | The height in 1/100th mm as specified by the svg:height 19.543 attribute is used.
logwidth | The width in 1/100th mm as specified by the svg:width 19.575 attribute is used.
left | The left coordinate of the view box as specified by the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
right | The right coordinate of the view box as specified by the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
top | The top coordinate of the view box as specified by the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
width | The view box width as specified by the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
xstretch | The value of the draw:path-stretchpoint-x 19.204 attribute is used.
ystretch | The value of the draw:path-stretchpoint-y 19.205 attribute is used.

A handle-parameter is formally defined as:

handle-parameter::= formula | modifier | constant | number

formula::= '?' name

modifier::= '$' integer

constant::= 'left' | 'top' | 'right' | 'bottom' |

'xstretch' | 'ystretch' | 'hasstroke' | 'hasfill ' |

'width' | 'height' | 'logwidth' | 'logheight'

number::=sign? float | sign? integer

float::= fractional exponent? | integer exponent

fractional::= integer? '.' integer | integer '.'

exponent::= ( 'e' | 'E' ) sign? integer

sign::= '+'| '-'

integer::= [0-9]+

name ::= [^ ]+

The <draw:handle> element is usable within the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The <draw:handle> element has the following attributes: draw:handle-mirror-horizontal 19.176, draw:handle-mirror-vertical 19.177, draw:handle-polar 19.178, draw:handle-polar-angle 19.929, draw:handle-polar-pole-x 19.926, draw:handle-polar-pole-y 19.927, draw:handle-polar-radius 19.928, draw:handle-position 19.179, draw:handle-position-x 19.924, draw:handle-position-y 19.925, draw:handle-radius-range-maximum 19.180, draw:handle-radius-range-minimum 19.181, draw:handle-range-x-maximum 19.182, draw:handle-range-x-minimum 19.183, draw:handle-range-y-maximum 19.184, draw:handle-range-y-minimum 19.185 and draw:handle-switched 19.186.

The <draw:handle> element has no child elements.

## 10.7 Presentation Shapes

Presentation shapes are shapes on a draw page that are part of a presentation page layout 16.43 element. They use styles with a style family value of presentation 19.394, unlike drawing shapes which use styles with a style family value of graphic 19.120. Presentation shapes can be empty, acting only as placeholders. If a draw page's presentation layout is changed, all presentation shapes contained in that draw page are adapted automatically.

Standard drawing shapes can also be used in presentations. The presentation:class 19.393 attribute distinguishes presentation shapes from drawing shapes. Unlike presentation shapes, standard drawing shapes are not adapted if the presentation page layout is changed.

## 10.8 Presentation Animations (deprecated)

### 10.8.1 <presentation:animations> (deprecated)

The <presentation:animations> element is a container for animation effects. Animation effects are executed when a page represented by a <draw:page> 10.2.4 element containing this element is displayed.

A single shape may be the subject of multiple effects.

The <presentation:animations> element is usable within the following element: <draw:page> 10.2.4.

The <presentation:animations> element has no attributes.

The <presentation:animations> element has the following child elements: <presentation:animation-group> 10.8.9, <presentation:dim> 10.8.7, <presentation:hide-shape> 10.8.5, <presentation:hide-text> 10.8.6, <presentation:play> 10.8.8, <presentation:show-shape> 10.8.3 and <presentation:show-text> 10.8.4.

### 10.8.2 <presentation:sound> (moved to 10.9.3)

### 10.8.3 <presentation:show-shape> (deprecated)

The <presentation:show-shape> element specifies when and how a shape becomes visible. Prior to execution of the effect defined by this element the shape is invisible.

The <presentation:show-shape> element is usable within the following elements: <presentation:animation-group> 10.8.9 and <presentation:animations> 10.8.1.

The <presentation:show-shape> element has the following attributes: draw:shape-id 19.210, presentation:delay 19.395, presentation:direction 19.396, presentation:effect 19.398, presentation:path-id 19.409, presentation:speed 19.421 and presentation:start-scale 19.422.

The <presentation:show-shape> element has the following child element: <presentation:sound> 10.9.3.

### 10.8.4 <presentation:show-text> (deprecated)

The <presentation:show-text> element specifies when and how the text within a shape becomes visible. Prior to execution of the effect defined by this element the shape and the text it contains are invisible.

The <presentation:show-text> element is usable within the following elements: <presentation:animation-group> 10.8.9 and <presentation:animations> 10.8.1.

The <presentation:show-text> element has the following attributes: draw:shape-id 19.210, presentation:delay 19.395, presentation:direction 19.396, presentation:effect 19.398, presentation:path-id 19.409, presentation:speed 19.421 and presentation:start-scale 19.422.

The <presentation:show-text> element has the following child element: <presentation:sound> 10.9.3.

### 10.8.5 <presentation:hide-shape> (deprecated)

The <presentation:hide-shape> element specifies when and how a shape becomes invisible. Prior to execution of the effect defined by this element the shape is visible.

The <presentation:hide-shape> element is usable within the following elements: <presentation:animation-group> 10.8.9 and <presentation:animations> 10.8.1.

The <presentation:hide-shape> element has the following attributes: draw:shape-id 19.210, presentation:delay 19.395, presentation:direction 19.396, presentation:effect 19.398, presentation:path-id 19.409, presentation:speed 19.421 and presentation:start-scale 19.422.

The <presentation:hide-shape> element has the following child element: <presentation:sound> 10.9.3.

### 10.8.6 <presentation:hide-text> (deprecated)

The <presentation:hide-text> element specifies when and how the text within a shape becomes invisible. Prior to execution of the effect specified by this element the shape and the text it contains are visible.

The <presentation:hide-text> element is usable within the following elements: <presentation:animation-group> 10.8.9 and <presentation:animations> 10.8.1.

The <presentation:hide-text> element has the following attributes: draw:shape-id 19.210, presentation:delay 19.395, presentation:direction 19.396, presentation:effect 19.398, presentation:path-id 19.409, presentation:speed 19.421 and presentation:start-scale 19.422.

The <presentation:hide-text> element has the following child element: <presentation:sound> 10.9.3.

### 10.8.7 <presentation:dim> (deprecated)

The <presentation:dim> element specifies a fill color for a shape.

The <presentation:dim> element is usable within the following elements: <presentation:animation-group> 10.8.9 and <presentation:animations> 10.8.1.

The <presentation:dim> element has the following attributes: draw:color 19.122 and draw:shape-id 19.210.

The <presentation:dim> element has the following child element: <presentation:sound> 10.9.3.

### 10.8.8 <presentation:play> (deprecated)

The <presentation:play> element specifies the presentation speed of animation of a shape.

The <presentation:play> element is usable within the following elements: <presentation:animation-group> 10.8.9 and <presentation:animations> 10.8.1.

The <presentation:play> element has the following attributes: draw:shape-id 19.210 and presentation:speed 19.421.

The <presentation:play> element has no child elements.

### 10.8.9 <presentation:animation-group> (deprecated)

The <presentation:animation-group> element contains elements that specify multiple animation effects. Containment results in all effects occurring at the same time.

The <presentation:animation-group> element is usable within the following element: <presentation:animations> 10.8.1.

The <presentation:animation-group> element has no attributes.

The <presentation:animation-group> element has the following child elements: <presentation:dim> 10.8.7, <presentation:hide-shape> 10.8.5, <presentation:hide-text> 10.8.6, <presentation:play> 10.8.8, <presentation:show-shape> 10.8.3 and <presentation:show-text> 10.8.4.

## 10.9 SMIL Presentation Animations

### 10.9.1 General

SMIL based shape animations are specified for presentation documents. Producers should not use animations specified by the deprecated <presentation:animations> elements. Compared with animations specified by <presentation:animations> elements, SMIL based shape animations allow in addition:

- •Multiple animations per shape.

- •A mixture of animations starting on user interaction and starting automatically per page.

- •Multiple animations running at the same time.

- •Additional effects ”programmed” in XML by combining animation elements.

- •Document transformations to SVG.

An effect is a combination of one or more animation elements that animate a single shape and or a shape's paragraphs.

### 10.9.2 <presentation:event-listener>

The <presentation:event-listener> element defines the trigger for a presentation event.

The <presentation:event-listener> element is usable within the following element: <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

The <presentation:event-listener> element has the following attributes: presentation:action 19.391, presentation:direction 19.396, presentation:effect 19.398, presentation:speed 19.421, presentation:start-scale 19.422, presentation:verb 19.432, script:event-name 19.433, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <presentation:event-listener> element has the following child element: <presentation:sound> 10.9.3.

### 10.9.3 <presentation:sound>

The <presentation:sound> element represents a sound.

The <presentation:sound> element is usable within the following elements: <presentation:dim> 10.8.7, <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2, <presentation:hide-shape> 10.8.5, <presentation:hide-text> 10.8.6, <presentation:show-shape> 10.8.3, <presentation:show-text> 10.8.4 and <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25.

The <presentation:sound> element has the following attributes: presentation:play-full 19.412, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917, xlink:type 19.919 and xml:id 19.920.

The <presentation:sound> element has no child elements.

### 10.9.4 Presentation Document Content

#### 10.9.4.1 <presentation:header>

The <presentation:header> element defines a field that contains a header for a presentation. Which header field declaration is used is specified by the presentation:use-header-name 19.430 attribute of the <draw:page> 10.2.4 where the field occurs. In a presentation shape inside a master page 19.393, the presentation:use-header-name attribute of the <draw:page> element for which the drawing shape is displayed is used.

Note: This field is mainly used inside master pages. Since its value may differ for the individual drawing pages that make use of a master page, the current field value is not available.

The <presentation:header> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <presentation:header> element has no attributes.

The <presentation:header> element has no child elements.

#### 10.9.4.2 <presentation:header-decl>

The <presentation:header-decl> element specifies the text of a header field.

The <presentation:header-decl> element is usable within the following element: <office:presentation> 3.6.

The <presentation:header-decl> element has the following attribute: presentation:name 19.405.

The <presentation:header-decl> element has no child elements.

The <presentation:header-decl> element has character data content.

#### 10.9.4.3 <presentation:footer>

The <presentation:footer> element defines a field that contains a footer for a presentation. Footer fields display a footer text specified in a footer field declaration. See 10.9.4.4. Which footer field declaration is used is specified by the presentation:use-footer-name attribute of the draw page where the field occurs. In a presentation drawing shape inside a master page 19.393, the presentation:use-footer-name attribute of the <draw:page> for which the drawing shape is displayed is used.

Note: This field is mainly used inside master pages. Since its value may differ for the individual drawing pages that make use of a master page, the current field value is not available.

The <presentation:footer> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <presentation:footer> element has no attributes.

The <presentation:footer> element has no child elements.

#### 10.9.4.4 <presentation:footer-decl>

The <presentation:footer-decl> element specifies the text of a footer field.

The <presentation:footer-decl> element is usable within the following element: <office:presentation> 3.6.

The <presentation:footer-decl> element has the following attribute: presentation:name 19.405.

The <presentation:footer-decl> element has no child elements.

The <presentation:footer-decl> element has character data content.

#### 10.9.4.5 <presentation:date-time>

The <presentation:date-time> element defines a field that contains a date/time text for a presentation. Date/time fields display a date/time text as specified in the date/time field declaration. See 10.9.4.6. Which date/time field declaration is used is specified by the presentation:use-date-time-name attribute of the draw page where the field occurs. In a presentation drawing shape inside a master page 19.393, the presentation:use-date-time-name attribute of the drawing page for which the drawing shape is displayed is used.

Note: This field is mainly used inside master pages. Since its value may differ for the individual drawing pages that make use of a master page, the current field value is not available.

The <presentation:date-time> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <presentation:date-time> element has no attributes.

The <presentation:date-time> element has no child elements.

#### 10.9.4.6 <presentation:date-time-decl>

The <presentation:date-time-decl> element specifies the text of a date/time field.

The <presentation:date-time-decl> element is usable within the following element: <office:presentation> 3.6.

The <presentation:date-time-decl> element has the following attributes: presentation:name 19.405, presentation:source 19.420 and style:data-style-name 19.473.

The <presentation:date-time-decl> element has no child elements.

The <presentation:date-time-decl> element has character data content.

#### 10.9.4.7 <presentation:settings>

The <presentation:settings> element is a container for the settings for a presentation in a document.

The <presentation:settings> element is usable within the following element: <office:presentation> 3.6.

The <presentation:settings> element has the following attributes: presentation:animations 19.392, presentation:endless 19.397, presentation:force-manual 19.399, presentation:full-screen 19.400, presentation:mouse-as-pen 19.403, presentation:mouse-visible 19.404, presentation:pause 19.410, presentation:show 19.417, presentation:show-end-of-presentation-slide 19.418, presentation:show-logo 19.419, presentation:start-page 19.423, presentation:start-with-navigator 19.424, presentation:stay-on-top 19.425 and presentation:transition-on-click 19.427.

The <presentation:settings> element has the following child element: <presentation:show> 10.9.4.8.

#### 10.9.4.8 <presentation:show>

The <presentation:show> element specifies the order in which pages are displayed during a presentation.

Note: The order of pages can be used to omit or repeat pages in a presentation.

The <presentation:show> element is usable within the following element: <presentation:settings> 10.9.4.7.

The <presentation:show> element has the following attributes: presentation:name 19.405 and presentation:pages 19.408.

The <presentation:show> element has no child elements.

# 11 Chart Content

## 11.1 <chart:chart>

The <chart:chart> element represents a chart.

The <chart:chart> element is usable within the following element: <office:chart> 3.8.

The <chart:chart> element has the following attributes: chart:class 19.15, chart:column-mapping 19.16, chart:row-mapping 19.26, chart:style-name 19.27, svg:height 19.543, svg:width 19.575, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:type 19.919 and xml:id 19.920.

The <chart:chart> element has the following child elements: <chart:footer> 11.2.3, <chart:legend> 11.4, <chart:plot-area> 11.5, <chart:subtitle> 11.2.2, <chart:title> 11.2.1, <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 and <table:table> 9.1.2.

## 11.2 Title, Subtitle and Footer

### 11.2.1 <chart:title>

The <chart:title> element represents a title in a chart document.

The text of a title is specified by a child <text:p> element or a table:cell-range attribute. If a child <text:p> element and a table:cell-range attribute are both present, the text specified by the table:cell-range attribute is used as the title. By default, the content of a child <text:p> element is displayed as the title.

This element can also be a sub-element of <chart:axis>. 11.9 In that case the title is displayed beside the axis specified by the <chart:axis> element.

The <chart:title> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:axis> 11.9 and <chart:chart> 11.1.

The <chart:title> element has the following attributes: chart:style-name 19.27, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581 and table:cell-range 19.596.

The <chart:title> element has the following child element: <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 11.2.2 <chart:subtitle>

The <chart:subtitle> element represents a subtitle for a chart.

The text of a subtitle is specified by a child <text:p> element or a table:cell-range attribute. If a child <text:p> element and a table:cell-range attribute are both present, the text specified by the table:cell-range attribute is used as the subtitle. By default, the content of a child <text:p> element is displayed as the title.

The <chart:subtitle> element is usable within the following element: <chart:chart> 11.1.

The <chart:subtitle> element has the following attributes: chart:style-name 19.27, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581 and table:cell-range 19.596.

The <chart:subtitle> element has the following child element: <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 11.2.3 <chart:footer>

The <chart:footer> element represents a footer below a chart's plot area.

The text of a footer is specified by a child <text:p> element or a table:cell-range attribute. If a child <text:p> element and a table:cell-range attribute are both present, the text specified by the table:cell-range attribute is used as the footer. By default, the content of a child <text:p> element is displayed as the footer.

The <chart:footer> element is usable within the following element: <chart:chart> 11.1.

The <chart:footer> element has the following attributes: chart:style-name 19.27, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581 and table:cell-range 19.596.

The <chart:footer> element has the following child element: <text:p> 5.1.3.

## 11.3 <chart:coordinate-region>

The <chart:coordinate-region> element specifies a positioning rectangle.

For charts with a two-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system, the used intervals on the axes span a rectangular coordinate-region. Axis labels, tick marks, axis titles and data labels are not considered in determining the coordinate-region. The coordinate system is scaled so that the coordinate-region matches width and height of the positioning rectangle. The entire chart is located so that the coordinate-region matches the positioning rectangle.

Charts of the predefined classes chart:radar, chart:filled-radar, chart:circle and chart:ring do not have a Cartesian coordinate system. For such charts the smallest bounding circle is considered ignoring all axis labels, tick marks, axis titles and data labels. The rectangular bounding box of this circle is the coordinate-region. Where single data points have a chart:pie-offset greater than zero that offset shall not contribute to an expansion of the coordinate-region; thus a pulled out pie segment is allowed to protrude from the coordinate-region. A chart:pie-offset at the series element in contrast shall contribute to the coordinate region.

Circle or ring or the polar coordinate system of radar-charts respectively is uniformly scaled so that the coordinate-region has maximal size, but does not exceed the size of the positioning rectangle. The entire chart is located so that the coordinate-region is centered in the positioning rectangle. Producers should specify a square positioning rectangle for charts of these classes.

The behavior for the three-dimensional charts is described in section 11.5.

The behavior is implementation-defined for charts of non-predefined chart classes, which have no Cartesian coordinate system.

The <chart:coordinate-region> element is usable within the following element: <chart:plot-area> 11.5.

The <chart:coordinate-region> element has the following attributes: svg:height 19.543, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577 and svg:y 19.581.

The <chart:coordinate-region> element has no child elements.

## 11.4 <chart:legend>

The <chart:legend> element represents a legend for a chart. If there is no <chart:legend> element for a chart, no legend is displayed.

The labels used by a legend are defined by the <chart:categories> 11.10 element on the x-axis. They are paired with matching data points in the order in which they appear.

The <chart:legend> element may contain a <text:p> element. If present, it defines a title for the legend.

Graphical components of chart legends are defined by the chart:class 19.15 attribute.

The <chart:legend> element is usable within the following element: <chart:chart> 11.1.

The <chart:legend> element has the following attributes: chart:legend-align 19.22, chart:legend-position 19.23, chart:style-name 19.27, style:legend-expansion 19.494, style:legend-expansion-aspect-ratio 19.495, svg:height 19.543, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577 and svg:y 19.581.

The <chart:legend> element has the following child element: <text:p> 5.1.3.

## 11.5 <chart:plot-area>

The <chart:plot-area> element represents a coordinate system in which data is plotted including defined axes.

The plot area may be displayed as a 3D scene as specified in section 10.5.2. All 3D attributes that can be applied to the <dr3d:scene> element can be applied to the <chart:plot-area> element. This includes the dr3d:transform attribute that specifies the rotation of the three-dimensional plot area. 10.5.2 The <chart:plot-area> element may contain a <dr3d:light> element as specified in section 10.5.3.

The svg:x, svg:y, svg:width and svg:height attributes specify together a positioning rectangle that serves as the viewport for the projection of the scene. Consumers shall use uniform scaling, so that the projection has maximal size but does not exceed the size of the positioning rectangle. The projection of the scene is centered inside the positioning rectangle.

If a <chart:plot-area> element contains a <chart:coordinate-region> element, the position and size values of the <chart:coordinate-region> element are used instead of those from the <chart:plot-area> to determine the positioning rectangle.

If the attributes chart:auto-position and chart:auto-size within a chart style applied to the chart:plot-area have the value true, all positioning attributes including those within child element <chart:coordinate-region> shall be ignored.

For three-dimensional charts of classes chart:circle and chart:ring the content is extruded. The bounding box as described in 11.3 is extruded the same way and used instead of the entire scene to position and scale the projection.

For charts with a three-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system, the used intervals on the axes generate a cuboid. This is used instead of the entire scene to position and scale the projection.

For other three-dimensional charts the behavior is implementation-defined.

The <chart:plot-area> element is usable within the following element: <chart:chart> 11.1.

The <chart:plot-area> element has the following attributes: chart:data-source-has-labels 19.17, chart:style-name 19.27, dr3d:ambient-color 19.92, dr3d:distance 19.96, dr3d:focal-length 19.98, dr3d:lighting-mode 19.99, dr3d:projection 19.102, dr3d:shade-mode 19.103, dr3d:shadow-slant 19.104, dr3d:transform 19.107, dr3d:vpn 19.108, dr3d:vrp 19.109, dr3d:vup 19.110, svg:height 19.543, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581 and xml:id 19.920.

The <chart:plot-area> element has the following child elements: <chart:axis> 11.9, <chart:coordinate-region> 11.3, <chart:floor> 11.8, <chart:series> 11.12, <chart:stock-gain-marker> 11.20, <chart:stock-loss-marker> 11.21, <chart:stock-range-line> 11.22, <chart:wall> 11.7 and <dr3d:light> 10.5.3.

## 11.6 3D Plot Area

The plot area may be displayed as an 3D scene as specified in section 10.5.2. All 3D attributes that can be applied to the <dr3d:scene> element can be applied to the <chart:plot-area> element. This includes the dr3d:transform attribute that specifies the rotation of the three-dimensional plot area. 10.5.2 The <chart:plot-area> element may contain a <dr3d:light> element as specified in section 10.5.3.

## 11.7 <chart:wall>

The <chart:wall> element specifies the wall of a chart. For two-dimensional charts, the wall spans the entire plot area. For three-dimensional charts, the wall consists of two perpendicular rectangles.

The svg:width attribute specifies the thickness of a wall for three-dimensional charts.

The <chart:wall> element is usable within the following element: <chart:plot-area> 11.5.

The <chart:wall> element has the following attributes: chart:style-name 19.27 and svg:width 19.575.

The <chart:wall> element has no child elements.

## 11.8 <chart:floor>

The <chart:floor> element specifies the floor of a chart. For three-dimensional charts, the <chart:floor> element shall be present in addition to the <chart:wall> element.

The svg:width attribute specifies the thickness of the floor.

The <chart:floor> element is usable within the following element: <chart:plot-area> 11.5.

The <chart:floor> element has the following attributes: chart:style-name 19.27 and svg:width 19.575.

The <chart:floor> element has no child elements.

## 11.9 <chart:axis>

The <chart:axis> element specifies an axis for a chart.

The <chart:axis> element is usable within the following element: <chart:plot-area> 11.5.

The <chart:axis> element has the following attributes: chart:dimension 19.18, chart:name 19.24 and chart:style-name 19.27.

The <chart:axis> element has the following child elements: <chart:categories> 11.10, <chart:grid> 11.11 and <chart:title> 11.2.1.

## 11.10 <chart:categories>

The <chart:categories> element represents labels that are displayed on a category-axis.

This element may have a table:cell-range-address attribute that specifies a range from which category labels are taken. If this attribute or the <chart:categories> element itself is omitted, the chart:data-source-has-labels attribute of the <chart:plot-area> element should be evaluated for labels to display on a category-axis.

The <chart:categories> element is usable within the following element: <chart:axis> 11.9.

The <chart:categories> element has the following attribute: table:cell-range-address 19.597.

The <chart:categories> element has no child elements.

## 11.11 <chart:grid>

The <chart:grid> element specifies a grid for an axis.

The <chart:grid> element is usable within the following element: <chart:axis> 11.9.

The <chart:grid> element has the following attributes: chart:class 19.15 and chart:style-name 19.27.

The <chart:grid> element has no child elements.

## 11.12 <chart:series>

The <chart:series> element represents a data series in a chart. If the chart requires more input data, it is the case for scatter and bubble charts, <chart:domain> sub-elements shall be defined that contain the cell range addresses of the corresponding data.

The <chart:series> element is usable within the following element: <chart:plot-area> 11.5.

The <chart:series> element has the following attributes: chart:attached-axis 19.13, chart:class 19.15, chart:label-cell-address 19.21, chart:style-name 19.27, chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 and xml:id 19.920.

The <chart:series> element has the following child elements: <chart:data-label> 11.15, <chart:data-point> 11.14, <chart:domain> 11.13, <chart:error-indicator> 11.17, <chart:mean-value> 11.16 and <chart:regression-curve> 11.18.

## 11.13 <chart:domain>

The <chart:domain> element specifies coordinate values required by particular chart types.

For scatter charts, one <chart:domain> element shall exist. Its table:cell-range-address attribute references the x-coordinate values for the scatter chart.

For bubble charts, two <chart:domain> elements shall exist. The values for the y-coordinates are given by the first <chart:domain> element. The values for the x-coordinates are given by the second <chart:domain> element.

For surface charts, up to two <chart:domain> elements are allowed to exist. The values for the y-coordinates are given by the first <chart:domain> element. The values for the x-coordinates are given by the second <chart:domain> element.

At least one <chart:series> element of a given chart:class shall have the necessary number of <chart:domain> sub-elements. All other <chart:series> elements with the same chart:class may omit the <chart:domain> sub-elements and use the previously-defined values for the same chart:class value.

The <chart:domain> element is usable within the following element: <chart:series> 11.12.

The <chart:domain> element has the following attribute: table:cell-range-address 19.597.

The <chart:domain> element has no child elements.

## 11.14 <chart:data-point>

The <chart:data-point> element specifies a style for a single data point in a data series.

Note: This element would typically be used if a single data point has a special or distinct appearance.

The <chart:data-point> element is usable within the following element: <chart:series> 11.12.

The <chart:data-point> element has the following attributes: chart:repeated 19.25, chart:style-name 19.27 and xml:id 19.920.

The <chart:data-point> element has the following child element: <chart:data-label> 11.15.

## 11.15 <chart:data-label>

The <chart:data-label> element represents the data label of a data point.

The <chart:data-label> element can also be a sub-element of a data series. In that case, the data label serves as default for all the data points of this series.

The <chart:data-label> element is usable within the following elements: <chart:data-point> 11.14 and <chart:series> 11.12.

The <chart:data-label> element has the following attributes: chart:style-name 19.27, svg:x 19.577 and svg:y 19.581.

The <chart:data-label> element has the following child element: <text:p> 5.1.3.

## 11.16 <chart:mean-value>

The <chart:mean-value> element specifies a style for a mean-value line.

The <chart:mean-value> element is usable within the following element: <chart:series> 11.12.

The <chart:mean-value> element has the following attribute: chart:style-name 19.27.

The <chart:mean-value> element has no child elements.

## 11.17 <chart:error-indicator>

The <chart:error-indicator> element specifies a style for error indicators.

The <chart:error-indicator> element is usable within the following element: <chart:series> 11.12.

The <chart:error-indicator> element has the following attributes: chart:dimension 19.18 and chart:style-name 19.27.

The <chart:error-indicator> element has no child elements.

## 11.18 <chart:regression-curve>

The <chart:regression-curve> element specifies the properties of regression curves.

The <chart:regression-curve> element is usable within the following element: <chart:series> 11.12.

The <chart:regression-curve> element has the following attribute: chart:style-name 19.27.

The <chart:regression-curve> element has the following child element: <chart:equation> 11.19.

## 11.19 <chart:equation>

The <chart:equation> element represents the equation for a containing regression curve.

The <chart:equation> element is usable within the following element: <chart:regression-curve> 11.18.

The <chart:equation> element has the following attributes: chart:automatic-content 19.14, chart:display-equation 19.19, chart:display-r-square 19.20, chart:style-name 19.27, svg:x 19.577 and svg:y 19.581.

The <chart:equation> element has the following child element: <text:p> 5.1.3.

## 11.20 <chart:stock-gain-marker>

The <chart:stock-gain-marker> element specifies a style for candlestick-bars in a stock chart that have a higher closing value than opening value.

The <chart:stock-gain-marker> element is usable within the following element: <chart:plot-area> 11.5.

The <chart:stock-gain-marker> element has the following attribute: chart:style-name 19.27.

The <chart:stock-gain-marker> element has no child elements.

## 11.21 <chart:stock-loss-marker>

The <chart:stock-loss-marker> element specifies the style for candlestick-bars 19.15.1 in a stock chart that have a lower closing value than opening value.

The <chart:stock-loss-marker> element is usable within the following element: <chart:plot-area> 11.5.

The <chart:stock-loss-marker> element has the following attribute: chart:style-name 19.27.

The <chart:stock-loss-marker> element has no child elements.

## 11.22 <chart:stock-range-line>

The <chart:stock-range-line> element specifies a style for the range-lines 19.15.1 in a stock chart. A range-line is a line connecting the minimum value with the maximum value.

The <chart:stock-range-line> element is usable within the following element: <chart:plot-area> 11.5.

The <chart:stock-range-line> element has the following attribute: chart:style-name 19.27.

The <chart:stock-range-line> element has no child elements.

# 12 Database Front-end Document Content

## 12.1 <office:database>

A <office:database> element is a container of database elements.

The <office:database> element is usable within the following element: <office:body> 3.3.

The <office:database> element has no attributes.

The <office:database> element has the following child elements: <db:data-source> 12.2, <db:forms> 12.25.2, <db:queries> 12.26, <db:reports> 12.25.3, <db:schema-definition> 12.36 and <db:table-representations> 12.32.

## 12.2 <db:data-source>

A <db:data-source> element is a container for data source specific elements that are needed to create a connection to a database.

The <db:data-source> element is usable within the following element: <office:database> 12.1.

The <db:data-source> element has no attributes.

The <db:data-source> element has the following child elements: <db:application-connection-settings> 12.15, <db:connection-data> 12.3 and <db:driver-settings> 12.9.

## 12.3 <db:connection-data>

The <db:connection-data> element specifies the information necessary to connect to a database.

The <db:connection-data> element is usable within the following element: <db:data-source> 12.2.

The <db:connection-data> element has no attributes.

The <db:connection-data> element has the following child elements: <db:connection-resource> 12.7, <db:database-description> 12.4 and <db:login> 12.8.

## 12.4 <db:database-description>

The <db:database-description> element specifies a database resource by its type and access parameters.

The <db:database-description> element is usable within the following element: <db:connection-data> 12.3.

The <db:database-description> element has no attributes.

The <db:database-description> element has the following child elements: <db:file-based-database> 12.5 and <db:server-database> 12.6.

## 12.5 <db:file-based-database>

The <db:file-based-database> element specifies a database which is composed of one or more files in an arbitrary file system.

The <db:file-based-database> element is usable within the following element: <db:database-description> 12.4.

The <db:file-based-database> element has the following attributes: db:extension 19.52, db:media-type 19.69, xlink:href 19.916 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <db:file-based-database> element has no child elements.

## 12.6 <db:server-database>

The <db:server-database> element specifies connection information for a server-based database.

The <db:server-database> element is usable within the following element: <db:database-description> 12.4.

The <db:server-database> element has the following attributes: db:database-name 19.43, db:hostname 19.54, db:local-socket 19.67, db:port 19.72 and db:type 19.85.

The <db:server-database> element has no child elements.

## 12.7 <db:connection-resource>

The <db:connection-resource> element specifies a database connection by an IRI.

The <db:connection-resource> element is usable within the following element: <db:connection-data> 12.3.

The <db:connection-resource> element has the following attributes: xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <db:connection-resource> element has no child elements.

## 12.8 <db:login>

The <db:login> element specifies the information needed to establish a connection to a database.

Note: For security reasons, the <db:login> element does not have an attribute to store a password that may be required to establish a connection.

The <db:login> element is usable within the following element: <db:connection-data> 12.3.

The <db:login> element has the following attributes: db:is-password-required 19.63, db:login-timeout 19.61, db:use-system-user 19.89 and db:user-name 19.90.

The <db:login> element has no child elements.

## 12.9 <db:driver-settings>

The <db:driver-settings> element specifies settings for a driver establishing the database connection.

The <db:driver-settings> element is usable within the following element: <db:data-source> 12.2.

The <db:driver-settings> element has the following attributes: db:base-dn 19.35, db:is-first-row-header-line 19.60, db:parameter-name-substitution 19.71, db:show-deleted 19.78 and db:system-driver-settings 19.82.

The <db:driver-settings> element has the following child elements: <db:auto-increment> 12.10, <db:character-set> 12.12, <db:delimiter> 12.11 and <db:table-settings> 12.13.

## 12.10 <db:auto-increment>

The <db:auto-increment> element specifies SQL statements to retrieve auto-generated row values and to set AUTO_INCREMENT values for columns.

The <db:auto-increment> element is usable within the following element: <db:driver-settings> 12.9.

The <db:auto-increment> element has the following attributes: db:additional-column-statement 19.31 and db:row-retrieving-statement 19.75.

The <db:auto-increment> element has no child elements.

## 12.11 <db:delimiter>

The <db:delimiter> element defines a delimiter for parsing data.

The <db:delimiter> element is usable within the following elements: <db:driver-settings> 12.9 and <db:table-setting> 12.14.

The <db:delimiter> element has the following attributes: db:decimal 19.44, db:field 19.53, db:string 19.79 and db:thousand 19.83.

The <db:delimiter> element has no child elements.

## 12.12 <db:character-set>

The <db:character-set> element defines the text encoding that is used to transform string data obtained from a database.

The <db:character-set> element is usable within the following elements: <db:driver-settings> 12.9 and <db:table-setting> 12.14.

The <db:character-set> element has the following attribute: db:encoding 19.50.

The <db:character-set> element has no child elements.

## 12.13 <db:table-settings>

The <db:table-settings> element is a container for <db:table-setting> elements.

The <db:table-settings> element is usable within the following element: <db:driver-settings> 12.9.

The <db:table-settings> element has no attributes.

The <db:table-settings> element has the following child element: <db:table-setting> 12.14.

## 12.14 <db:table-setting>

The <db:table-setting> element specifies driver-level settings which are used by a database driver for defining a single database table.

The <db:table-setting> element is usable within the following element: <db:table-settings> 12.13.

The <db:table-setting> element has the following attributes: db:is-first-row-header-line 19.60 and db:show-deleted 19.78.

The <db:table-setting> element has the following child elements: <db:character-set> 12.12 and <db:delimiter> 12.11.

## 12.15 <db:application-connection-settings>

The <db:application-connection-settings> element specifies settings which define how a consumer uses a database connection.

The <db:application-connection-settings> element is usable within the following element: <db:data-source> 12.2.

The <db:application-connection-settings> element has the following attributes: db:append-table-alias-name 19.32, db:boolean-comparison-mode 19.36, db:enable-sql92-check 19.49, db:ignore-driver-privileges 19.55, db:is-table-name-length-limited 19.66, db:max-row-count 19.68, db:suppress-version-columns 19.81 and db:use-catalog 19.88.

The <db:application-connection-settings> element has the following child elements: <db:data-source-settings> 12.22, <db:table-filter> 12.16 and <db:table-type-filter> 12.20.

## 12.16 <db:table-filter>

A <db:table-filter> element defines a list of filter patterns which are applied on the table names returned by a database. Only tables which match at least one include filter, and do not match any exclude filter, will be displayed.

The <db:table-filter> element is usable within the following element: <db:application-connection-settings> 12.15.

The <db:table-filter> element has no attributes.

The <db:table-filter> element has the following child elements: <db:table-exclude-filter> 12.18 and <db:table-include-filter> 12.17.

## 12.17 <db:table-include-filter>

The <db:table-include-filter> element specifies a list of filter patterns which determine inclusion of tables in a consumer's table display.

The <db:table-include-filter> element is usable within the following element: <db:table-filter> 12.16.

The <db:table-include-filter> element has no attributes.

The <db:table-include-filter> element has the following child element: <db:table-filter-pattern> 12.19.

## 12.18 <db:table-exclude-filter>

The <db:table-exclude-filter> element specifies a list of filter patterns which determine exclusion of tables in a consumer's table display.

The <db:table-exclude-filter> element is usable within the following element: <db:table-filter> 12.16.

The <db:table-exclude-filter> element has no attributes.

The <db:table-exclude-filter> element has the following child element: <db:table-filter-pattern> 12.19.

## 12.19 <db:table-filter-pattern>

The <db:table-filter-pattern> element specifies a filter pattern.

The “%” (U+0025. PERCENT SIGN) character is used as wildcard.

The <db:table-filter-pattern> element is usable within the following elements: <db:table-exclude-filter> 12.18 and <db:table-include-filter> 12.17.

The <db:table-filter-pattern> element has no attributes.

The <db:table-filter-pattern> element has no child elements.

The <db:table-filter-pattern> element has content of data type string 18.2.

## 12.20 <db:table-type-filter>

A <db:table-type-filter> element defines a list of table types which a database uses to filter tables.

The <db:table-type-filter> element is usable within the following element: <db:application-connection-settings> 12.15.

The <db:table-type-filter> element has no attributes.

The <db:table-type-filter> element has the following child element: <db:table-type> 12.21.

## 12.21 <db:table-type>

The <db:table-type> element specifies a table type.

Note: Table types are database-specific.

The <db:table-type> element is usable within the following element: <db:table-type-filter> 12.20.

The <db:table-type> element has no attributes.

The <db:table-type> element has no child elements.

The <db:table-type> element has content of data type string 18.2.

## 12.22 <db:data-source-settings>

The <db:data-source-settings> element is a container element for <db:data-source-setting> elements.

The <db:data-source-settings> element is usable within the following element: <db:application-connection-settings> 12.15.

The <db:data-source-settings> element has no attributes.

The <db:data-source-settings> element has the following child element: <db:data-source-setting> 12.23.

## 12.23 <db:data-source-setting>

The <db:data-source-setting> element specifies the name of a data-source-setting, a data-source-setting type, and whether a data-source-setting contains a list of data or single data.

The <db:data-source-setting> element is usable within the following element: <db:data-source-settings> 12.22.

The <db:data-source-setting> element has the following attributes: db:data-source-setting-is-list 19.39, db:data-source-setting-name 19.40 and db:data-source-setting-type 19.41.

The <db:data-source-setting> element has the following child element: <db:data-source-setting-value> 12.24.

## 12.24 <db:data-source-setting-value>

The <db:data-source-setting-value> element specifies the content of a data-source-setting.

The <db:data-source-setting-value> element is usable within the following element: <db:data-source-setting> 12.23.

The <db:data-source-setting-value> element has no attributes.

The <db:data-source-setting-value> element has no child elements.

The <db:data-source-setting-value> element has content of data type string 18.2.

## 12.25 Forms and Reports

### 12.25.1 General

Database documents can contain forms and reports as sub-documents. They're included in database front-end documents by XLinks. Alternatively, the content of sub-documents may be included in the <db:component> elements as child elements.

### 12.25.2 <db:forms>

The <db:forms> element may contain <db:component> or <db:component-collection> elements or both. It specifies a list of form documents and sub-collections.

The <db:forms> element is usable within the following element: <office:database> 12.1.

The <db:forms> element has no attributes.

The <db:forms> element has the following child elements: <db:component> 12.25.5 and <db:component-collection> 12.25.4.

### 12.25.3 <db:reports>

The <db:reports> element may contain <db:component> or <db:component-collection> elements or both. It specifies a list of report documents and sub-collections.

The <db:reports> element is usable within the following element: <office:database> 12.1.

The <db:reports> element has no attributes.

The <db:reports> element has the following child elements: <db:component> 12.25.5 and <db:component-collection> 12.25.4.

### 12.25.4 <db:component-collection>

The <db:component-collection> element specifies a collection of <db:component> elements and <db:component-collection> elements.

The <db:component-collection> element is usable within the following elements: <db:component-collection> 12.25.4, <db:forms> 12.25.2 and <db:reports> 12.25.3.

The <db:component-collection> element has the following attributes: db:description 19.48, db:name 19.70 and db:title 19.84.

The <db:component-collection> element has the following child elements: <db:component> 12.25.5 and <db:component-collection> 12.25.4.

### 12.25.5 <db:component>

The <db:component> element specifies a database component which can be either a form or a report.

A database component is referenced using the xlink:href attribute or it is contained in a child element of either a <office:document> or <math:math> element.

The <db:component> element is usable within the following elements: <db:component-collection> 12.25.4, <db:forms> 12.25.2 and <db:reports> 12.25.3.

The <db:component> element has the following attributes: db:as-template 19.34, db:description 19.48, db:name 19.70, db:title 19.84, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <db:component> element has the following child elements: <math:math> 14.6 and <office:document> 3.1.2.

## 12.26 <db:queries>

The <db:queries> element may contain <db:query> or <db:query-collection> elements or both.

The <db:queries> element is usable within the following element: <office:database> 12.1.

The <db:queries> element has no attributes.

The <db:queries> element has the following child elements: <db:query> 12.28 and <db:query-collection> 12.27.

## 12.27 <db:query-collection>

The <db:query-collection> element may contain <db:query> or <db:query-collection> elements or both.

The <db:query-collection> element is usable within the following elements: <db:queries> 12.26 and <db:query-collection> 12.27.

The <db:query-collection> element has the following attributes: db:description 19.48, db:name 19.70 and db:title 19.84.

The <db:query-collection> element has the following child elements: <db:query> 12.28 and <db:query-collection> 12.27.

## 12.28 <db:query>

The <db:query> element specifies a database query.

The <db:query> element is usable within the following elements: <db:queries> 12.26 and <db:query-collection> 12.27.

The <db:query> element has the following attributes: db:command 19.38, db:default-row-style-name 19.46, db:description 19.48, db:escape-processing 19.51, db:name 19.70, db:style-name 19.80 and db:title 19.84.

The <db:query> element has the following child elements: <db:columns> 12.34, <db:filter-statement> 12.30, <db:order-statement> 12.29 and <db:update-table> 12.31.

## 12.29 <db:order-statement>

The <db:order-statement> element specifies a sort ("ORDER BY") [SQL] clause which is to be applied on top of another [SQL] statement producing a result set.

The <db:order-statement> element is usable within the following elements: <db:query> 12.28 and <db:table-representation> 12.33.

The <db:order-statement> element has the following attributes: db:apply-command 19.33 and db:command 19.38.

The <db:order-statement> element has no child elements.

## 12.30 <db:filter-statement>

The <db:filter-statement> element specifies a filter ("WHERE") [SQL] clause which is to be applied on top of another [SQL]-statement producing a result set.

The <db:filter-statement> element is usable within the following elements: <db:query> 12.28 and <db:table-representation> 12.33.

The <db:filter-statement> element has the following attributes: db:apply-command 19.33 and db:command 19.38.

The <db:filter-statement> element has no child elements.

## 12.31 <db:update-table>

The <db:update-table> element specifies the name of the table which will be updated when an UPDATE, INSERT or DELETE [SQL] statement is executed. It defines the table which should be updated when a SELECT [SQL] statement contains more than one table.

The <db:update-table> element is usable within the following element: <db:query> 12.28.

The <db:update-table> element has the following attributes: db:catalog-name 19.37, db:name 19.70 and db:schema-name 19.77.

The <db:update-table> element has no child elements.

## 12.32 <db:table-representations>

The <db:table-representations> element specifies a collection of tables.

The <db:table-representations> element is usable within the following element: <office:database> 12.1.

The <db:table-representations> element has no attributes.

The <db:table-representations> element has the following child element: <db:table-representation> 12.33.

## 12.33 <db:table-representation>

A <db:table-representation> element specifies how a consumer displays a table to the user.

The <db:table-representation> element is usable within the following element: <db:table-representations> 12.32.

The <db:table-representation> element has the following attributes: db:catalog-name 19.37, db:default-row-style-name 19.46, db:description 19.48, db:name 19.70, db:schema-name 19.77, db:style-name 19.80 and db:title 19.84.

The <db:table-representation> element has the following child elements: <db:columns> 12.34, <db:filter-statement> 12.30 and <db:order-statement> 12.29.

## 12.34 <db:columns>

The <db:columns> element is a collection of <db:column> elements.

The <db:columns> element is usable within the following elements: <db:query> 12.28 and <db:table-representation> 12.33.

The <db:columns> element has no attributes.

The <db:columns> element has the following child element: <db:column> 12.35.

## 12.35 <db:column>

The <db:column> element specifies settings for a column.

The <db:column> element is usable within the following element: <db:columns> 12.34.

The <db:column> element has the following attributes: db:default-cell-style-name 19.45, db:description 19.48, db:name 19.70, db:style-name 19.80, db:title 19.84, db:visible 19.91, office:boolean-value 19.371, office:currency 19.373, office:date-value 19.374, office:string-value 19.383, office:time-value 19.386, office:value 19.388, office:value-type 19.389.

The <db:column> element has no child elements.

## 12.36 <db:schema-definition>

The <db:schema-definition> element specifies a database schema.

The <db:schema-definition> element is usable within the following element: <office:database> 12.1.

The <db:schema-definition> element has no attributes.

The <db:schema-definition> element has the following child element: <db:table-definitions> 12.37.

## 12.37 <db:table-definitions>

The <db:table-definitions> element is a container for multiple <db:table-definition> elements.

The <db:table-definitions> element is usable within the following element: <db:schema-definition> 12.36.

The <db:table-definitions> element has no attributes.

The <db:table-definitions> element has the following child element: <db:table-definition> 12.38.

## 12.38 <db:table-definition>

The <db:table-definition> element specifies the schema of a single table.

The <db:table-definition> element is usable within the following element: <db:table-definitions> 12.37.

The <db:table-definition> element has the following attributes: db:catalog-name 19.37, db:name 19.70, db:schema-name 19.77 and db:type 19.85.

The <db:table-definition> element has the following child elements: <db:column-definitions> 12.39, <db:indices> 12.45 and <db:keys> 12.41.

## 12.39 <db:column-definitions>

The <db:column-definitions> element is a container for <db:column-definition> elements.

The <db:column-definitions> element is usable within the following element: <db:table-definition> 12.38.

The <db:column-definitions> element has no attributes.

The <db:column-definitions> element has the following child element: <db:column-definition> 12.40.

## 12.40 <db:column-definition>

The <db:column-definition> element defines a table column.

The <db:column-definition> element is usable within the following element: <db:column-definitions> 12.39.

The <db:column-definition> element has the following attributes: db:data-type 19.42, db:is-autoincrement 19.57, db:is-empty-allowed 19.59, db:is-nullable 19.62, db:name 19.70, db:precision 19.65, db:scale 19.76, db:type-name 19.86, office:boolean-value 19.371, office:currency 19.373, office:date-value 19.374, office:string-value 19.383, office:time-value 19.386, office:value 19.388, office:value-type 19.389.

The <db:column-definition> element has no child elements.

## 12.41 <db:keys>

The <db:keys> element is a container for one or more <db:key> elements.

The <db:keys> element is usable within the following element: <db:table-definition> 12.38.

The <db:keys> element has no attributes.

The <db:keys> element has the following child element: <db:key> 12.42.

## 12.42 <db:key>

The <db:key> element specifies a key for a table.

The <db:key> element is usable within the following element: <db:keys> 12.41.

The <db:key> element has the following attributes: db:delete-rule 19.47, db:name 19.70, db:referenced-table-name 19.73, db:type 19.85 and db:update-rule 19.87.

The <db:key> element has the following child element: <db:key-columns> 12.43.

## 12.43 <db:key-columns>

The <db:key-columns> element specifies the columns of a key.

The <db:key-columns> element is usable within the following element: <db:key> 12.42.

The <db:key-columns> element has no attributes.

The <db:key-columns> element has the following child element: <db:key-column> 12.44.

## 12.44 <db:key-column>

The <db:key-column> element specifies a description of a column of a table key.

The <db:key-column> element is usable within the following element: <db:key-columns> 12.43.

The <db:key-column> element has the following attributes: db:name 19.70 and db:related-column-name 19.74.

The <db:key-column> element has no child elements.

## 12.45 <db:indices>

The <db:indices> element defines the indexes of a table.

The <db:indices> element is usable within the following element: <db:table-definition> 12.38.

The <db:indices> element has no attributes.

The <db:indices> element has the following child element: <db:index> 12.46.

## 12.46 <db:index>

The <db:index> element defines the characteristics of a table index.

The <db:index> element is usable within the following element: <db:indices> 12.45.

The <db:index> element has the following attributes: db:catalog-name 19.37, db:is-clustered 19.58, db:is-unique 19.64 and db:name 19.70.

The <db:index> element has the following child element: <db:index-columns> 12.47.

## 12.47 <db:index-columns>

The <db:index-columns> element specifies the columns of a table index.

The <db:index-columns> element is usable within the following element: <db:index> 12.46.

The <db:index-columns> element has no attributes.

The <db:index-columns> element has the following child element: <db:index-column> 12.48.

## 12.48 <db:index-column>

The <db:index-column> element specifies the description of a column of a table index.

The <db:index-column> element is usable within the following element: <db:index-columns> 12.47.

The <db:index-column> element has the following attributes: db:is-ascending 19.56 and db:name 19.70.

The <db:index-column> element has no child elements.

# 13 Form Content

## 13.1 General

A form is a container for user-interface controls.

Note: Buttons, text boxes, check boxes, and drop-down lists are user interface controls that can be contained in a form.

In the OpenDocument format, the following rules apply to user interface controls and forms:

- •All controls shall be located in a form. 13.5

- •All controls that are not hidden are assigned an absolute or relative position. These visual aspects of a control are represented by drawing shapes that contain a reference to the control.

- •Forms may be nested. The containing form provides a context for the contained form.

- •Forms are not connected with the text flow and layout of a document.

- •Forms can be data-aware. A form is data-aware if the values subject to its controls are populated from and updated to a database.

Form behavior is defined for submission and connection to a data source only for forms defined by a <form:form> element.

The result set of values subject to the controls of the form is defined by the form:datasource, form:command, and form:command-type attributes. At any point in time, only one row of the result set is subject to the forms controls.

Form behavior is not defined for forms defined by a <xforms:model> element.

## 13.2 <office:forms>

The <office:forms> element is a container for <form:form> or <xforms:model> elements.

The <office:forms> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:page> 10.2.4, <office:text> 3.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:master-page> 16.9 and <table:table> 9.1.2.

The <office:forms> element has the following attributes: form:apply-design-mode 19.250 and form:automatic-focus 19.253.

The <office:forms> element has the following child elements: <form:form> 13.3 and <xforms:model> 13.4.

## 13.3 <form:form>

The <form:form> element specifies a user-interface form and defines the contents and properties of the form.

The <form:form> element is usable within the following elements: <form:form> 13.3 and <office:forms> 13.2.

The <form:form> element has the following attributes: form:allow-deletes 19.247, form:allow-inserts 19.248, form:allow-updates 19.249, form:apply-filter 19.251, form:command 19.256, form:command-type 19.257, form:control-implementation 19.258, form:datasource 19.264, form:detail-fields 19.267, form:enctype 19.271, form:escape-processing 19.272, form:filter 19.273, form:ignore-result 19.277, form:master-fields 19.287, form:method 19.291, form:name 19.294, form:navigation-mode 19.295, form:order 19.296, form:tab-cycle 19.309, office:target-frame 19.384, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <form:form> element has the following child elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:connection-resource> 7.6.2, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:fixed-text> 13.5.10, <form:form> 13.3, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:frame> 13.5.19, <form:generic-control> 13.5.25, <form:grid> 13.5.22, <form:hidden> 13.5.21, <form:image> 13.5.16, <form:image-frame> 13.5.20, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:properties> 13.7, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3, <form:time> 13.5.9, <form:value-range> 13.5.24 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

## 13.4 <xforms:model>

The <xforms:model> element implements [XForms] and is embedded in the <office:forms> element. XForms consists of two major parts, the XForms model which contains the form logic plus form data, and XForms controls, which can be bound to a data model.

Controls defined by OpenDocument (see 13.5) may be bound to an XForms model by an xforms:bind attribute.

The <xforms:model> element has the attributes and content defined in §3.3.1 of [XForms].

The <xforms:model> element is usable within the following element: <office:forms> 13.2.

## 13.5 Controls

### 13.5.1 General

Controls are used to interact with forms. Each control in a form is identified by a name. The name of a control need not be unique in a form.

Controls are connected to the surrounding document (and its text flow, if applicable) by binding them to a shape that acts as a placeholder for the control. 10.3.13

In addition to the attributes defined in this specification, controls may have implementation-dependent attributes. Those attributes are stored in a <form:properties> element in each control. Control events are specified in a <office:event-listeners> element.

### 13.5.2 <form:text>

The <form:text> element defines a control for displaying and inputting text on a single line.

The <form:text> element is usable within the following elements: <form:column> 13.5.23 and <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:text> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:convert-empty-to-null 19.259, form:current-value 19.262, form:data-field 19.263, form:disabled 19.268, form:id 19.276, form:input-required 19.921, form:linked-cell 19.283, form:max-length 19.288, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:readonly 19.301, form:tab-index 19.310, form:tab-stop 19.311, form:title 19.313, form:value 19.316, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:text> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.3 <form:textarea>

The <form:textarea> element defines a control for displaying and inputting text on multiple lines.

The <form:textarea> element may be used with plain-text values (specified by the form:current-value attribute) as well as with formatted text (specified as paragraph content). If both a form:current-value attribute and one or more <text:p> elements are present, it is implementation-dependent which text is used.

The <form:textarea> element is usable within the following elements: <form:column> 13.5.23 and <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:textarea> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:convert-empty-to-null 19.259, form:current-value 19.262, form:data-field 19.263, form:disabled 19.268, form:id 19.276, form:input-required 19.921, form:linked-cell 19.283, form:max-length 19.288, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:readonly 19.301, form:tab-index 19.310, form:tab-stop 19.311, form:title 19.313, form:value 19.316, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:textarea> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7, <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

### 13.5.4 <form:password>

The <form:password> element defines a control that uses an echo character to hide password input by a user.

The <form:password> element is usable within the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:password> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:convert-empty-to-null 19.259, form:disabled 19.268, form:echo-char 19.270, form:id 19.276, form:input-required 19.921, form:linked-cell 19.283, form:max-length 19.288, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:tab-index 19.310, form:tab-stop 19.311, form:title 19.313, form:value 19.316, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:password> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.5 <form:file>

The <form:file> element defines a control for selecting a file.

The <form:file> element is usable within the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:file> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:current-value 19.262, form:disabled 19.268, form:id 19.276, form:linked-cell 19.283, form:max-length 19.288, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:readonly 19.301, form:tab-index 19.310, form:tab-stop 19.311, form:title 19.313, form:value 19.316, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:file> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.6 <form:formatted-text>

The <form:formatted-text> element defines a control for inputting text, which follows the format defined by a data style that is assigned to the control's graphical shape.

The <form:formatted-text> element is usable within the following elements: <form:column> 13.5.23 and <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:formatted-text> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:convert-empty-to-null 19.259, form:current-value 19.262, form:data-field 19.263, form:delay-for-repeat 19.266, form:disabled 19.268, form:id 19.276, form:input-required 19.921, form:linked-cell 19.283, form:max-length 19.288, form:max-value 19.289, form:min-value 19.290, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:readonly 19.301, form:repeat 19.302, form:spin-button 19.306, form:tab-index 19.310, form:tab-stop 19.311, form:title 19.313, form:validation 19.315, form:value 19.316, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:formatted-text> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.7 <form:number>

The <form:number> element defines a control which allows the user to enter a floating-point number.

The <form:number> element is usable within the following elements: <form:column> 13.5.23 and <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:number> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:convert-empty-to-null 19.259, form:current-value 19.262, form:data-field 19.263, form:delay-for-repeat 19.266, form:disabled 19.268, form:id 19.276, form:linked-cell 19.283, form:max-length 19.288, form:max-value 19.289, form:min-value 19.290, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:readonly 19.301, form:repeat 19.302, form:spin-button 19.306, form:tab-index 19.310, form:tab-stop 19.311, form:title 19.313, form:value 19.316, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:number> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.8 <form:date>

The <form:date> element defines a control for inputting date data.

The <form:date> element is usable within the following elements: <form:column> 13.5.23 and <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:date> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:convert-empty-to-null 19.259, form:current-value 19.262, form:data-field 19.263, form:delay-for-repeat 19.266, form:disabled 19.268, form:id 19.276, form:input-required 19.921, form:linked-cell 19.283, form:max-length 19.288, form:max-value 19.289, form:min-value 19.290, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:readonly 19.301, form:repeat 19.302, form:spin-button 19.306, form:tab-index 19.310, form:tab-stop 19.311, form:title 19.313, form:value 19.316, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:date> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.9 <form:time>

The <form:time> element defines a control for inputting time data.

The <form:time> element is usable within the following elements: <form:column> 13.5.23 and <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:time> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:convert-empty-to-null 19.259, form:current-value 19.262, form:data-field 19.263, form:delay-for-repeat 19.266, form:disabled 19.268, form:id 19.276, form:input-required 19.921, form:linked-cell 19.283, form:max-length 19.288, form:max-value 19.289, form:min-value 19.290, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:readonly 19.301, form:repeat 19.302, form:spin-button 19.306, form:tab-index 19.310, form:tab-stop 19.311, form:title 19.313, form:value 19.316, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:time> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.10 <form:fixed-text>

The <form:fixed-text> element defines a control which attaches additional information to controls, or displays information. Only one label may be associated with a control.

The <form:fixed-text> element is usable within the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:fixed-text> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:disabled 19.268, form:for 19.275, form:id 19.276, form:label 19.282, form:multi-line 19.292, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:title 19.313, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:fixed-text> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.11 <form:combobox>

The <form:combobox> element defines a control which allows displaying and editing of text, and contains a list of possible values for that text.

The <form:combobox> element is usable within the following elements: <form:column> 13.5.23 and <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:combobox> element has the following attributes: form:auto-complete 19.252, form:control-implementation 19.258, form:convert-empty-to-null 19.259, form:current-value 19.262, form:data-field 19.263, form:disabled 19.268, form:dropdown 19.269, form:id 19.276, form:input-required 19.921, form:linked-cell 19.283, form:list-source 19.285, form:list-source-type 19.286, form:max-length 19.288, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:readonly 19.301, form:size 19.304, form:source-cell-range 19.305, form:tab-index 19.310, form:tab-stop 19.311, form:title 19.313, form:value 19.316, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:combobox> element has the following child elements: <form:item> 13.5.12, <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.12 <form:item>

The <form:item> element defines a list item for a <form:combobox> control.

The <form:item> element is usable within the following element: <form:combobox> 13.5.11.

The <form:item> element has the following attribute: form:label 19.282.

The <form:item> element has no child elements.

The <form:item> element has character data content.

### 13.5.13 <form:listbox>

The <form:listbox> element defines an input control that allows a user to select one or more items from a list. It is an alternative representation for a group of radio buttons.

The <form:listbox> element is usable within the following elements: <form:column> 13.5.23 and <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:listbox> element has the following attributes: form:bound-column 19.254, form:control-implementation 19.258, form:data-field 19.263, form:disabled 19.268, form:dropdown 19.269, form:id 19.276, form:input-required 19.921, form:linked-cell 19.283, form:list-linkage-type 19.284, form:list-source 19.285, form:list-source-type 19.286, form:multiple 19.293, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:size 19.304, form:source-cell-range 19.305, form:tab-index 19.310, form:tab-stop 19.311, form:title 19.313, form:xforms-list-source 19.318, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:listbox> element has the following child elements: <form:option> 13.5.14, <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.14 <form:option>

The <form:option> element defines a list item for a <form:listbox> control.

The <form:option> element is usable within the following element: <form:listbox> 13.5.13.

The <form:option> element has the following attributes: form:current-selected 19.260, form:label 19.282, form:selected 19.303 and form:value 19.316.

The <form:option> element has no child elements.

The <form:option> element has character data content.

### 13.5.15 <form:button>

The <form:button> element defines a button control.

The <form:button> element is usable within the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:button> element has the following attributes: form:button-type 19.255, form:control-implementation 19.258, form:default-button 19.265, form:delay-for-repeat 19.266, form:disabled 19.268, form:focus-on-click 19.274, form:id 19.276, form:image-align 19.278, form:image-data 19.279, form:image-position 19.280, form:label 19.282, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:repeat 19.302, form:tab-index 19.310, form:tab-stop 19.311, form:title 19.313, form:toggle 19.314, form:value 19.316, form:xforms-submission 19.319, office:target-frame 19.384, xforms:bind 19.910, xlink:href 19.916 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:button> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.16 <form:image>

The <form:image> element defines a graphical button control.

Note: HTML 4.01 only allows the button type to be “submit” for an image button. In OpenDocument, an image button can be of any type.

The <form:image> element is usable within the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:image> element has the following attributes: form:button-type 19.255, form:control-implementation 19.258, form:disabled 19.268, form:id 19.276, form:image-data 19.279, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:tab-index 19.310, form:tab-stop 19.311, form:title 19.313, form:value 19.316, office:target-frame 19.384, xforms:bind 19.910, xlink:href 19.916 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:image> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.17 <form:checkbox>

The <form:checkbox> element defines an on/off control. The control is on when the value of the form:current-state attribute associated with the control element is checked.

The <form:checkbox> element is usable within the following elements: <form:column> 13.5.23 and <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:checkbox> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:current-state 19.261, form:data-field 19.263, form:disabled 19.268, form:id 19.276, form:image-align 19.278, form:image-position 19.280, form:input-required 19.921, form:is-tristate 19.281, form:label 19.282, form:linked-cell 19.283, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:state 19.307, form:tab-index 19.310, form:tab-stop 19.311, form:title 19.313, form:value 19.316, form:visual-effect 19.317, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:checkbox> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.18 <form:radio>

The <form:radio> element defines a control which acts like a check box except that when multiple radio buttons belong to the same group they are mutually exclusive. When one button is on, all of the other buttons with the same name are off.

Radio buttons are defined to belong to the same group if they have the same control name, as specified by their form:name attribute.

If a group of radio buttons is bound to one database field, and a user selects any given button, the reference value of the selected radio button is written into its database field.

The <form:radio> element is usable within the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:radio> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:current-selected 19.260, form:data-field 19.263, form:disabled 19.268, form:id 19.276, form:image-align 19.278, form:image-position 19.280, form:input-required 19.921, form:label 19.282, form:linked-cell 19.283, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:selected 19.303, form:tab-index 19.310, form:tab-stop 19.311, form:title 19.313, form:value 19.316, form:visual-effect 19.317, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:radio> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.19 <form:frame>

The <form:frame> element defines a frame in which controls may be visually arranged.

The <form:frame> element is usable within the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:frame> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:disabled 19.268, form:for 19.275, form:id 19.276, form:label 19.282, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:title 19.313, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:frame> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.20 <form:image-frame>

The <form:image-frame> element defines a graphical control. The control displays an image, whose location is described in the control.

The <form:image-frame> element is usable within the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:image-frame> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:data-field 19.263, form:disabled 19.268, form:id 19.276, form:image-data 19.279, form:input-required 19.921, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:readonly 19.301, form:title 19.313, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:image-frame> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.21 <form:hidden>

The <form:hidden> element defines a control that does not have a visual representation.

Note: A control without visual representation can be used for information not displayed to the user but is submitted as part of a form.

The <form:hidden> element is usable within the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:hidden> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:id 19.276, form:name 19.294, form:value 19.316, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:hidden> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.22 <form:grid>

The <form:grid> element defines a control that displays table data.

Each column in the grid is specified by a <form:column> element.

The <form:grid> element is usable within the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:grid> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:disabled 19.268, form:id 19.276, form:name 19.294, form:printable 19.299, form:tab-index 19.310, form:tab-stop 19.311, form:title 19.313, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:grid> element has the following child elements: <form:column> 13.5.23, <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.23 <form:column>

The <form:column> element defines a column in a grid control.

The <form:column> element is usable within the following element: <form:grid> 13.5.22.

The <form:column> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:label 19.282, form:name 19.294 and form:text-style-name 19.312.

The <form:column> element has the following child elements: <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3 and <form:time> 13.5.9.

### 13.5.24 <form:value-range>

The <form:value-range> element defines a control which allows the user to select a value from a number range.

The <form:value-range> element is usable within the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:value-range> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:delay-for-repeat 19.266, form:disabled 19.268, form:id 19.276, form:linked-cell 19.283, form:max-value 19.289, form:min-value 19.290, form:name 19.294, form:orientation 19.297, form:page-step-size 19.298, form:printable 19.299, form:repeat 19.302, form:step-size 19.308, form:tab-index 19.310, form:tab-stop 19.311, form:title 19.313, form:value 19.316, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:value-range> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

### 13.5.25 <form:generic-control>

The <form:generic-control> element defines an implementation-defined placeholder for a generic control. The generic control can contain any properties and any events.

The <form:generic-control> element is usable within the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The <form:generic-control> element has the following attributes: form:control-implementation 19.258, form:id 19.276, form:name 19.294, xforms:bind 19.910 and xml:id 19.920.

The <form:generic-control> element has the following child elements: <form:properties> 13.7 and <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

## 13.6 Event Listeners

Forms and form controls may have event listeners attached. The event listeners that are attached to a control are represented by an event listener element as described in section 14.5. This element is contained within form or form control elements.

Section 19.433 contains guidelines for event names that may be used within forms and form controls. In addition to those, the events listed in Table 9 may be used in forms and form controls.

Table 9 - Form control event names

Value of script:event-name Attribute | Applies To | Description of Event
form:approveaction | Button or image. | Occurs before an “on perform action” event takes place. Allows a user to veto an action.
form:performaction | Button or image. | Occurs when the control action is to be performed. The common interpretation of this event is “pressing the button”.
form:textchange | All controls that allow text input. | Occurs when a user changes the text in a control.
form:itemstatechange | Check box or radio button. | Occurs when the state of a check box or radio button changes.
form:mousedrag | All controls. | Occurs when a user presses and holds one of the mouse buttons and moves the mouse pointer onto a control.
form:approvereset | same objects as for form:on-reset | Occurs before an “on-reset” event takes place. Allows a user to veto a reset event.
form:approveupdate | All controls that can be bound to a database field, that is controls that contain the data-field attribute. | Occurs before an “on update” event takes place. Allows a user to veto an update.
form:update | All controls that can be bound to a database field, that is controls that contain the data-field attribute. | Occurs when the content of a control that is bound to a database field is committed.
form:load | Forms. | Occurs when a form establishes a connection to the data source.
form:startreload | Forms. | Occurs when a form is about to refresh a data source connection.
form:reload | Forms. | Occurs when a form has refreshed a data source connection.
form:startunload | Forms. | Occurs when a form is about to drop a data source connection.
form:unload | Forms. | Occurs when a form has dropped a data source connection.
form:confirmdelete | Forms. | Occurs when a user is about to delete a record.
form:approverowchange | Forms. | Occurs before an “on row change” event takes place. Allows a user to veto a change.
form:rowchange | Forms. | Occurs after changes to a row are complete.
form:approvecursormove | Forms. | Occurs before a form is moved to another row. Allows a user to veto a move.
form:cursormove | Forms. | Occurs after a form is moved to another row.
form:supplyparameter | Forms. | Occurs when a form asks for parameters to connect to a data source.
form:error | Forms, combo boxes and list boxes. | Occurs when a database-related error occurs.
form:adjust | Value Range | Occurs when the value of a Value Range element has been adjusted.

## 13.7 <form:properties>

The <form:properties> element is a container for <form:property> and <form:list-property> elements.

The <form:properties> element is usable within the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:fixed-text> 13.5.10, <form:form> 13.3, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:frame> 13.5.19, <form:generic-control> 13.5.25, <form:grid> 13.5.22, <form:hidden> 13.5.21, <form:image> 13.5.16, <form:image-frame> 13.5.20, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3, <form:time> 13.5.9 and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The <form:properties> element has no attributes.

The <form:properties> element has the following child elements: <form:list-property> 13.9 and <form:property> 13.8.

## 13.8 <form:property>

The <form:property> element defines the name, type and value of a property.

The <form:property> element is usable within the following element: <form:properties> 13.7.

The <form:property> element has the following attributes: form:property-name 19.300, office:boolean-value 19.371, office:currency 19.373, office:date-value 19.374, office:string-value 19.383, office:time-value 19.386, office:value 19.388, office:value-type 19.389.

The <form:property> element has no child elements.

## 13.9 <form:list-property>

The <form:list-property> element container for <form:list-value> elements.

The <form:list-property> element has an office:value-type attribute (19.389) that acts as a constraint on the attributes that may appear on its child <form:list-value> element.

The <form:list-property> element is usable within the following element: <form:properties> 13.7.

The <form:list-property> element has the following attributes: form:property-name 19.300, office:value-type 19.389.

The <form:list-property> element has the following child elements: <form:list-value> 13.10.

## 13.10 <form:list-value>

The list value element contains value attributes for the value type given in the containing <form:list-property> element.

The <form:list-value> element is usable within the following element: <form:list-property> 13.9.

The <form:list-value> element has the following attributes: office:boolean-value 19.371, office:currency 19.373, office:date-value 19.374, office:string-value 19.383, office:time-value 19.386, office:value 19.388.

The <form:list-value> element has no child elements.

# 14 Common Content

## 14.1 <office:annotation>

The <office:annotation> element specifies an OpenDocument annotation. The annotation's text is contained in <text:p> and <text:list> elements.

The <office:annotation> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:page> 10.2.4, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <office:annotation> element has the following attributes: draw:caption-point-x 19.116, draw:caption-point-y 19.117, draw:class-names 19.120, draw:corner-radius 19.127, draw:id 19.187, draw:layer 19.189, draw:name 19.197, draw:style-name 19.219, draw:text-style-name 19.227, draw:transform 19.228, draw:z-index 19.231, office:display 19.378, office:name 19.380, presentation:class-names 19.394, presentation:style-name 19.426, svg:height 19.543, svg:rx 19.554, svg:ry 19.555, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577, svg:y 19.581, table:end-cell-address 19.631, table:end-x 19.636, table:end-y 19.637, table:table-background 19.733, text:anchor-page-number 19.758, text:anchor-type 19.759 and xml:id 19.920.

The <office:annotation> element has the following child elements: <dc:creator> 4.3.2.7, <dc:date> 4.3.2.10, <meta:creator-initials> 14.4, <meta:date-string> 14.3, <text:list> 5.3.1 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

## 14.2 <office:annotation-end>

The <office:annotation-end> element may be used to define the end of a text range of document content that spans element boundaries. In that case, an <office:annotation> element shall precede the <office:annotation-end> element. Both elements shall have the same value for their office:name attribute.

The <office:annotation-end> element shall be preceded by an <office:annotation> element that has the same value for its office:name attribute as the <office:annotation-end> element.

An <office:annotation-end> element without a preceding <office:annotation> element that has the same name assigned is ignored.

The <office:annotation-end> element is usable within the following elements: <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 and <text:span> 6.1.7.

The <office:annotation-end> element has the following attribute: office:name 19.380.

The <office:annotation-end> element has no child elements.

## 14.3 <meta:date-string> (deprecated)

The <meta:date-string> element contains a date that is of type string and not a date type. This value is used only for display as entered.

The <meta:date-string> element is usable within the following element: <office:annotation> 14.1.

The <meta:date-string> element has no attributes.

The <meta:date-string> element has no child elements.

The <meta:date-string> element has content of data type string 18.2.

## 14.4 <meta:creator-initials>

The <meta:creator-initials> element represents the initials of the author of the annotation represented by the parent <office:annotation> element.

The <meta:creator-initials> element is usable within the following element: <office:annotation> 14.1.

The <meta:creator-initials> element has no attributes.

The <meta:creator-initials> element has no child elements.

The <meta:creator-initials> element has character data content.

## 14.5 Event Listener Tables

### 14.5.1 General

Controls, images, text boxes, or an entire document can support events. An event binds the occurrence of a condition to an action that is executed if the condition arises.

Events are represented as follows:

- •All of the event elements that are associated with an object are located in an <office:event-listeners> element.

- •Each event-to-action association is recorded in one child element.

- •Depending on the type of action that the event triggers, the following child elements are used:

  - ●The <script:event-listener> 14.5.2 element represents events that are bound to a macro or script.

  - ●The <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2 element represents events that are bound to an action that is specific to a presentation.

### 14.5.2 <script:event-listener>

The <script:event-listener> element binds an event to a macro.

The <script:event-listener> element is usable within the following element: <office:event-listeners> 10.3.19.

The <script:event-listener> element has the following attributes: script:event-name 19.433, script:language 19.434, script:macro-name 19.435, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <script:event-listener> element has no child elements.

### 14.5.3 Event Types

Event types are implementation-defined. See 19.433.

### 14.5.4 Macro Name and Location

Macro code for an event may be specified by either an xlink:href 19.916 attribute as an IRI, or a script:macro-name 19.435 attribute by name. Macro names and applicable IRI schemes are script-language-dependent.

## 14.6 <math:math>

The <math:math> element serves as a container for content defined by the MathML standard. See [MathML].

The <math:math> element is usable within the following elements: <db:component> 12.25.5 and <draw:object> 10.4.6.2.

## 14.7 DDE Connections

### 14.7.1 General

A Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) connection consists of parameters for a DDE target application, a file name, and a command string. A DDE connection also takes a parameter that specifies whether it will be updated automatically or only on the user's request. Every DDE connection shall be named.

All elements making use of DDE connections shall contain their content (or its presentation), so that documents using DDE can still be properly displayed on machines which do not support the DDE mechanism, or where the DDE target is not available. Consumers should preserve the DDE connection information even if they cannot make use of it.

Note: DDE only is available on some operating systems. In order to create portable documents, authors are advised to use this feature in their documents with great care.

### 14.7.2 <text:dde-connection-decls>

The <text:dde-connection-decls> element is a container element for <text:dde-connection-decl> elements in text documents.

The <text:dde-connection-decls> element is usable within the following elements: <office:chart> 3.8, <office:drawing> 3.5, <office:presentation> 3.6, <office:spreadsheet> 3.7, <office:text> 3.4, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11 and <style:header-left> 16.14.

The <text:dde-connection-decls> element has no attributes.

The <text:dde-connection-decls> element has the following child element: <text:dde-connection-decl> 14.7.3.

### 14.7.3 <text:dde-connection-decl>

The <text:dde-connection-decl> element defines a DDE connection for use in DDE text fields. Multiple DDE fields can refer to one DDE connection by using the same name.

The <text:dde-connection-decl> element is usable within the following element: <text:dde-connection-decls> 14.7.2.

The <text:dde-connection-decl> element has the following attributes: office:automatic-update 19.370, office:dde-application 19.375, office:dde-item 19.376, office:dde-topic 19.377 and office:name 19.380.

The <text:dde-connection-decl> element has no child elements.

### 14.7.4 <table:dde-link>

The <table:dde-link> element contains DDE source data for use in spreadsheet formulas. It contains a <office:dde-source> element and a simple table element that may be used to cache the data of a DDE source. The table does not need a name and does not contain style information. Only the data contained in the cell attributes is used. The cells themselves remain empty.

The <table:dde-link> element is usable within the following element: <table:dde-links> 9.8.

The <table:dde-link> element has no attributes.

The <table:dde-link> element has the following child elements: <office:dde-source> 14.7.5 and <table:table> 9.1.2.

### 14.7.5 <office:dde-source>

The <office:dde-source> element defines a DDE connection.

If the element is a child element of a <table:table> element, the <office:dde-source> element specifies that the table is linked through DDE along the connection data.

If the element is a child element of a <text:section> element, the <office:dde-source> element specifies that the text section is linked through DDE along the connection data.

If the element is a child element of a <table:dde-link> element, the <office:dde-source> element specifies the connection data for a DDE link that can be used in spreadsheet formulas.

The <office:dde-source> element is usable within the following elements: <table:dde-link> 14.7.4, <table:table> 9.1.2 and <text:section> 5.4.

The <office:dde-source> element has the following attributes: office:automatic-update 19.370, office:conversion-mode 19.372, office:dde-application 19.375, office:dde-item 19.376, office:dde-topic 19.377 and office:name 19.380.

The <office:dde-source> element has no child elements.

# 15 SMIL Animations

## 15.1 General

This section specifies [SMIL20] based elements and attributes that can be used within the OpenDocument format for animation effects.

## 15.2 Basic Animation Elements

### 15.2.1 General

The animation elements are based upon §3.5 and §12.5 of [SMIL20], and section §19.2 of [SVG].

### 15.2.2 <anim:animate>

See §3.5.1 of [SMIL20].

The <anim:animate> element is usable within the following elements: <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <draw:page> 10.2.4 and <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <anim:animate> element has the following attributes: anim:formula 19.6, anim:sub-item 19.11, smil:accelerate 19.436, smil:accumulate 19.437, smil:additive 19.438, smil:attributeName 19.439, smil:autoReverse 19.440, smil:begin 19.441, smil:by 19.442, smil:calcMode 19.443, smil:decelerate 19.444, smil:dur 19.446, smil:end 19.447, smil:fill 19.450, smil:fillDefault 19.451, smil:from 19.452, smil:keySplines 19.453, smil:keyTimes 19.454, smil:repeatCount 19.456, smil:repeatDur 19.457, smil:restart 19.458, smil:restartDefault 19.459, smil:targetElement 19.461, smil:to 19.462 and smil:values 19.464.

The <anim:animate> element has no child elements.

### 15.2.3 <anim:animateTransform>

The <anim:animateTransform> element defines the transformation of an animation. It is based on the [SVG] <svg:animateTransform> element. See §19.2.14 of [SVG].

The <anim:animateTransform> element is usable within the following elements: <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <draw:page> 10.2.4 and <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <anim:animateTransform> element has the following attributes: anim:formula 19.6, anim:sub-item 19.11, smil:accelerate 19.436, smil:accumulate 19.437, smil:additive 19.438, smil:attributeName 19.439, smil:autoReverse 19.440, smil:begin 19.441, smil:by 19.442, smil:decelerate 19.444, smil:dur 19.446, smil:end 19.447, smil:fill 19.450, smil:fillDefault 19.451, smil:from 19.452, smil:repeatCount 19.456, smil:repeatDur 19.457, smil:restart 19.458, smil:restartDefault 19.459, smil:targetElement 19.461, smil:to 19.462, smil:values 19.464 and svg:type 19.565.

The <anim:animateTransform> element has no child elements.

### 15.2.4 <anim:set>

See §3.5.2 of [SMIL20].

The <anim:set> element is usable within the following elements: <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <draw:page> 10.2.4 and <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <anim:set> element has the following attributes: anim:sub-item 19.11, smil:accelerate 19.436, smil:accumulate 19.437, smil:additive 19.438, smil:attributeName 19.439, smil:autoReverse 19.440, smil:begin 19.441, smil:decelerate 19.444, smil:dur 19.446, smil:end 19.447, smil:fill 19.450, smil:fillDefault 19.451, smil:repeatCount 19.456, smil:repeatDur 19.457, smil:restart 19.458, smil:restartDefault 19.459, smil:targetElement 19.461 and smil:to 19.462.

The <anim:set> element has no child elements.

### 15.2.5 <anim:animateMotion>

See §19.2.12 of [SVG] and §3.5.3 of [SMIL20].

The <anim:animateMotion> element is usable within the following elements: <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <draw:page> 10.2.4 and <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <anim:animateMotion> element has the following attributes: anim:formula 19.6, anim:sub-item 19.11, smil:accelerate 19.436, smil:accumulate 19.437, smil:additive 19.438, smil:attributeName 19.439, smil:autoReverse 19.440, smil:begin 19.441, smil:by 19.442, smil:calcMode 19.443, smil:decelerate 19.444, smil:dur 19.446, smil:end 19.447, smil:fill 19.450, smil:fillDefault 19.451, smil:from 19.452, smil:keySplines 19.453, smil:keyTimes 19.454, smil:repeatCount 19.456, smil:repeatDur 19.457, smil:restart 19.458, smil:restartDefault 19.459, smil:targetElement 19.461, smil:to 19.462, smil:values 19.464, svg:origin 19.548 and svg:path 19.552.

The <anim:animateMotion> element has no child elements.

### 15.2.6 <anim:animateColor>

See §3.5.4 of [SMIL20].

The <anim:animateColor> element is usable within the following elements: <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <draw:page> 10.2.4 and <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <anim:animateColor> element has the following attributes: anim:color-interpolation 19.2, anim:color-interpolation-direction 19.3, anim:formula 19.6, anim:sub-item 19.11, smil:accelerate 19.436, smil:accumulate 19.437, smil:additive 19.438, smil:attributeName 19.439, smil:autoReverse 19.440, smil:begin 19.441, smil:by 19.442, smil:calcMode 19.443, smil:decelerate 19.444, smil:dur 19.446, smil:end 19.447, smil:fill 19.450, smil:fillDefault 19.451, smil:from 19.452, smil:keySplines 19.453, smil:keyTimes 19.454, smil:repeatCount 19.456, smil:repeatDur 19.457, smil:restart 19.458, smil:restartDefault 19.459, smil:targetElement 19.461, smil:to 19.462 and smil:values 19.464.

The <anim:animateColor> element has no child elements.

### 15.2.7 <anim:transitionFilter>

The <anim:transitionFilter> element is based on the [SMIL20] <smil:transitionFilter> element. See §12.5.1 of [SMIL20].

The <anim:transitionFilter> element is usable within the following elements: <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <draw:page> 10.2.4 and <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <anim:transitionFilter> element has the following attributes: anim:formula 19.6, anim:sub-item 19.11, smil:accelerate 19.436, smil:accumulate 19.437, smil:additive 19.438, smil:autoReverse 19.440, smil:begin 19.441, smil:by 19.442, smil:calcMode 19.443, smil:decelerate 19.444, smil:direction 19.445, smil:dur 19.446, smil:end 19.447, smil:fadeColor 19.449, smil:fill 19.450, smil:fillDefault 19.451, smil:from 19.452, smil:mode 19.455, smil:repeatCount 19.456, smil:repeatDur 19.457, smil:restart 19.458, smil:restartDefault 19.459, smil:subtype 19.460, smil:targetElement 19.461, smil:to 19.462, smil:type 19.463 and smil:values 19.464.

The <anim:transitionFilter> element has no child elements.

## 15.3 Animation Model Attributes

### 15.3.1 General

The animation model uses the same concepts and syntax as specified in §3 of [SMIL20].

### 15.3.2 Simple Animation Functions

Simplified animations can be specified using the [SMIL20] smil:from, smil:to and smil:by attributes. See §3.4.4 of [SMIL20].

## 15.4 Animation Timing

### 15.4.1 General

Animation timing uses the same concepts and syntax as specified in §10 and §11 of [SMIL20].

### 15.4.2 <anim:par>

The <anim:par> element is a container of child animation nodes that have a common starting point.

The <anim:par> element is usable within the following elements: <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <draw:page> 10.2.4 and <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <anim:par> element has the following attributes: anim:id 19.7, presentation:group-id 19.401, presentation:master-element 19.402, presentation:node-type 19.406, presentation:preset-class 19.414, presentation:preset-id 19.415, presentation:preset-sub-type 19.416, smil:accelerate 19.436, smil:autoReverse 19.440, smil:begin 19.441, smil:decelerate 19.444, smil:dur 19.446, smil:end 19.447, smil:endsync 19.448, smil:fill 19.450, smil:fillDefault 19.451, smil:repeatCount 19.456, smil:repeatDur 19.457, smil:restart 19.458, smil:restartDefault 19.459 and xml:id 19.920.

The <anim:par> element has the following child elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:command> 15.6.1, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

### 15.4.3 <anim:seq>

The <anim:seq> element is a container for child animation nodes that start in a sequential fashion.

The <anim:seq> element is usable within the following elements: <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <draw:page> 10.2.4 and <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <anim:seq> element has the following attributes: anim:id 19.7, presentation:group-id 19.401, presentation:master-element 19.402, presentation:node-type 19.406, presentation:preset-class 19.414, presentation:preset-id 19.415, presentation:preset-sub-type 19.416, smil:accelerate 19.436, smil:autoReverse 19.440, smil:begin 19.441, smil:decelerate 19.444, smil:dur 19.446, smil:end 19.447, smil:endsync 19.448, smil:fill 19.450, smil:fillDefault 19.451, smil:repeatCount 19.456, smil:repeatDur 19.457, smil:restart 19.458, smil:restartDefault 19.459 and xml:id 19.920.

The <anim:seq> element has the following child elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:command> 15.6.1, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

### 15.4.4 <anim:iterate>

The <anim:iterate> element defines a parallel time container. The animation effects are applied to the child objects of the target element. The effects for each child object are started one after another, where the delay between the start of the effects of two subsequent children is specified by the anim:iterate-interval attribute. 19.8

The <anim:iterate> element is usable within the following elements: <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <draw:page> 10.2.4 and <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <anim:iterate> element has the following attributes: anim:id 19.7, anim:iterate-interval 19.8, anim:iterate-type 19.9, anim:sub-item 19.11, presentation:group-id 19.401, presentation:master-element 19.402, presentation:node-type 19.406, presentation:preset-class 19.414, presentation:preset-id 19.415, presentation:preset-sub-type 19.416, smil:accelerate 19.436, smil:autoReverse 19.440, smil:begin 19.441, smil:decelerate 19.444, smil:dur 19.446, smil:end 19.447, smil:endsync 19.448, smil:fill 19.450, smil:fillDefault 19.451, smil:repeatCount 19.456, smil:repeatDur 19.457, smil:restart 19.458, smil:restartDefault 19.459, smil:targetElement 19.461 and xml:id 19.920.

The <anim:iterate> element has the following child elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:command> 15.6.1, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

## 15.5 <anim:audio>

The <anim:audio> element is based on the [SMIL20] <smil:audio> element. It specifies the playback of audio streams during an animation. See §7.3.1 of [SMIL20].

The <anim:audio> element is usable within the following elements: <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <draw:page> 10.2.4 and <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <anim:audio> element has the following attributes: anim:audio-level 19.4, anim:id 19.7, presentation:group-id 19.401, presentation:master-element 19.402, presentation:node-type 19.406, presentation:preset-class 19.414, presentation:preset-id 19.415, presentation:preset-sub-type 19.416, smil:begin 19.441, smil:dur 19.446, smil:end 19.447, smil:fill 19.450, smil:fillDefault 19.451, smil:repeatCount 19.456, smil:repeatDur 19.457, smil:restart 19.458, smil:restartDefault 19.459, xlink:href 19.916 and xml:id 19.920.

The <anim:audio> element has no child elements.

## 15.6 Animation Command Elements

### 15.6.1 <anim:command>

The <anim:command> element specifies an animation command.

Note: See 19.5 for details about the element's usage in presentation documents.

The <anim:command> element is usable within the following elements: <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <draw:page> 10.2.4 and <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <anim:command> element has the following attributes: anim:command 19.5, anim:id 19.7, anim:sub-item 19.11, presentation:group-id 19.401, presentation:master-element 19.402, presentation:node-type 19.406, presentation:preset-class 19.414, presentation:preset-id 19.415, presentation:preset-sub-type 19.416, smil:begin 19.441, smil:end 19.447, smil:targetElement 19.461 and xml:id 19.920.

The <anim:command> element has the following child element: <anim:param> 15.6.2.

### 15.6.2 <anim:param>

The <anim:param> element specifies a parameter for an <anim:command> element.

The <anim:param> element is usable within the following element: <anim:command> 15.6.1.

The <anim:param> element has the following attributes: anim:name 19.10 and anim:value 19.12.

The <anim:param> element has no child elements.

# 16 Styles

## 16.1 General

Objects in an office document may have formatting properties. A formatting property influences the visual representation of an object.

In the OpenDocument format, formatting properties are stored in styles.

There are two reasons for using styles to store formatting properties:

1. 1)Format information is separated from document content.

2. 2)Styles enable consistent formatting and changing of formatting for objects subject to styles.

Styles and font face declarations are referenced by their style:name attribute. A referenced style or font face declaration should be defined in the same file as the reference, or in styles.xml.

## 16.2 <style:style>

The <style:style> element represents styles.

Styles defined by the <style:style> element use a hierarchical style model. The <style:style> element supports inheritance of formatting properties by a style from its parent style. A parent style is specified by the style:parent-style-name attribute on a <style:style> element.

The determination of the value of a formatting property begins with any style that is specified by an element. If the formatting property is present in that style, its value is used.

If that style does not specify a value for that formatting property and it has a parent style, the value of the formatting element is taken from the parent style, if present.

If the parent style does not have a value for the formatting property, the search for the formatting property value continues up parent styles until either the formatting property has been found or a style is found with no parent style.

If a search of the parent styles of a style does not result in a value for a formatting property, the determination of its value depends on the style family and the element to which a style is applied.

For styles with family text which are applied to elements which are contained in another element that specifies a style with family text, the search continues within the text style that is applied to the nearest ancestor element that specifies a style with family text, and continues in its parent styles.

For styles with family text which are applied to elements which are contained in a paragraph element 6.1.1, the search continues within the paragraph style that is applied to the paragraph element, and continues in its parent styles.

For styles with family paragraph which are applied to paragraph elements which are contained in a drawing shape or a chart element, the search continues within the style applied by a draw:text-style-name 19.227 attribute to the drawing shape or chart element and its parent styles, and then with graphic, presentation or chart style that is applied to the drawing object or chart element, and continues in its parent styles.

For styles with family paragraph which are applied to paragraph elements which are contained in a table cell, the search continues within the table-cell style that is applied to the table-cell, and continues in its parent styles. If a value for the formatting property has not been found, the search continues as defined for styles with family table-cell.

For styles with family table-cell which are applied to a table cell, the search continues with the style specified by the table:default-cell-style-name attribute 19.619 of the table cell's <table:table-row> parent element, if present, and then with the style specified by the table:default-cell-style-name attribute of the <table:table-column> element associated with the table cell.

Styles of family drawing-page contain formatting for <draw:page> elements. First the style and its parent style chain is evaluated, which is directly referenced in the draw:style-name attribute of a draw element. If the formatting property is not present in this chain, then the search continues with the style and its parent style chain, that is referenced in the draw:style-name attribute of that <style:master-page> element, which is specified in the draw:master-page-name attribute of the <draw:page> element.

In all other cases, or if a value for the formatting property has not been found by any of the family specific rules, a default style 16.4 that has the same family as the style initially declared sets the value. If a value has not been found by these steps, but this specification defines a default value, then this default value is used. In all remaining cases an implementation-dependent value is used.

The <style:style> element is usable within the following elements: <office:automatic-styles> 3.15.3 and <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <style:style> element has the following attributes: style:auto-update 19.467, style:class 19.470, style:data-style-name 19.473, style:default-outline-level 19.474, style:display-name 19.476, style:family 19.480, style:list-level 19.499, style:list-style-name 19.500, style:master-page-name 19.501, style:name 19.502, style:next-style-name 19.503, style:parent-style-name 19.510 and style:percentage-data-style-name 19.511.

The <style:style> element has the following child elements: <style:chart-properties> 17.22, <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25, <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:map> 16.3, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6, <style:ruby-properties> 17.10, <style:section-properties> 17.11, <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18, <style:table-column-properties> 17.16, <style:table-properties> 17.15, <style:table-row-properties> 17.17, <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

## 16.3 <style:map>

The <style:map> element represents a condition, which if met, results in the mapping of a style. A style that contains one or more mappings is called a conditional style. Each condition is represented by a unique <style:map> element.

Conditional styles are supported by:

- •paragraph styles contained in text documents

- •table cell styles contained in spreadsheets

- •data styles

The <style:map> element is usable within the following elements: <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24, <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26, <number:time-style> 16.29.19 and <style:style> 16.2.

The <style:map> element has the following attributes: style:apply-style-name 19.466, style:base-cell-address 19.468 and style:condition 19.472.

The <style:map> element has no child elements.

## 16.4 <style:default-style>

The <style:default-style> element represents default styles. A default style specifies default formatting properties for a style family. These defaults are used if a formatting property is neither specified by an automatic nor a common style. Default styles exist for all style families that are represented by the <style:style> element specified by the style:family attribute 19.480.

An OpenDocument document should contain the default styles of the style families for which are used in common or automatic styles in the document.

The <style:default-style> element is usable within the following element: <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <style:default-style> element has the following attributes: style:family 19.480.

The <style:default-style> element has the following child elements: <style:chart-properties> 17.22, <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25, <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6, <style:ruby-properties> 17.10, <style:section-properties> 17.11, <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18, <style:table-column-properties> 17.16, <style:table-properties> 17.15, <style:table-row-properties> 17.17, <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

## 16.5 <style:page-layout>

The <style:page-layout> element represents the styles that specify the formatting properties of a page.

The <style:page-layout> element is usable within the following element: <office:automatic-styles> 3.15.3.

The <style:page-layout> element has the following attributes: style:name 19.502 and style:page-usage 19.509.

The <style:page-layout> element has the following child elements: <style:footer-style> 16.7, <style:header-style> 16.6 and <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

## 16.6 <style:header-style>

The <style:header-style> element specifies the formatting properties for a header element.

The <style:header-style> element is usable within the following elements: <style:default-page-layout> 16.8 and <style:page-layout> 16.5.

The <style:header-style> element has no attributes.

The <style:header-style> element has the following child element: <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5.

## 16.7 <style:footer-style>

The <style:footer-style> element specifies the formatting properties for a footer element.

The <style:footer-style> element is usable within the following elements: <style:default-page-layout> 16.8 and <style:page-layout> 16.5.

The <style:footer-style> element has no attributes.

The <style:footer-style> element has the following child element: <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5.

## 16.8 <style:default-page-layout>

The <style:default-page-layout> element specifies default formatting properties for page layouts. These defaults are used if a formatting property is not specified in a <style:page-layout> 16.5 element. The <style:default-page-layout> element is usable within the following element: <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <style:default-page-layout> element is usable within the following element: <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <style:default-page-layout> element has no attributes.

The <style:default-page-layout> element has the following child elements: <style:footer-style> 16.7, <style:header-style> 16.6 and <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

## 16.9 <style:master-page>

In text and spreadsheet documents, the <style:master-page> element contains the content of headers and footers. For these types of documents, consumers may generate a sequence of pages by making use of a single master page or a set of master pages.

In drawing and presentation documents, the <style:master-page> element is used to define master pages as common backgrounds for drawing pages. Each drawing page is directly linked to one master page, which is specified by the draw:master-page-name attribute of the <draw:page> element..

Master pages are contained in the <office:master-styles> element.

All documents shall contain at least one master page element.

If a text or spreadsheet document is displayed in a paged layout, master pages are used to generate a sequence of pages containing the document content. When a page is created, an empty page is generated with the properties of the master page and the static content of the master page. The body of the page is then filled with content. A single master page can be used to created multiple pages within a document.

In text and spreadsheet documents, a master page can be assigned to paragraph and table styles using a style:master-page-name attribute. Each time the paragraph or table style is applied to text, a page break is inserted before the paragraph or table. A page that starts at the page break position uses the specified master page.

Note: The OpenDocument paging methodology differs significantly from the methodology used in [XSL]. In XSL, headers and footers are contained within page sequences that also contain the document content. In the OpenDocument format, headers and footers are contained in page styles. With either approach, the content of headers and footers can be changed or omitted without affecting the document content.

The <style:master-page> element is usable within the following element: <office:master-styles> 3.15.4.

The <style:master-page> element has the following attributes: draw:style-name 19.219, style:display-name 19.476, style:name 19.502, style:next-style-name 19.503 and style:page-layout-name 19.508.

The <style:master-page> element has the following child elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:command> 15.6.1, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4, <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7, <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:layer-set> 10.2.2, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <office:forms> 13.2, <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11 and <style:header-left> 16.14.

## 16.10 <style:header>

The <style:header> element represents the content of a header in a <style:master-page> element.

The <style:header> element is usable within the following element: <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <style:header> element has the following attribute: style:display 19.475.

The <style:header> element has the following child elements: <style:region-center> 16.17, <style:region-left> 16.16, <style:region-right> 16.18, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> 8.8.3, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:dde-connection-decls> 14.7.2, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:section> 5.4, <text:sequence-decls> 7.4.11, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3, <text:tracked-changes> 5.5.2, <text:user-field-decls> 7.4.7, <text:user-index> 8.7 and <text:variable-decls> 7.4.2.

## 16.11 <style:header-first>

The <style:header-first> element represents the content of a header for a first page, if different from the left/right page in a <style:master-page> element.

The term "first page" means the first page to which the page style is applied, regardless of any numbering. If a different page style is applied in between two applications of a page style that has the <style:header-first> element, each of the applications of the page style has its own first page.

The <style:header-first> element is usable within the following element: <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <style:header-first> element has the following attribute: style:display 19.475.

The <style:header-first> element has the following child elements: <style:region-center> 16.17, <style:region-left> 16.16, <style:region-right> 16.18, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> 8.8.3, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:dde-connection-decls> 14.7.2, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:section> 5.4, <text:sequence-decls> 7.4.11, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3, <text:tracked-changes> 5.5.2, <text:user-field-decls> 7.4.7, <text:user-index> 8.7 and <text:variable-decls> 7.4.2.

## 16.12 <style:footer>

The <style:footer> element represents the content of a footer in a <style:master-page> element.

The <style:footer> element is usable within the following element: <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <style:footer> element has the following attribute: style:display 19.475.

The <style:footer> element has the following child elements: <style:region-center> 16.17, <style:region-left> 16.16, <style:region-right> 16.18, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> 8.8.3, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:dde-connection-decls> 14.7.2, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:section> 5.4, <text:sequence-decls> 7.4.11, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3, <text:tracked-changes> 5.5.2, <text:user-field-decls> 7.4.7, <text:user-index> 8.7 and <text:variable-decls> 7.4.2.

## 16.13 <style:footer-first>

The <style:footer-first> element represents the content of a footer for a first page, if different from the left/right page in a <style:master-page> element.

The term "first page" means the first page to which the page style is applied, regardless of any numbering. If a different page style is applied in between two applications of the page style, that has the <style:footer-first> element, each of the applications of the page style has its own first page.

The <style:footer-first> element is usable within the following element: <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <style:footer-first> element has the following attribute: style:display 19.475.

The <style:footer-first> element has the following child elements: <style:region-center> 16.17, <style:region-left> 16.16, <style:region-right> 16.18, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> 8.8.3, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:dde-connection-decls> 14.7.2, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:section> 5.4, <text:sequence-decls> 7.4.11, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3, <text:tracked-changes> 5.5.2, <text:user-field-decls> 7.4.7, <text:user-index> 8.7 and <text:variable-decls> 7.4.2.

## 16.14 <style:header-left>

The <style:header-left> element represents the content of a header for a left page, if different from the right page in a <style:master-page> element.

The <style:header-left> element is usable within the following element: <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <style:header-left> element has the following attribute: style:display 19.475.

The <style:header-left> element has the following child elements: <style:region-center> 16.17, <style:region-left> 16.16, <style:region-right> 16.18, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> 8.8.3, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:dde-connection-decls> 14.7.2, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:section> 5.4, <text:sequence-decls> 7.4.11, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3, <text:tracked-changes> 5.5.2, <text:user-field-decls> 7.4.7, <text:user-index> 8.7 and <text:variable-decls> 7.4.2.

## 16.15 <style:footer-left>

The <style:footer-left> element represents the content of a footer for a left page, if different from the right page for a <style:master-page> element.

The <style:footer-left> element is usable within the following element: <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <style:footer-left> element has the following attribute: style:display 19.475.

The <style:footer-left> element has the following child elements: <style:region-center> 16.17, <style:region-left> 16.16, <style:region-right> 16.18, <table:table> 9.1.2, <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> 8.8.3, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3, <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2, <text:dde-connection-decls> 14.7.2, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:section> 5.4, <text:sequence-decls> 7.4.11, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3, <text:tracked-changes> 5.5.2, <text:user-field-decls> 7.4.7, <text:user-index> 8.7 and <text:variable-decls> 7.4.2.

## 16.16 <style:region-left>

The <style:region-left> element specifies a left-aligned portion of a header or footer. That region may contain a sequence of <text:p> elements.

The <style:region-left> element is usable within the following elements: <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11 and <style:header-left> 16.14.

The <style:region-left> element has no attributes.

The <style:region-left> element has the following child element: <text:p> 5.1.3.

## 16.17 <style:region-center>

The <style:region-center> element specifies a center-aligned portion of a header or footer. That region may contain a sequence of <text:p> elements.

The <style:region-center> element is usable within the following elements: <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11 and <style:header-left> 16.14.

The <style:region-center> element has no attributes.

The <style:region-center> element has the following child element: <text:p> 5.1.3.

## 16.18 <style:region-right>

The <style:region-right> element specifies a right-aligned portion of a header or footer. That region may contain a sequence of <text:p> elements.

The <style:region-right> element is usable within the following elements: <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11 and <style:header-left> 16.14.

The <style:region-right> element has no attributes.

The <style:region-right> element has the following child element: <text:p> 5.1.3.

## 16.19 <presentation:notes>

The <presentation:notes> element defines a notes page. A notes page contains a preview of a drawing page and additional graphic shapes.

The <presentation:notes> element is usable within the following elements: <draw:page> 10.2.4 and <style:master-page> 16.9.

The <presentation:notes> element has the following attributes: draw:style-name 19.219, presentation:use-date-time-name 19.428, presentation:use-footer-name 19.429, presentation:use-header-name 19.430 and style:page-layout-name 19.508.

The <presentation:notes> element has the following child elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 and <office:forms> 13.2.

## 16.20 <table:table-template>

A <table:table-template> element represents a set of references to table cell styles that specify the formatting to be used when creating a table.

If more than one table cell style reference is applicable to a cell, the first style that is applicable is chosen in the following order:

- •First Column <table:first-column> 16.21.4

- •Last Column <table:last-column> 16.21.5

- •First Row <table:first-row> 16.21.2

- •Last Row <table:last-row> 16.21.3

- •Even rows <table:even-rows> 16.21.7, odd rows <table:odd-rows> 16.21.8 (Banded Rows)

- •Even columns <table:even-columns> 16.21.9, odd columns <table:odd-columns> 16.21.10 (Banded Columns)

- •Body <table:body> 16.21.6

The <table:table-template> element is usable within the following element: <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <table:table-template> element has the following attributes: table:first-row-end-column 19.644, table:first-row-start-column 19.645, table:last-row-end-column 19.663, table:last-row-start-column 19.665 and table:name 19.677.

The <table:table-template> element has the following child elements: <table:background> 16.22, <table:body> 16.21.6, <table:even-columns> 16.21.9, <table:even-rows> 16.21.7, <table:first-column> 16.21.4, <table:first-row> 16.21.2, <table:last-column> 16.21.5, <table:last-row> 16.21.3, <table:odd-columns> 16.21.10 and <table:odd-rows> 16.21.8.

## 16.21 Cell Styles

### 16.21.1 General

The cell styles applied in a table are based on the position of cells in a table.

### 16.21.2 <table:first-row>

The <table:first-row> element specifies a cell style that shall be applied to the first row of a table.

The <table:first-row> element is usable within the following element: <table:table-template> 16.20.

The <table:first-row> element has the following attributes: table:paragraph-style-name 19.692 and table:style-name 19.730.

The <table:first-row> element has no child elements.

### 16.21.3 <table:last-row>

The <table:last-row> element specifies a cell style that shall be applied to the last row of a table.

The <table:last-row> element is usable within the following element: <table:table-template> 16.20.

The <table:last-row> element has the following attributes: table:paragraph-style-name 19.692 and table:style-name 19.730.

The <table:last-row> element has no child elements.

### 16.21.4 <table:first-column>

The <table:first-column> element specifies a cell style that shall be applied to the first column in a table.

The <table:first-column> element is usable within the following element: <table:table-template> 16.20.

The <table:first-column> element has the following attributes: table:paragraph-style-name 19.692 and table:style-name 19.730.

The <table:first-column> element has no child elements.

### 16.21.5 <table:last-column>

The <table:last-column> element specifies a cell style that shall be applied to the last column in a table.

The <table:last-column> element is usable within the following element: <table:table-template> 16.20.

The <table:last-column> element has the following attributes: table:paragraph-style-name 19.692 and table:style-name 19.730.

The <table:last-column> element has no child elements.

### 16.21.6 <table:body>

The <table:body> element specifies styles for cells that are not governed by other specified styles.

The <table:body> element is usable within the following element: <table:table-template> 16.20.

The <table:body> element has the following attributes: table:paragraph-style-name 19.692 and table:style-name 19.730.

The <table:body> element has no child elements.

### 16.21.7 <table:even-rows>

The <table:even-rows> element specifies styles to be applied to even rows in a table.

The <table:even-rows> element is usable within the following element: <table:table-template> 16.20.

The <table:even-rows> element has the following attributes: table:paragraph-style-name 19.692 and table:style-name 19.730.

The <table:even-rows> element has no child elements.

### 16.21.8 <table:odd-rows>

The <table:odd-rows> element specifies styles to be applied to odd rows in a table.

The <table:odd-rows> element is usable within the following element: <table:table-template> 16.20.

The <table:odd-rows> element has the following attributes: table:paragraph-style-name 19.692 and table:style-name 19.730.

The <table:odd-rows> element has no child elements.

### 16.21.9 <table:even-columns>

The <table:even-columns> element specifies styles to be applied to even columns in a table.

The <table:even-columns> element is usable within the following element: <table:table-template> 16.20.

The <table:even-columns> element has the following attributes: table:paragraph-style-name 19.692 and table:style-name 19.730.

The <table:even-columns> element has no child elements.

### 16.21.10 <table:odd-columns>

The <table:odd-columns> element specifies styles to be applied to odd columns in a table.

The <table:odd-columns> element is usable within the following element: <table:table-template> 16.20.

The <table:odd-columns> element has the following attributes: table:paragraph-style-name 19.692 and table:style-name 19.730.

The <table:odd-columns> element has no child elements.

## 16.22 <table:background>

The <table:background> element specifies a table style that provides a background to a table that is visible if all or part of the table is transparent.

The <table:background> element is usable within the following element: <table:table-template> 16.20.

The <table:background> element has the following attribute: table:style-name 19.730.

The <table:background> element has no child elements.

## 16.23 <style:font-face>

The <style:font-face> element represents a font face declaration which documents the properties of a font used in a document.

OpenDocument font face declarations directly correspond to the @font-face font description of [CSS2] (see §15.3.1) and the <font-face> element of [SVG] (see §20.8.3).

OpenDocument font face declarations may have an unique name. This name can be used inside styles (as an attribute of <style:text-properties> element) as value of the style:font-name attribute to select a font face declaration. If a font face declaration is referenced by name, the font-matching algorithms for selecting a font declaration based on the font-family, font-style, font-variant, font-weight and font-size descriptors are not used but the referenced font face declaration is used directly. (See §15.5 [CSS2])

Consumers should implement the CSS2 font-matching algorithm with the OpenDocument font face extensions. They may implement variations of the CSS2 font-matching algorithm. They may implement a font-matching based only on the font face declarations, that is, a font-matching that is not applied to every character independently but only once for each font face declaration. (See §15.5 [CSS2])

Font face declarations support the font descriptor attributes and elements described in §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The <style:font-face> element is usable within the following element: <office:font-face-decls> 3.14.

The <style:font-face> element has the following attributes: style:font-adornments 19.482, style:font-charset 19.483, style:font-family-generic 19.484, style:font-pitch 19.485, style:name 19.502, svg:accent-height 19.523, svg:alphabetic 19.524, svg:ascent 19.525, svg:bbox 19.526, svg:cap-height 19.527, svg:descent 19.531, svg:font-family 19.532, svg:font-size 19.533, svg:font-stretch 19.534, svg:font-style 19.535, svg:font-variant 19.536, svg:font-weight 19.537, svg:hanging 19.542, svg:ideographic 19.544, svg:mathematical 19.545, svg:overline-position 19.549, svg:overline-thickness 19.550, svg:panose-1 19.551, svg:slope 19.556, svg:stemh 19.558, svg:stemv 19.559, svg:strikethrough-position 19.562, svg:strikethrough-thickness 19.563, svg:underline-position 19.566, svg:underline-thickness 19.567, svg:unicode-range 19.568, svg:units-per-em 19.569, svg:v-alphabetic 19.570, svg:v-hanging 19.571, svg:v-ideographic 19.572, svg:v-mathematical 19.573, svg:widths 19.576 and svg:x-height 19.580.

The <style:font-face> element has the following child elements: <svg:definition-src> 16.27 and <svg:font-face-src> 16.24.

## 16.24 <svg:font-face-src>

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The <svg:font-face-src> element is usable within the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The <svg:font-face-src> element has no attributes.

The <svg:font-face-src> element has the following child elements: <svg:font-face-name> 16.25 and <svg:font-face-uri> 16.26.

## 16.25 <svg:font-face-name>

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The <svg:font-face-name> element is usable within the following element: <svg:font-face-src> 16.24.

The <svg:font-face-name> element has the following attribute: svg:name 19.546.

The <svg:font-face-name> element has no child elements.

## 16.26 <svg:font-face-uri>

See § 20.8.3 of [SVG].

The <svg:font-face-uri> element is usable within the following element: <svg:font-face-src> 16.24.

The <svg:font-face-uri> element has the following attributes: xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <svg:font-face-uri> element has the following child element: <svg:font-face-format> 16.28.

## 16.27 <svg:definition-src>

See § 20.8.3 of [SVG].

The <svg:definition-src> element is usable within the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The <svg:definition-src> element has the following attributes: xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <svg:definition-src> element has no child elements.

## 16.28 <svg:font-face-format>

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The <svg:font-face-format> element is usable within the following element: <svg:font-face-uri> 16.26.

The <svg:font-face-format> element has the following attribute: svg:string 19.564.

The <svg:font-face-format> element has no child elements.

## 16.29 Data Styles

### 16.29.1 General

Data styles specify the styles to be applied to defined data types for display.

Data styles shall not specify two <number:text> elements in sequence as part of a data style.

Data styles shall specify at most one <number:fill-character> element.

### 16.29.2 <number:number-style>

The <number:number-style> element is a container for elements that define a style for decimal numbers.

Note: Tab alignment should be supported in spreadsheets for interoperability (display) purposes.

The <number:number-style> element is usable within the following elements: <office:automatic-styles> 3.15.3 and <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <number:number-style> element has the following attributes: number:country 19.342, number:language 19.351, number:rfc-language-tag 19.360, number:script 19.361, number:title 19.364, number:transliteration-country 19.365, number:transliteration-format 19.366, number:transliteration-language 19.367, number:transliteration-style 19.368, style:display-name 19.476, style:name 19.502 and style:volatile 19.521.

The <number:number-style> element has the following child elements: <number:fill-character> 16.29.5, <number:fraction> 16.29.7, <number:number> 16.29.3, <number:scientific-number> 16.29.6, <number:text> 16.29.27, <style:map> 16.3 and <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

### 16.29.3 <number:number>

The <number:number> element specifies the display formatting properties for a decimal number.

The <number:number> element is usable within the following elements: <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:number-style> 16.29.2 and <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10.

The <number:number> element has the following attributes: number:decimal-places 19.343, number:decimal-replacement 19.344, number:display-factor 19.346, number:grouping 19.350, number:min-decimal-places 19.356 and number:min-integer-digits 19.355.

The <number:number> element has the following child element: <number:embedded-text> 16.29.4.

### 16.29.4 <number:embedded-text>

The <number:embedded-text> element specifies text that is displayed at one specific position within a number.

The <number:embedded-text> element is usable within the following element: <number:number> 16.29.3.

The <number:embedded-text> element has the following attribute: number:position 19.358.

The <number:embedded-text> element has no child elements.

The <number:embedded-text> element has character data content.

### 16.29.5 <number:fill-character>

The <number:fill-character> element specifies a Unicode character that is displayed repeatedly at the position where the element occurs. The character specified is repeated as many times as possible, but the total resulting string shall not exceed the given cell content area.

Fill characters may not fill all the available space in a cell. The distribution of the remaining space is implementation-dependent.

The <number:fill-character> element is usable within the following elements: <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26 and <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The <number:fill-character> element has no attributes.

The <number:fill-character> element has no child elements.

The <number:fill-character> element has character data content.

### 16.29.6 <number:scientific-number>

The <number:scientific-number> element specifies the display formatting properties for a number style that should be displayed in scientific format.

The <number:scientific-number> element is usable within the following element: <number:number-style> 16.29.2.

The <number:scientific-number> element has the following attributes: number:decimal-places 19.343, number:exponent-interval 19.347, number:forced-exponent-sign 19.349, number:grouping 19.350, number:min-decimal-places 19.356, number:min-exponent-digits 19.354 and number:min-integer-digits 19.355.

The <number:scientific-number> element has no child elements.

### 16.29.7 <number:fraction>

The <number:fraction> element specifies the display formatting properties for a number style that should be displayed as a fraction.

The <number:fraction> element is usable within the following element: <number:number-style> 16.29.2.

The <number:fraction> element has the following attributes: number:denominator-value 19.345, number:grouping 19.350, number:max-denominator-value 19.352, number:min-denominator-digits 19.353, number:min-integer-digits 19.355 and number:min-numerator-digits 19.357.

The <number:fraction> element has no child elements.

### 16.29.8 <number:currency-style>

The <number:currency-style> element specifies the style for currency values.

The <number:currency-style> element is usable within the following elements: <office:automatic-styles> 3.15.3 and <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <number:currency-style> element has the following attributes: number:automatic-order 19.340, number:country 19.342, number:language 19.351, number:rfc-language-tag 19.360, number:script 19.361, number:title 19.364, number:transliteration-country 19.365, number:transliteration-format 19.366, number:transliteration-language 19.367, number:transliteration-style 19.368, style:display-name 19.476, style:name 19.502 and style:volatile 19.521.

The <number:currency-style> element has the following child elements: <number:currency-symbol> 16.29.9, <number:fill-character> 16.29.5, <number:number> 16.29.3, <number:text> 16.29.27, <style:map> 16.3 and <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

### 16.29.9 <number:currency-symbol>

The <number:currency-symbol> element specifies whether a currency symbol is displayed in a currency style.

The content of this element is the text that is displayed as the currency symbol. If the element is empty or contains white space characters only, the default currency symbol for the currency style or the language and country of the currency style is displayed.

The <number:currency-symbol> element is usable within the following element: <number:currency-style> 16.29.8.

The <number:currency-symbol> element has the following attributes: number:country 19.342, number:language 19.351, number:rfc-language-tag 19.360 and number:script 19.361.

The <number:currency-symbol> element has no child elements.

The <number:currency-symbol> element has character data content.

### 16.29.10 <number:percentage-style>

The <number:percentage-style> element specifies the style for percentage values.

A <number:percentage-style> element should have <number:text> child element whose character data contains a “%” (U+0025, PERCENT SIGN) character.

The <number:percentage-style> element is usable within the following elements: <office:automatic-styles> 3.15.3 and <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <number:percentage-style> element has the following attributes: number:country 19.342, number:language 19.351, number:rfc-language-tag 19.360, number:script 19.361, number:title 19.364, number:transliteration-country 19.365, number:transliteration-format 19.366, number:transliteration-language 19.367, number:transliteration-style 19.368, style:display-name 19.476, style:name 19.502 and style:volatile 19.521.

The <number:percentage-style> element has the following child elements: <number:fill-character> 16.29.5, <number:number> 16.29.3, <number:text> 16.29.27, <style:map> 16.3 and <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

### 16.29.11 <number:date-style>

The <number:date-style> element specifies a style for date values.

The <number:date-style> element is usable within the following elements: <office:automatic-styles> 3.15.3 and <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <number:date-style> element has the following attributes: number:automatic-order 19.340, number:country 19.342, number:format-source 19.348, number:language 19.351, number:rfc-language-tag 19.360, number:script 19.361, number:title 19.364, number:transliteration-country 19.365, number:transliteration-format 19.366, number:transliteration-language 19.367, number:transliteration-style 19.368, style:display-name 19.476, style:name 19.502 and style:volatile 19.521.

The <number:date-style> element has the following child elements: <number:am-pm> 16.29.23, <number:day> 16.29.12, <number:day-of-week> 16.29.16, <number:era> 16.29.15, <number:fill-character> 16.29.5, <number:hours> 16.29.20, <number:minutes> 16.29.21, <number:month> 16.29.13, <number:quarter> 16.29.18, <number:seconds> 16.29.22, <number:text> 16.29.27, <number:week-of-year> 16.29.17, <number:year> 16.29.14, <style:map> 16.3 and <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

### 16.29.12 <number:day>

The <number:day> element specifies a day of a month in a date.

The <number:day> element is usable within the following element: <number:date-style> 16.29.11.

The <number:day> element has the following attributes: number:calendar 19.341 and number:style 19.362.

The <number:day> element has no child elements.

### 16.29.13 <number:month>

The <number:month> element specifies a month in a date.

The <number:month> element is usable within the following element: <number:date-style> 16.29.11.

The <number:month> element has the following attributes: number:calendar 19.341, number:possessive-form 19.359, number:style 19.362 and number:textual 19.363.

The <number:month> element has no child elements.

### 16.29.14 <number:year>

The <number:year> element specifies a year in a date.

The <number:year> element is usable within the following element: <number:date-style> 16.29.11.

The <number:year> element has the following attributes: number:calendar 19.341 and number:style 19.362.

The <number:year> element has no child elements.

### 16.29.15 <number:era>

The <number:era> element specifies an era in which a year is counted.

The <number:era> element is usable within the following element: <number:date-style> 16.29.11.

The <number:era> element has the following attributes: number:calendar 19.341 and number:style 19.362.

The <number:era> element has no child elements.

### 16.29.16 <number:day-of-week>

The <number:day-of-week> element specifies a day of a week in a date.

The <number:day-of-week> element is usable within the following element: <number:date-style> 16.29.11.

The <number:day-of-week> element has the following attributes: number:calendar 19.341 and number:style 19.362.

The <number:day-of-week> element has no child elements.

### 16.29.17 <number:week-of-year>

The <number:week-of-year> element specifies a week of a year in a date.

The <number:week-of-year> element is usable within the following element: <number:date-style> 16.29.11.

The <number:week-of-year> element has the following attribute: number:calendar 19.341.

The <number:week-of-year> element has no child elements.

### 16.29.18 <number:quarter>

The <number:quarter> element specifies a quarter of a year in a date.

The <number:quarter> element is usable within the following element: <number:date-style> 16.29.11.

The <number:quarter> element has the following attributes: number:calendar 19.341 and number:style 19.362.

The <number:quarter> element has no child elements.

### 16.29.19 <number:time-style>

The <number:time-style> element specifies a style for time values.

This element can contain one instance of any of the following elements: <number:hours>, <number:minutes>, <number:seconds> and <number:am-pm>.

The <number:time-style> element can also contain <number:text> elements, which display additional text.

The <number:time-style> element is usable within the following elements: <office:automatic-styles> 3.15.3 and <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <number:time-style> element has the following attributes: number:country 19.342, number:format-source 19.348, number:language 19.351, number:rfc-language-tag 19.360, number:script 19.361, number:title 19.364, number:transliteration-country 19.365, number:transliteration-format 19.366, number:transliteration-language 19.367, number:transliteration-style 19.368, number:truncate-on-overflow 19.369, style:display-name 19.476, style:name 19.502 and style:volatile 19.521.

The <number:time-style> element has the following child elements: <number:am-pm> 16.29.23, <number:fill-character> 16.29.5, <number:hours> 16.29.20, <number:minutes> 16.29.21, <number:seconds> 16.29.22, <number:text> 16.29.27, <style:map> 16.3 and <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

### 16.29.20 <number:hours>

The <number:hours> element specifies whether hours are displayed as part of a date or time.

The <number:hours> element is usable within the following elements: <number:date-style> 16.29.11 and <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The <number:hours> element has the following attribute: number:style 19.362.

The <number:hours> element has no child elements.

### 16.29.21 <number:minutes>

The <number:minutes> element specifies whether minutes are displayed as part of a date or time.

The <number:minutes> element is usable within the following elements: <number:date-style> 16.29.11 and <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The <number:minutes> element has the following attribute: number:style 19.362.

The <number:minutes> element has no child elements.

### 16.29.22 <number:seconds>

The <number:seconds> element specifies whether seconds are displayed as part of a date or time.

The <number:seconds> element is usable within the following elements: <number:date-style> 16.29.11 and <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The <number:seconds> element has the following attributes: number:decimal-places 19.343 and number:style 19.362.

The <number:seconds> element has no child elements.

### 16.29.23 <number:am-pm>

The <number:am-pm> element specifies whether AM/PM is included as part of a date or time.

If a <number:am-pm> element is contained in a date or time style, hours are displayed using values from 1 to 12 only.

The <number:am-pm> element is usable within the following elements: <number:date-style> 16.29.11 and <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The <number:am-pm> element has no attributes.

The <number:am-pm> element has no child elements.

### 16.29.24 <number:boolean-style>

The <number:boolean-style> element defines a style for Boolean values.

The <number:boolean-style> element is usable within the following elements: <office:automatic-styles> 3.15.3 and <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <number:boolean-style> element has the following attributes: number:country 19.342, number:language 19.351, number:rfc-language-tag 19.360, number:script 19.361, number:title 19.364, number:transliteration-country 19.365, number:transliteration-format 19.366, number:transliteration-language 19.367, number:transliteration-style 19.368, style:display-name 19.476, style:name 19.502 and style:volatile 19.521.

The <number:boolean-style> element has the following child elements: <number:boolean> 16.29.25, <number:text> 16.29.27, <style:map> 16.3 and <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

### 16.29.25 <number:boolean>

The <number:boolean> element marks the position of the Boolean value of a Boolean style.

The <number:boolean> element is usable within the following element: <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24.

The <number:boolean> element has no attributes.

The <number:boolean> element has no child elements.

### 16.29.26 <number:text-style>

The <number:text-style> element defines a style for displaying text.

It can also contain <number:text> elements, which display additional text.

The <number:text-style> element is usable within the following elements: <office:automatic-styles> 3.15.3 and <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <number:text-style> element has the following attributes: number:country 19.342, number:language 19.351, number:rfc-language-tag 19.360, number:script 19.361, number:title 19.364, number:transliteration-country 19.365, number:transliteration-format 19.366, number:transliteration-language 19.367, number:transliteration-style 19.368, style:display-name 19.476, style:name 19.502 and style:volatile 19.521.

The <number:text-style> element has the following child elements: <number:fill-character> 16.29.5, <number:text> 16.29.27, <number:text-content> 16.29.28, <style:map> 16.3 and <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

### 16.29.27 <number:text>

The <number:text> element contains any fixed text for a data style.

The <number:text> element is usable within the following elements: <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24, <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:num-list-format> 16.29.30, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26 and <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The <number:text> element has no attributes.

The <number:text> element has no child elements.

The <number:text> element has character data content.

### 16.29.28 <number:text-content>

The <number:text-content> element marks the position of variable text content of a text style.

The <number:text-content> element is usable within the following element: <number:text-style> 16.29.26.

The <number:text-content> element has no attributes.

The <number:text-content> element has no child elements.

### 16.29.29 <style:text-properties>

The <style:text-properties> element specifies formatting properties for text.

The <style:text-properties> element is usable within the following elements: <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24, <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26, <number:time-style> 16.29.19, <style:default-style> 16.4, <style:style> 16.2, <text:list-level-style-bullet> 16.33, <text:list-level-style-number> 16.34 and <text:outline-level-style> 16.37.

The <style:text-properties> element has the following attributes: fo:background-color 20.182, fo:color 20.187, fo:country 20.188, fo:font-family 20.189, fo:font-size 20.190, fo:font-style 20.191, fo:font-variant 20.192, fo:font-weight 20.193, fo:hyphenate 20.195, fo:hyphenation-push-char-count 20.198, fo:hyphenation-remain-char-count 20.199, fo:language 20.202, fo:letter-spacing 20.203, fo:script 20.222, fo:text-shadow 20.226, fo:text-transform 20.227, style:country-asian 20.256, style:country-complex 20.257, style:font-charset 20.268, style:font-charset-asian 20.269, style:font-charset-complex 20.270, style:font-family-asian 20.271, style:font-family-complex 20.272, style:font-family-generic 20.273, style:font-family-generic-asian 20.274, style:font-family-generic-complex 20.275, style:font-name 20.277, style:font-name-asian 20.278, style:font-name-complex 20.279, style:font-pitch 20.280, style:font-pitch-asian 20.281, style:font-pitch-complex 20.282, style:font-relief 20.283, style:font-size-asian 20.284, style:font-size-complex 20.285, style:font-size-rel 20.286, style:font-size-rel-asian 20.287, style:font-size-rel-complex 20.288, style:font-style-asian 20.289, style:font-style-complex 20.290, style:font-style-name 20.291, style:font-style-name-asian 20.292, style:font-style-name-complex 20.293, style:font-weight-asian 20.294, style:font-weight-complex 20.295, style:language-asian 20.302, style:language-complex 20.303, style:letter-kerning 20.316, style:rfc-language-tag 20.343, style:rfc-language-tag-asian 20.344, style:rfc-language-tag-complex 20.345, style:script-asian 20.356, style:script-complex 20.357, style:script-type 20.358, style:text-blinking 20.366, style:text-combine 20.367, style:text-combine-end-char 20.369, style:text-combine-start-char 20.368, style:text-emphasize 20.370, style:text-line-through-color 20.371, style:text-line-through-mode 20.372, style:text-line-through-style 20.373, style:text-line-through-text 20.374, style:text-line-through-text-style 20.375, style:text-line-through-type 20.376, style:text-line-through-width 20.377, style:text-outline 20.378, style:text-overline-color 20.379, style:text-overline-mode 20.380, style:text-overline-style 20.381, style:text-overline-type 20.382, style:text-overline-width 20.383, style:text-position 20.384, style:text-rotation-angle 20.385, style:text-rotation-scale 20.386, style:text-scale 20.387, style:text-underline-color 20.388, style:text-underline-mode 20.389, style:text-underline-style 20.390, style:text-underline-type 20.391, style:text-underline-width 20.392, style:use-window-font-color 20.395, text:condition 20.426, text:display 20.427.

The <style:text-properties> element has no child elements.

### 16.29.30 <number:num-list-format>

The <number:num-list-format> element defines a format for the displayed number string of a list level.

The <number:num-list-format> element is usable within the following elements: <office:automatic-styles> 3.15.3 and <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <number:num-list-format> element has the following attribute: style:name 19.502.

The <number:num-list-format> element has the following child elements: <number:num-list-label> 16.29.31 and <number:text> 16.29.27.

### 16.29.31 <number:num-list-label>

For display, at every list item these placeholders are replaced by the item’s list number corresponding to the list level specified by the text:level 19.834 attribute, formatted according to the style:num-format 19.504 attribute of the placeholder’s list level.

Any placeholder specifying a list level higher than the list level containing the style:num-list-format-name 19.922 attribute shall be ignored.

The <number:num-list-label> element is usable within the following element: <number:num-list-format> 16.29.30.

The <number:num-list-label> element has the following attribute: text:level 19.834.

The <number:num-list-label> element has no child elements.

## 16.30 Text Content Style Families

### 16.30.1 Text Styles

Text styles are represented by <style:style> elements whose style:family attribute has the value text.

### 16.30.2 Paragraph Styles

Paragraph styles are represented by <style:style> elements whose style:family attribute has the value paragraph.

In addition to paragraph properties, paragraph styles may define text properties. These are applied to the character content of the paragraph unless they are overwritten by a text style that is specified by any of the descendant elements of the paragraph element.

### 16.30.3 Section Styles

Section styles are represented by <style:style> elements whose style:family attribute has the value section.

### 16.30.4 Ruby Styles

Ruby styles are represented by <style:style> elements whose style:family attribute has the value ruby.

## 16.31 Enhanced Text Styles

### 16.31.1 <text:linenumbering-configuration>

The <text:linenumbering-configuration> element specifies line numbering within the <office:styles> element.

The <text:linenumbering-configuration> element is usable within the following element: <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <text:linenumbering-configuration> element has the following attributes: style:num-format 19.504, style:num-letter-sync 19.505, text:count-empty-lines 19.788, text:count-in-text-boxes 19.789, text:increment 19.814, text:number-lines 19.845, text:number-position 19.846, text:offset 19.848, text:restart-on-page 19.864 and text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:linenumbering-configuration> element has the following child element: <text:linenumbering-separator> 16.31.2.

### 16.31.2 <text:linenumbering-separator>

The <text:linenumbering-separator> element contains the text that is displayed as a separator. A separator is text that is displayed instead of a line number for lines where no number is displayed.

The <text:linenumbering-separator> element is usable within the following element: <text:linenumbering-configuration> 16.31.1.

The <text:linenumbering-separator> element has the following attribute: text:increment 19.814.

The <text:linenumbering-separator> element has no child elements.

The <text:linenumbering-separator> element has character data content.

### 16.31.3 <text:notes-configuration>

A <text:notes-configuration> element specifies values for each note class used in a document. If there is no note configuration element, an implementation-defined default note configuration is used.

The <text:notes-configuration> element is usable within the following elements: <office:styles> 3.15.2 and <style:section-properties> 17.11.

The <text:notes-configuration> element has the following attributes: style:num-format 19.504, style:num-letter-sync 19.505, style:num-prefix 19.506, style:num-suffix 19.507, text:citation-body-style-name 19.773, text:citation-style-name 19.774, text:default-style-name 19.800, text:footnotes-position 19.810, text:master-page-name 19.839, text:note-class 19.843, text:start-numbering-at 19.875 and text:start-value 19.874.

The <text:notes-configuration> element has the following child elements: <text:note-continuation-notice-backward> 16.31.5 and <text:note-continuation-notice-forward> 16.31.4.

### 16.31.4 <text:note-continuation-notice-forward>

The <text:note-continuation-notice-forward> elements specifies the text that is displayed at the end of a footnote that is continued on the next page

The <text:note-continuation-notice-forward> element is usable within the following element: <text:notes-configuration> 16.31.3.

The <text:note-continuation-notice-forward> element has no attributes.

The <text:note-continuation-notice-forward> element has no child elements.

The <text:note-continuation-notice-forward> element has character data content.

### 16.31.5 <text:note-continuation-notice-backward>

The <text:note-continuation-notice-backward> elements specifies the text that is displayed before continued text.

The <text:note-continuation-notice-backward> element is usable within the following element: <text:notes-configuration> 16.31.3.

The <text:note-continuation-notice-backward> element has no attributes.

The <text:note-continuation-notice-backward> element has no child elements.

The <text:note-continuation-notice-backward> element has character data content.

### 16.31.6 <text:bibliography-configuration>

The <text:bibliography-configuration> element specifies how bibliography entries are displayed in-line, and how they are displayed in a bibliography index.

The <text:bibliography-configuration> element is usable within the following element: <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <text:bibliography-configuration> element has the following attributes: fo:country 19.234, fo:language 19.236, fo:script 19.242, style:rfc-language-tag 19.516, text:numbered-entries 19.847, text:prefix 19.854, text:sort-algorithm 19.871, text:sort-by-position 19.873 and text:suffix 19.882.

The <text:bibliography-configuration> element has the following child element: <text:sort-key> 16.31.7.

### 16.31.7 <text:sort-key>

The <text:sort-key> element specifies a single sort key if bibliography entries are not displayed in document order.

The <text:sort-key> element is usable within the following element: <text:bibliography-configuration> 16.31.6.

The <text:sort-key> element has the following attributes: text:key 19.826 and text:sort-ascending 19.872.

The <text:sort-key> element has no child elements.

## 16.32 <text:list-style>

The <text:list-style> element contains a set of style elements for each list level, which are called list level styles. There are three different list level style elements, depending on whether a list level is to have a list label containing the list numbering, a bullet, or an image.

If a list style is applied to a list but does not contain a list level specification for a specific level, the list level style of the next lower level is used. If no specific list level style has been defined, an implementation-dependent default style is used.

Including a list style element in a graphic style has the same semantics as adding a style:list-style-name attribute ( 19.500) to the style that references a list style that is declared outside a graphic style.

Note: The inclusion of a list style element is needed in cases where a common graphic style should be associated with an automatic list style.

List styles contained in graphic styles can be referenced by other graphic styles using the style:list-style-name attribute. Their names are not displayed in the user interface, even if the graphic style that contains it is a common style.

The <text:list-style> element is usable within the following elements: <office:automatic-styles> 3.15.3, <office:styles> 3.15.2 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The <text:list-style> element has the following attributes: style:display-name 19.476, style:name 19.502 and text:consecutive-numbering 19.784.

The <text:list-style> element has the following child elements: <text:list-level-style-bullet> 16.33, <text:list-level-style-image> 16.35 and <text:list-level-style-number> 16.34.

## 16.33 <text:list-level-style-bullet>

A <text:list-level-style-bullet> element specifies a list style where list items are preceded by bullets.

The <text:list-level-style-bullet> element is usable within the following element: <text:list-style> 16.32.

The <text:list-level-style-bullet> element has the following attributes: style:num-prefix 19.506, style:num-suffix 19.507, text:bullet-char 19.765, text:bullet-relative-size 19.766, text:level 19.834 and text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:list-level-style-bullet> element has the following child elements: <style:list-level-properties> 17.19 and <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

## 16.34 <text:list-level-style-number>

A <text:list-level-style-number> specifies a list style where list items are preceded by numbers.

The <text:list-level-style-number> element is usable within the following element: <text:list-style> 16.32.

The <text:list-level-style-number> element has the following attributes: style:num-format 19.504, style:num-letter-sync 19.505, style:num-list-format-name 19.922, style:num-prefix 19.506, style:num-suffix 19.507, text:display-levels 19.803, text:level 19.834, text:start-value 19.874 and text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:list-level-style-number> element has the following child elements: <style:list-level-properties> 17.19 and <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

## 16.35 <text:list-level-style-image>

A <text:list-level-style-image> specifies a list style where list items are preceded by images. This element can be the target of a link [XLink] and can only be contained in list style elements.

The <text:list-level-style-image> element is usable within the following element: <text:list-style> 16.32.

The <text:list-level-style-image> element has the following attributes: text:level 19.834, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <text:list-level-style-image> element has the following child elements: <office:binary-data> 10.4.5 and <style:list-level-properties> 17.19.

## 16.36 <text:outline-style>

The <text:outline-style> element contains the elements that specify a style for each outline level.

An outline style is a list style that is applied to all headings within a text document where the heading's paragraph style does not define a list style to use itself.

The <text:outline-style> element is usable within the following element: <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <text:outline-style> element has the following attribute: style:name 19.502.

The <text:outline-style> element has the following child element: <text:outline-level-style> 16.37.

## 16.37 <text:outline-level-style>

The <text:outline-level-style> element specifies a style for the specified level.

The <text:outline-level-style> element is usable within the following element: <text:outline-style> 16.36.

The <text:outline-level-style> element has the following attributes: style:num-format 19.504, style:num-letter-sync 19.505, style:num-list-format-name 19.922, style:num-prefix 19.506, style:num-suffix 19.507, text:display-levels 19.803, text:level 19.834, text:start-value 19.874 and text:style-name 19.880.

The <text:outline-level-style> element has the following child elements: <style:list-level-properties> 17.19 and <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

## 16.38 Table Styles

### 16.38.1 Table Styles

Table styles are <style:style> elements that have the family table.

### 16.38.2 Table Column Styles

Table column styles are <style:style> elements that have the family table-column.

### 16.38.3 Table Row Styles

Table row styles are <style:style> elements that have the family table-row.

### 16.38.4 Table Cell Styles

Table cell styles are <style:style> elements that have the family table-cell.

In addition to table cell properties, table cell styles may define paragraph and text properties. These are applied to paragraphs contained in a table cell unless they are overwritten by paragraph styles that are specified by the paragraph elements themselves.

## 16.39 Graphic Styles

Graphic styles are <style:style> elements that have the family graphic.

In addition to graphic properties, graphic styles may define paragraph and text properties. These are applied to paragraphs contained in drawing objects unless they are overwritten by paragraph styles that are specified by the paragraph elements themselves.

## 16.40 Presentation Styles

Presentation styles are <style:style> elements that have the family presentation.

In addition to graphic properties, presentation styles may define paragraph and text properties. These are applied to paragraphs contained in drawing objects unless they are overwritten by paragraph styles that are specified by the paragraph elements themselves.

## 16.41 Drawing Page Style

A drawing page style is a <style:style> element with family drawing-page.

Drawing page styles can be used to change the background of a page. If a background is set with the help of a drawing page style, it overrides the background of the master page that is assigned to the page, but not the shapes that are on the master page.

Within presentation documents, the drawing page style may contain presentation formatting properties.

## 16.42 Enhanced Graphic Style Elements

### 16.42.1 <draw:gradient>

The <draw:gradient> element defines a gradient for filling a drawing object.

The <draw:gradient> element is usable within the following element: <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <draw:gradient> element has the following attributes: draw:angle 19.112, draw:border 19.114, draw:cx 19.129, draw:cy 19.130, draw:display-name 19.133, draw:end-color 19.141, draw:end-intensity 19.143, draw:name 19.197, draw:start-color 19.214, draw:start-intensity 19.216 and draw:style 19.218.

The <draw:gradient> element has no child elements.

### 16.42.2 <svg:linearGradient>

The <svg:linearGradient> element as specified in §13.2 of [SVG] can be used in documents in OpenDocument format subject to the following rules:

- •The gradient shall have a name. It is specified by the draw:name attribute.

- •Only the svg:gradientTransform, svg:x1, svg:y1, svg:x2, svg:y2 and svg:spreadMethod attributes are evaluated.

- •The gradient shall be calculated as having a svg:gradientUnits attribute value of objectBoundingBox.

- •The only child element that is evaluated is <svg:stop>.

- •For <svg:stop>, only the svg:offset, svg:stop-color and svg:stop-opacity attributes are evaluated.

The <svg:linearGradient> element is usable within the following element: <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <svg:linearGradient> element has the following attributes: draw:display-name 19.133, draw:name 19.197, svg:gradientTransform 19.540, svg:gradientUnits 19.541, svg:spreadMethod 19.557, svg:x1 19.578, svg:x2 19.579, svg:y1 19.582 and svg:y2 19.583.

The <svg:linearGradient> element has the following child element: <svg:stop> 16.42.4.

### 16.42.3 <svg:radialGradient>

The <svg:radialGradient> element as specified in §13.2 of [SVG] can be used in documents in OpenDocument format subject to the following rules:

- •The gradient shall have a name. It is specified by the draw:name attribute.

- •For <svg:radialGradient>, only the svg:gradientTransform, svg:cx, svg:cy, svg:r, svg:fx, svg:fy and svg:spreadMethod attributes are evaluated.

- •The gradient shall be calculated as having a svg:gradientUnits attribute value of objectBoundingBox.

- •The only child element that is evaluated is <svg:stop>.

- •For <svg:stop>, only the svg:offset, svg:stop-color and svg:stop-opacity attributes are evaluated.

The <svg:radialGradient> element is usable within the following element: <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <svg:radialGradient> element has the following attributes: draw:display-name 19.133, draw:name 19.197, svg:cx 19.528, svg:cy 19.529, svg:fx 19.538, svg:fy 19.539, svg:gradientTransform 19.540, svg:gradientUnits 19.541, svg:r 19.553 and svg:spreadMethod 19.557.

The <svg:radialGradient> element has the following child element: <svg:stop> 16.42.4.

### 16.42.4 <svg:stop>

See §13.2.4 of [SVG].

The <svg:stop> element is usable within the following elements: <svg:linearGradient> 16.42.2 and <svg:radialGradient> 16.42.3.

The <svg:stop> element has the following attributes: svg:offset 19.547, svg:stop-color 19.560 and svg:stop-opacity 19.561.

The <svg:stop> element has no child elements.

### 16.42.5 <draw:hatch>

The <draw:hatch> element defines a hatch for filling graphic objects. A hatch is a simple pattern of straight lines that is repeated in the fill area.

The <draw:hatch> element is usable within the following element: <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <draw:hatch> element has the following attributes: draw:color 19.122, draw:display-name 19.133, draw:distance 19.134, draw:name 19.197, draw:rotation 19.209 and draw:style 19.218.

The <draw:hatch> element has no child elements.

### 16.42.6 <draw:fill-image>

The <draw:fill-image> element either specifies a link to a bitmap resource or contains an image in the <office:binary-data> child element. Producers shall not write the <office:binary-data> child element if the document is represented as a package.

Fill images are not available as automatic styles.

The <draw:fill-image> element is usable within the following element: <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <draw:fill-image> element has the following attributes: draw:display-name 19.133, draw:name 19.197, svg:height 19.543, svg:width 19.575, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <draw:fill-image> element has the following child element: <office:binary-data> 10.4.5.

### 16.42.7 <draw:opacity>

The <draw:opacity> element specifies an opacity gradient for a graphic object. An opacity gradient interpolates opacity. Opacity gradients are not available as automatic styles.

The <draw:opacity> element is usable within the following element: <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <draw:opacity> element has the following attributes: draw:angle 19.112, draw:border 19.114, draw:cx 19.129, draw:cy 19.130, draw:display-name 19.133, draw:end 19.139, draw:name 19.197, draw:start 19.212 and draw:style 19.218.

The <draw:opacity> element has no child elements.

### 16.42.8 <draw:marker>

The <draw:marker> element represents a marker, which is used to draw polygons at the start or end point of a stroke depending on whether it is referenced by a draw:marker-start or draw:marker-end attribute.

Marker geometry is defined by a svg:d attribute and in conjunction with a svg:viewBox attribute.

When the marker is painted, its geometry is first mapped to the stroke start or end point as follows:

If a marker is referenced by a draw:marker-start attribute, the marker geometry is scaled so that its width equals the width specified by draw:marker-start-width attribute. If the marker is referenced by a draw:marker-end attribute, the marker geometry is scaled so that its width equals the width specified by draw:marker-end-width attribute. The aspect ratio of the geometry is kept in both cases.

For the marker a local coordinate system is assumed, where the x-axis is horizontal from left to right and the y-axis is vertical from top to bottom. In case of draw:marker-*-center="true" the origin of this local coordinate system is the center of the bounding box of the marker geometry. In case of draw:marker-*-center="false" the origin is the center of the top side of the bounding box.

Marker geometry with bounding box | local coordinate system in case draw:marker-*-center="false" | local coordinate system in case draw:marker-*-center="true"

If the marker is referenced by a draw:marker-start or a draw:marker-end attribute, the origin of the local coordinate system of the marker geometry is aligned to the start point or end point of the stroke. Then the marker is rotated around its origin so that the y‑axis is parallel to the direction of the stroke in the start/end point and the y-axis points towards the stroke.

Markers are not available as automatic styles.

The <draw:marker> element is usable within the following element: <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <draw:marker> element has the following attributes: draw:display-name 19.133, draw:name 19.197, svg:d 19.530 and svg:viewBox 19.574.

The <draw:marker> element has no child elements.

### 16.42.9 <draw:stroke-dash>

The <draw:stroke-dash> element represents a dash style that can be used to render strokes of shapes. Dash styles are not available as automatic styles.

The <draw:stroke-dash> element is usable within the following element: <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <draw:stroke-dash> element has the following attributes: draw:display-name 19.133, draw:distance 19.134, draw:dots1 19.135, draw:dots1-length 19.136, draw:dots2 19.137, draw:dots2-length 19.138, draw:name 19.197 and draw:style 19.218.

The <draw:stroke-dash> element has no child elements.

## 16.43 <style:presentation-page-layout>

The <style:presentation-page-layout> element is a container for <presentation:placeholder> elements. These placeholders are used as templates for creating new presentation objects and to mark the size and position of an object if the presentation page layout of a drawing page is changed.

The <style:presentation-page-layout> element is usable within the following element: <office:styles> 3.15.2.

The <style:presentation-page-layout> element has the following attributes: style:display-name 19.476 and style:name 19.502.

The <style:presentation-page-layout> element has the following child element: <presentation:placeholder> 16.44.

## 16.44 <presentation:placeholder>

The <presentation:placeholder> element specifies a placeholder for presentation objects.

The <presentation:placeholder> element is usable within the following element: <style:presentation-page-layout> 16.43.

The <presentation:placeholder> element has the following attributes: presentation:object 19.407, svg:height 19.543, svg:width 19.575, svg:x 19.577 and svg:y 19.581.

The <presentation:placeholder> element has no child elements.

## 16.45 Chart Styles

Chart styles are <style:style> elements that have the family chart.

There are two style inheritance models at work with chart styles. The first model, is standard style inheritance as described in <style:style>. 16.2 The second model is inheritance between elements representing parts of a chart.

If an attribute is not specified with a chart style on a <chart:data-point> element, the specification of that attribute on its parent <chart:series> element is used. If the attribute is not specified on the parent <chart:series> element, then the specification of that attribute on its ancestor <chart:plot-area> element is used.

Chart styles may define paragraph and text properties. These are applied to paragraphs contained in chart elements unless they are over-ridden by paragraph styles that are specified by the paragraph elements themselves.

# 17 Formatting Properties Elements

## 17.1 General

The elements described in this chapter, which are child elements of style elements defined in chapter 16, together with their attributes, define formatting properties.

## 17.2 <style:page-layout-properties>

The <style:page-layout-properties> element acts as a container for attributes and elements that define a page layout.

The <style:page-layout-properties> element is usable within the following elements: <style:default-page-layout> 16.8 and <style:page-layout> 16.5.

The <style:page-layout-properties> element has the following attributes: fo:background-color 20.182, fo:border 20.183.2, fo:border-bottom 20.183.3, fo:border-left 20.183.4, fo:border-right 20.183.5, fo:border-top 20.183.6, fo:margin 20.205, fo:margin-bottom 20.206, fo:margin-left 20.207, fo:margin-right 20.208, fo:margin-top 20.209, fo:padding 20.217, fo:padding-bottom 20.218, fo:padding-left 20.219, fo:padding-right 20.220, fo:padding-top 20.221, fo:page-height 20.215, fo:page-width 20.216, style:border-line-width 20.248, style:border-line-width-bottom 20.249, style:border-line-width-left 20.250, style:border-line-width-right 20.251, style:border-line-width-top 20.252, style:first-page-number 20.266, style:footnote-max-height 20.296, style:layout-grid-base-height 20.304, style:layout-grid-base-width 20.305, style:layout-grid-color 20.306, style:layout-grid-display 20.307, style:layout-grid-lines 20.308, style:layout-grid-mode 20.309, style:layout-grid-print 20.310, style:layout-grid-ruby-below 20.311, style:layout-grid-ruby-height 20.312, style:layout-grid-snap-to 20.313, style:layout-grid-standard-mode 20.314, style:margin-gutter 20.439, style:num-format 20.322, style:num-letter-sync 20.323, style:num-prefix 20.324, style:num-suffix 20.325, style:paper-tray-name 20.329, style:print 20.330, style:print-orientation 20.333, style:print-page-order 20.332, style:register-truth-ref-style-name 20.337, style:scale-to 20.352, style:scale-to-X 20.354, style:scale-to-Y 20.355, style:scale-to-pages 20.353, style:shadow 20.359, style:table-centering 20.363 and style:writing-mode 20.404.

The <style:page-layout-properties> element has the following child elements: <style:background-image> 17.3, <style:columns> 17.12 and <style:footnote-sep> 17.4.

## 17.3 <style:background-image>

The <style:background-image> element specifies an image as a background.

If the <style:background-image> element is empty and if there is no color specified by an fo:background-color element in the same formatting properties element, the background color is set to transparent.

Note: The fo:background-color property also sets a background attribute.

The <style:background-image> element is usable within the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6, <style:section-properties> 17.11, <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18, <style:table-properties> 17.15 and <style:table-row-properties> 17.17.

The <style:background-image> element has the following attributes: draw:opacity 19.202, style:filter-name 19.481, style:position 19.512, style:repeat 19.515, xlink:actuate 19.915, xlink:href 19.916, xlink:show 19.917 and xlink:type 19.919.

The <style:background-image> element has the following child element: <office:binary-data> 10.4.5.

## 17.4 <style:footnote-sep>

The <style:footnote-sep> element specifies the line that separates a footnote area from a body-text area on a page.

The <style:footnote-sep> element is usable within the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The <style:footnote-sep> element has the following attributes: style:adjustment 19.465, style:color 19.471, style:distance-after-sep 19.479, style:distance-before-sep 19.478, style:line-style 19.497, style:rel-width 19.514 and style:width 19.522.

The <style:footnote-sep> element has no child elements.

## 17.5 <style:header-footer-properties>

The <style:header-footer-properties> element specifies formatting properties for both headers and footers.

The <style:header-footer-properties> element is usable within the following elements: <style:footer-style> 16.7 and <style:header-style> 16.6.

The <style:header-footer-properties> element has the following attributes: fo:background-color 20.182, fo:border 20.183.2, fo:border-bottom 20.183.3, fo:border-left 20.183.4, fo:border-right 20.183.5, fo:border-top 20.183.6, fo:margin 20.205, fo:margin-bottom 20.206, fo:margin-left 20.207, fo:margin-right 20.208, fo:margin-top 20.209, fo:min-height 20.212, fo:padding 20.217, fo:padding-bottom 20.218, fo:padding-left 20.219, fo:padding-right 20.220, fo:padding-top 20.221, style:border-line-width 20.248, style:border-line-width-bottom 20.249, style:border-line-width-left 20.250, style:border-line-width-right 20.251, style:border-line-width-top 20.252, style:dynamic-spacing 20.264, style:shadow 20.359 and svg:height 20.407.

The <style:header-footer-properties> element has the following child elements: <style:background-fill> 17.26 and <style:background-image> 17.3.

## 17.6 <style:paragraph-properties>

The <style:paragraph-properties> element specifies formatting properties for paragraphs.

The <style:paragraph-properties> element is usable within the following elements: <style:default-style> 16.4 and <style:style> 16.2.

The <style:paragraph-properties> element has the following attributes: fo:background-color 20.182, fo:border 20.183.2, fo:border-bottom 20.183.3, fo:border-left 20.183.4, fo:border-right 20.183.5, fo:border-top 20.183.6, fo:break-after 20.184, fo:break-before 20.185, fo:hyphenation-keep 20.196, fo:hyphenation-ladder-count 20.197, fo:keep-together 20.200, fo:keep-with-next 20.201, fo:line-height 20.204, fo:margin 20.205, fo:margin-bottom 20.206, fo:margin-left 20.207, fo:margin-right 20.208, fo:margin-top 20.209, fo:orphans 20.214, fo:padding 20.217, fo:padding-bottom 20.218, fo:padding-left 20.219, fo:padding-right 20.220, fo:padding-top 20.221, fo:text-align 20.223, fo:text-align-last 20.224, fo:text-indent 20.225, fo:widows 20.228, style:auto-text-indent 20.246, style:background-transparency 20.247, style:border-line-width 20.248, style:border-line-width-bottom 20.249, style:border-line-width-left 20.250, style:border-line-width-right 20.251, style:border-line-width-top 20.252, style:contextual-spacing 20.255, style:font-independent-line-spacing 20.276, style:join-border 20.300, style:justify-single-word 20.301, style:line-break 20.315, style:line-height-at-least 20.317, style:line-spacing 20.318, style:page-number 20.328, style:punctuation-wrap 20.335, style:register-true 20.336, style:shadow 20.359, style:snap-to-layout-grid 20.361, style:tab-stop-distance 20.362, style:text-autospace 20.365, style:vertical-align 20.396, style:writing-mode 20.404, style:writing-mode-automatic 20.405, text:line-number 20.430, text:number-lines 20.434 and text:relative-tab-stop-position 20.440.

The <style:paragraph-properties> element has the following child elements: <style:background-fill> 17.26, <style:background-image> 17.3, <style:drop-cap> 17.9 and <style:tab-stops> 17.7.

## 17.7 <style:tab-stops>

The <style:tab-stops> element is a container for <style:tab-stop> elements.

If a style contains a <style:tab-stops> element, it overrides the entire <style:tab-stops> element of the parent style such that no <style:tab-stop> children are inherited; otherwise, the style inherits the entire <style:tab-stops> element as specified in section 16.2 <style:style>.

The <style:tab-stops> element is usable within the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The <style:tab-stops> element has no attributes.

The <style:tab-stops> element has the following child element: <style:tab-stop> 17.8.

## 17.8 <style:tab-stop>

The <style:tab-stop> element defines a tab stop.

The <style:tab-stop> element is usable within the following element: <style:tab-stops> 17.7.

The <style:tab-stop> element has the following attributes: style:char 19.469, style:leader-color 19.488, style:leader-style 19.489, style:leader-text 19.490, style:leader-text-style 19.491, style:leader-type 19.492, style:leader-width 19.493, style:position 19.512, style:type 19.519.

The <style:tab-stop> element has no child elements.

## 17.9 <style:drop-cap>

The <style:drop-cap> element specifies if the one or more characters at the start of a paragraph are to be displayed in a larger font and span multiple lines of text.

The <style:drop-cap> element is usable within the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The <style:drop-cap> element has the following attributes: style:distance 19.477, style:length 19.496, style:lines 19.498 and style:style-name 19.518.

The <style:drop-cap> element has no child elements.

## 17.10 <style:ruby-properties>

The <style:ruby-properties> element specifies formatting properties for ruby elements.

The <style:ruby-properties> element is usable within the following elements: <style:default-style> 16.4 and <style:style> 16.2.

The <style:ruby-properties> element has the following attributes: style:ruby-align 20.349 and style:ruby-position 20.350.

The <style:ruby-properties> element has no child elements.

## 17.11 <style:section-properties>

The <style:section-properties> element specifies the formatting properties used by section styles.

The <style:section-properties> element is usable within the following elements: <style:default-style> 16.4 and <style:style> 16.2.

The <style:section-properties> element has the following attributes: fo:background-color 20.182, fo:margin-left 20.207, fo:margin-right 20.208, style:editable 20.265, style:protect 20.334, style:writing-mode 20.404 and text:dont-balance-text-columns 20.428.

The <style:section-properties> element has the following child elements: <style:background-fill> 17.26, <style:background-image> 17.3, <style:columns> 17.12 and <text:notes-configuration> 16.31.3.

## 17.12 <style:columns>

The <style:columns> element specifies the number and formatting of columns on a page or in a section or graphic. If it does not contain any child formatting properties elements, all columns are assigned the same width.

The <style:columns> element is usable within the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2 and <style:section-properties> 17.11.

The <style:columns> element has the following attributes: fo:column-count 19.232 and fo:column-gap 19.233.

The <style:columns> element has the following child elements: <style:column> 17.13 and <style:column-sep> 17.14.

## 17.13 <style:column>

The <style:column> element specifies formatting properties for a column.

The <style:column> element is usable within the following element: <style:columns> 17.12.

The <style:column> element has the following attributes: fo:end-indent 19.235, fo:space-after 19.243, fo:space-before 19.244, fo:start-indent 19.245 and style:rel-width 19.514.

The <style:column> element has no child elements.

## 17.14 <style:column-sep>

The <style:column-sep> element specifies a separator line between columns.

The <style:column-sep> element is usable within the following element: <style:columns> 17.12.

The <style:column-sep> element has the following attributes: style:color 19.471, style:height 19.486, style:style 19.517, style:vertical-align 19.520 and style:width 19.522.

The <style:column-sep> element has no child elements.

## 17.15 <style:table-properties>

The <style:table-properties> element specifies formatting properties for tables.

The <style:table-properties> element is usable within the following elements: <style:default-style> 16.4 and <style:style> 16.2.

The <style:table-properties> element has the following attributes: fo:background-color 20.182, fo:break-after 20.184, fo:break-before 20.185, fo:keep-with-next 20.201, fo:margin 20.205, fo:margin-bottom 20.206, fo:margin-left 20.207, fo:margin-right 20.208, fo:margin-top 20.209, style:may-break-between-rows 20.319, style:page-number 20.328, style:rel-width 20.340, style:shadow 20.359, style:width 20.399, style:writing-mode 20.404, table:align 20.414, table:border-model 20.415, table:display 20.416 and table:tab-color 20.442.

The <style:table-properties> element has the following child elements: <style:background-fill> 17.26 and <style:background-image> 17.3.

## 17.16 <style:table-column-properties>

The <style:table-column-properties> element specifies formatting properties for table columns.

The <style:table-column-properties> element is usable within the following elements: <style:default-style> 16.4 and <style:style> 16.2.

The <style:table-column-properties> element has the following attributes: fo:break-after 20.184, fo:break-before 20.185, style:column-width 20.254, style:rel-column-width 20.338 and style:use-optimal-column-width 20.393.

The <style:table-column-properties> element has no child elements.

## 17.17 <style:table-row-properties>

The <style:table-row-properties> element specifies formatting properties for table rows.

The <style:table-row-properties> element is usable within the following elements: <style:default-style> 16.4 and <style:style> 16.2.

The <style:table-row-properties> element has the following attributes: fo:background-color 20.182, fo:break-after 20.184, fo:break-before 20.185, fo:keep-together 20.200, style:min-row-height 20.320, style:row-height 20.348 and style:use-optimal-row-height 20.394.

The <style:table-row-properties> element has the following child elements: <style:background-fill> 17.26 and <style:background-image> 17.3.

## 17.18 <style:table-cell-properties>

The <style:table-cell-properties> element specifies formatting properties for cells.

The <style:table-cell-properties> element is usable within the following elements: <style:default-style> 16.4 and <style:style> 16.2.

The <style:table-cell-properties> element has the following attributes: fo:background-color 20.182, fo:border 20.183.2, fo:border-bottom 20.183.3, fo:border-left 20.183.4, fo:border-right 20.183.5, fo:border-top 20.183.6, fo:padding 20.217, fo:padding-bottom 20.218, fo:padding-left 20.219, fo:padding-right 20.220, fo:padding-top 20.221, fo:wrap-option 20.230, style:border-line-width 20.248, style:border-line-width-bottom 20.249, style:border-line-width-left 20.250, style:border-line-width-right 20.251, style:border-line-width-top 20.252, style:cell-protect 20.253, style:decimal-places 20.258, style:diagonal-bl-tr 20.259, style:diagonal-bl-tr-widths 20.260, style:diagonal-tl-br 20.261, style:diagonal-tl-br-widths 20.262, style:direction 20.263, style:glyph-orientation-vertical 20.297, style:print-content 20.331, style:repeat-content 20.342, style:rotation-align 20.346, style:rotation-angle 20.347, style:shadow 20.359, style:shrink-to-fit 20.360, style:text-align-source 20.364, style:vertical-align 20.396 and style:writing-mode 20.404.

The <style:table-cell-properties> element has the following child elements: <style:background-fill> 17.26 and <style:background-image> 17.3.

## 17.19 <style:list-level-properties>

The <style:list-level-properties> element specifies formatting properties for a list level.

The <style:list-level-properties> element is usable within the following elements: <text:list-level-style-bullet> 16.33, <text:list-level-style-image> 16.35, <text:list-level-style-number> 16.34 and <text:outline-level-style> 16.37.

The <style:list-level-properties> element has the following attributes: fo:height 20.194, fo:text-align 20.223, fo:width 20.229, style:font-name 20.277, style:vertical-pos 20.397, style:vertical-rel 20.398, svg:y 20.412, text:list-level-position-and-space-mode 20.431, text:min-label-distance 20.432, text:min-label-width 20.433 and text:space-before 20.435.

The <style:list-level-properties> element has the following child element: <style:list-level-label-alignment> 17.20.

## 17.20 <style:list-level-label-alignment>

The <style:list-level-label-alignment> element specifies the position and spacing of a list label and its list item.

The element will be evaluated only if the text:list-level-position-and-space-mode attribute has the value label-alignment.

The fo:text-indent and fo:margin-left attributes specify the indent and margin for the text lines of a list item. The text lines of a list item contain the list level properties specific content and the text of the paragraph inside the list item. The value fo:text-indent + fo:margin-left specifies the indent of the first text line of the list item. This position is also the alignment position for the list label, because the value of text:min-label-width is treated as 0. 19.246, 20.431

The fo:text-indent and fo:margin-left attributes are evaluated only for paragraphs inside list items whose paragraph styles do not specify them. If one of the two properties, or both, are specified by the paragraph style, the text indent and/or left margin are taken from the paragraph style. In this case the paragraph style's properties are used to determine the indent and margin for the text lines and thus also the alignment position.

The <style:list-level-label-alignment> element is usable within the following element: <style:list-level-properties> 17.19.

The <style:list-level-label-alignment> element has the following attributes: fo:margin-left 19.237, fo:text-indent 19.246, text:label-followed-by 19.833 and text:list-tab-stop-position 19.836.

The <style:list-level-label-alignment> element has no child elements.

## 17.21 <style:graphic-properties>

The <style:graphic-properties> element specifies formatting properties for chart, draw, graphic, and frame elements.

The <style:graphic-properties> element is usable within the following elements: <style:default-style> 16.4 and <style:style> 16.2.

The <style:graphic-properties> element has the following attributes: dr3d:ambient-color 20.74, dr3d:back-scale 20.75, dr3d:backface-culling 20.76, dr3d:close-back 20.77, dr3d:close-front 20.78, dr3d:depth 20.79, dr3d:diffuse-color 20.80, dr3d:edge-rounding 20.81, dr3d:edge-rounding-mode 20.82, dr3d:emissive-color 20.83, dr3d:end-angle 20.84, dr3d:horizontal-segments 20.85, dr3d:lighting-mode 20.86, dr3d:normals-direction 20.87, dr3d:normals-kind 20.88, dr3d:shadow 20.89, dr3d:shininess 20.90, dr3d:specular-color 20.91, dr3d:texture-filter 20.92, dr3d:texture-generation-mode-x 20.95, dr3d:texture-generation-mode-y 20.96, dr3d:texture-kind 20.93, dr3d:texture-mode 20.94, dr3d:vertical-segments 20.97, draw:allow-overlap 20.438, draw:auto-grow-height 20.98, draw:auto-grow-width 20.99, draw:blue 20.101, draw:caption-angle 20.102, draw:caption-angle-type 20.103, draw:caption-escape 20.104, draw:caption-escape-direction 20.105, draw:caption-fit-line-length 20.106, draw:caption-gap 20.107, draw:caption-line-length 20.108, draw:caption-type 20.109, draw:color-inversion 20.110, draw:color-mode 20.111, draw:contrast 20.112, draw:decimal-places 20.113, draw:decorative 20.441, draw:draw-aspect 20.114, draw:end-guide 20.115, draw:end-line-spacing-horizontal 20.116, draw:end-line-spacing-vertical 20.117, draw:fill 20.118, draw:fill-color 20.119, draw:fill-gradient-name 20.120, draw:fill-hatch-name 20.121, draw:fill-hatch-solid 20.122, draw:fill-image-height 20.123, draw:fill-image-name 20.124, draw:fill-image-ref-point 20.125, draw:fill-image-ref-point-x 20.126, draw:fill-image-ref-point-y 20.127, draw:fill-image-width 20.128, draw:fit-to-contour 20.129, draw:fit-to-size 20.130, draw:frame-display-border 20.131, draw:frame-display-scrollbar 20.133, draw:frame-margin-horizontal 20.132, draw:frame-margin-vertical 20.134, draw:gamma 20.135, draw:gradient-step-count 20.137, draw:green 20.136, draw:guide-distance 20.138, draw:guide-overhang 20.139, draw:image-opacity 20.140, draw:line-distance 20.141, draw:luminance 20.142, draw:marker-end 20.143, draw:marker-end-center 20.144, draw:marker-end-width 20.145, draw:marker-start 20.146, draw:marker-start-center 20.147, draw:marker-start-width 20.148, draw:measure-align 20.149, draw:measure-vertical-align 20.150, draw:ole-draw-aspect 20.151, draw:opacity 20.152, draw:opacity-name 20.153, draw:parallel 20.154, draw:placing 20.155, draw:red 20.156, draw:secondary-fill-color 20.157, draw:shadow 20.158, draw:shadow-color 20.159, draw:shadow-offset-x 20.160, draw:shadow-offset-y 20.161, draw:shadow-opacity 20.162, draw:show-unit 20.163, draw:start-guide 20.164, draw:start-line-spacing-horizontal 20.165, draw:start-line-spacing-vertical 20.166, draw:stroke 20.167, draw:stroke-dash 20.168, draw:stroke-dash-names 20.169, draw:stroke-linejoin 20.170, draw:symbol-color 20.172, draw:textarea-horizontal-align 20.173, draw:textarea-vertical-align 20.174, draw:tile-repeat-offset 20.175, draw:unit 20.180, draw:visible-area-height 20.176, draw:visible-area-left 20.177, draw:visible-area-top 20.178, draw:visible-area-width 20.179, draw:wrap-influence-on-position 20.181, fo:background-color 20.182, fo:border 20.183.2, fo:border-bottom 20.183.3, fo:border-left 20.183.4, fo:border-right 20.183.5, fo:border-top 20.183.6, fo:clip 20.186, fo:margin 20.205, fo:margin-bottom 20.206, fo:margin-left 20.207, fo:margin-right 20.208, fo:margin-top 20.209, fo:max-height 20.210, fo:max-width 20.211, fo:min-height 20.212, fo:min-width 20.213, fo:padding 20.217, fo:padding-bottom 20.218, fo:padding-left 20.219, fo:padding-right 20.220, fo:padding-top 20.221, fo:wrap-option 20.230, style:background-transparency 20.247, style:border-line-width 20.248, style:border-line-width-bottom 20.249, style:border-line-width-left 20.250, style:border-line-width-right 20.251, style:border-line-width-top 20.252, style:editable 20.265, style:flow-with-text 20.267, style:horizontal-pos 20.298, style:horizontal-rel 20.299, style:mirror 20.321, style:number-wrapped-paragraphs 20.326, style:overflow-behavior 20.327, style:print-content 20.331, style:protect 20.334, style:rel-height 20.339, style:rel-width 20.340, style:repeat 20.341, style:run-through 20.351, style:shadow 20.359, style:shrink-to-fit 20.360, style:vertical-pos 20.397, style:vertical-rel 20.398, style:wrap 20.400, style:wrap-contour 20.401, style:wrap-contour-mode 20.402, style:wrap-dynamic-threshold 20.403, style:writing-mode 20.404, svg:fill-rule 20.406, svg:height 20.407, svg:stroke-color 20.408, svg:stroke-linecap 20.171, svg:stroke-opacity 20.409, svg:stroke-width 20.410, svg:width 20.413, svg:x 20.411, svg:y 20.412, text:anchor-page-number 20.417, text:anchor-type 20.418, text:animation 20.419, text:animation-delay 20.420, text:animation-direction 20.421, text:animation-repeat 20.422, text:animation-start-inside 20.423, text:animation-steps 20.424 and text:animation-stop-inside 20.425.

The <style:graphic-properties> element has the following child elements: <style:background-image> 17.3, <style:columns> 17.12 and <text:list-style> 16.32.

## 17.22 <style:chart-properties>

The <style:chart-properties> element specifies formatting properties for charts.

The <style:chart-properties> element is usable within the following elements: <style:default-style> 16.4 and <style:style> 16.2.

The <style:chart-properties> element has the following attributes: chart:angle-offset 20.2, chart:auto-position 20.3, chart:auto-size 20.4, chart:axis-label-position 20.5, chart:axis-position 20.6, chart:connect-bars 20.7, chart:data-label-number 20.8, chart:data-label-series 20.9, chart:data-label-symbol 20.10, chart:data-label-text 20.11, chart:deep 20.12, chart:display-label 20.13, chart:error-category 20.14, chart:error-lower-indicator 20.15, chart:error-lower-limit 20.16, chart:error-lower-range 20.17, chart:error-margin 20.18, chart:error-percentage 20.19, chart:error-upper-indicator 20.20, chart:error-upper-limit 20.21, chart:error-upper-range 20.22, chart:gap-width 20.23, chart:group-bars-per-axis 20.24, chart:hole-size 20.25, chart:include-hidden-cells 20.26, chart:interpolation 20.27, chart:interval-major 20.28, chart:interval-minor-divisor 20.29, chart:japanese-candle-stick 20.30, chart:label-arrangement 20.31, chart:label-position 20.32, chart:label-position-negative 20.33, chart:lines 20.34, chart:link-data-style-to-source 20.35, chart:logarithmic 20.36, chart:major-origin 20.436, chart:maximum 20.37, chart:mean-value 20.38, chart:minimum 20.39, chart:minor-logarithmic 20.437, chart:origin 20.40, chart:overlap 20.41, chart:percentage 20.43, chart:pie-offset 20.42, chart:regression-force-intercept 20.44, chart:regression-intercept-value 20.45, chart:regression-max-degree 20.46, chart:regression-moving-type 20.47, chart:regression-name 20.48, chart:regression-period 20.49, chart:regression-type 20.50, chart:reverse-direction 20.51, chart:right-angled-axes 20.52, chart:scale-text 20.53, chart:series-source 20.54, chart:solid-type 20.56, chart:sort-by-x-values 20.55, chart:spline-order 20.57, chart:spline-resolution 20.58, chart:stacked 20.59, chart:symbol-height 20.60, chart:symbol-name 20.61, chart:symbol-type 20.62, chart:symbol-width 20.63, chart:text-overlap 20.64, chart:three-dimensional 20.65, chart:tick-mark-position 20.70, chart:tick-marks-major-inner 20.66, chart:tick-marks-major-outer 20.67, chart:tick-marks-minor-inner 20.68, chart:tick-marks-minor-outer 20.69, chart:treat-empty-cells 20.71, chart:vertical 20.72, chart:visible 20.73, style:direction 20.263, style:rotation-angle 20.347 and text:line-break 20.429.

The <style:chart-properties> element has the following child elements: <chart:label-separator> 17.24 and <chart:symbol-image> 17.23.

## 17.23 <chart:symbol-image>

The <chart:symbol-image> element specifies an image to be used for a data point in a chart.

This element should be used only together with a chart:symbol-type attribute and only when that attribute has the value image.

The <chart:symbol-image> element is usable within the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The <chart:symbol-image> element has the following attribute: xlink:href 19.916.

The <chart:symbol-image> element has no child elements.

## 17.24 <chart:label-separator>

The <chart:label-separator> element specifies text that is used for separating different parts of a textual data label. These parts can be the value as number, the value as a percentage (20.8), and the label text (20.11).

If the <chart:label-separator> element is omitted, the default value is a space character “ “ (U+0020, SPACE).

This element should be used within chart styles that are applied to <chart:data-label>, <chart:data-point>, <chart:series> or <chart:plot-area> elements.

If a separator is not specified by this element in a chart style applied to a <chart:data-label> element, the separator specified with a chart style applied to a parent element is used.

The <chart:label-separator> element is usable within the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The <chart:label-separator> element has no attributes.

The <chart:label-separator> element has the following child element: <text:p> 5.1.3.

## 17.25 <style:drawing-page-properties>

The <style:drawing-page-properties> element specifies formatting that can be applied to a <draw:page> element, a <presentation:notes> element, a <style:handout-master> element, or a <style:master-page> element.

The <style:drawing-page-properties> element is usable within the following elements: <style:default-style> 16.4 and <style:style> 16.2.

The <style:drawing-page-properties> element has the following attributes: draw:background-size 20.100, draw:fill 20.118, draw:fill-color 20.119, draw:fill-gradient-name 20.120, draw:fill-hatch-name 20.121, draw:fill-hatch-solid 20.122, draw:fill-image-height 20.123, draw:fill-image-name 20.124, draw:fill-image-ref-point 20.125, draw:fill-image-ref-point-x 20.126, draw:fill-image-ref-point-y 20.127, draw:fill-image-width 20.128, draw:gradient-step-count 20.137, draw:opacity 20.152, draw:opacity-name 20.153, draw:secondary-fill-color 20.157, draw:tile-repeat-offset 20.175, presentation:background-objects-visible 20.231, presentation:background-visible 20.232, presentation:display-date-time 20.233, presentation:display-footer 20.234, presentation:display-header 20.235, presentation:display-page-number 20.236, presentation:duration 20.237, presentation:transition-speed 20.238, presentation:transition-style 20.239, presentation:transition-type 20.240, presentation:visibility 20.241, smil:direction 20.242, smil:fadeColor 20.243, smil:subtype 20.244, smil:type 20.245, style:repeat 20.341 and svg:fill-rule 20.406.

The <style:drawing-page-properties> element has the following child element: <presentation:sound> 10.9.3.

## 17.26 <style:background-fill>

The <style:background-fill> element serves as a container for fill attributes to specify a background. It has a mandatory attribute draw:fill 20.118 to specify the kind of fill. The other attributes specify details to the fill.
The <style:background-fill> element takes precedence over element <style:background-image> 17.3, attribute fo:background-color 20.182 and attribute style:background-transparency 20.247. Consumers not able to use the <style:background-fill> element may ignore it and use a given <style:background-image> element or fo:background-color and fo:background-transparency attributes instead.
The background of an object is transparent if none of the styles applied following the rules specified in a <style:style> 16.2 element defines a background formatting.

The <style:background-fill> element is usable within the following elements: <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6, <style:section-properties> 17.11, <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18, <style:table-properties> 17.15 and <style:table-row-properties> 17.17.

The <style:background-fill> element has the following attributes: draw:fill Error: Reference source not found, draw:fill-color Error: Reference source not found, draw:fill-gradient-name Error: Reference source not found, draw:fill-hatch-name Error: Reference source not found, draw:fill-hatch-solid Error: Reference source not found, draw:fill-image-height Error: Reference source not found, draw:fill-image-name Error: Reference source not found, draw:fill-image-ref-point Error: Reference source not found, draw:fill-image-ref-point-x Error: Reference source not found, draw:fill-image-ref-point-y Error: Reference source not found, draw:fill-image-width Error: Reference source not found, draw:gradient-step-count Error: Reference source not found, draw:opacity 19.202, draw:opacity-name Error: Reference source not found, draw:secondary-fill-color Error: Reference source not found, draw:tile-repeat-offset Error: Reference source not found, style:repeat 19.515 and svg:fill-rule Error: Reference source not found.

The <style:background-fill> element has no child elements.

# 18 Datatypes

## 18.1 Introduction

The values of attributes and elements have datatypes. This specification defines datatypes for values of elements and attributes of OpenDocument documents.

Note: This specification and the schema make reference to other specifications for some datatype definitions. Some datatypes introduced here may be specializations of other datatypes defined here or in other specifications.

## 18.2 W3C Schema Datatypes

The following [XMLSchema-2] datatypes are used in this specification:

- •string

- •date

- •time

- •dateTime

- •decimal

- •duration

- •int

- •integer

- •nonNegativeInteger

- •positiveInteger

- •double

- •long

- •short

- •base64Binary

- •ID

- •IDREF

- •IDREFS

- •NCName

## 18.3 Other Datatypes

### 18.3.1 angle

An angle, as defined in §4.1 of [SVG], is a double value that may be followed immediately by one of the following angle unit identifiers: deg (degrees), grad (gradiants) or rad (radians). If no unit identifier is specified, the value is assumed to be in degrees.

Note: OpenDocument v1.1 did not support angle specifications that contain an angle unit identifier. Angle unit identifiers should be omitted for compatibility with OpenDocument v1.1.

### 18.3.2 anyIRI

An IRI-reference as defined in [RFC3987], expressed in an [XMLSchema-2] anyURI.

Note: The procedure for resolution of anyIRI values that are not IRI values is undefined.

### 18.3.3 boolean

A Boolean value may have either of the values true or false.

### 18.3.4 cellAddress

A cell address as specified in 9.2.1.

### 18.3.5 cellRangeAddress

A cell range address as specified in 9.2.3.

### 18.3.6 cellRangeAddressList

A cell range address list as specified in 9.2.5.

### 18.3.7 character

A character value is a string with only one character.

### 18.3.8 clipShape

A clip shape as defined in §7.20.1 of [XSL]. Offsets shall not be specified using the units em and px.

### 18.3.9 color

A RGB color in conformance with §5.9.9 of [XSL], that is a RGB color in notation “#rrggbb”, where rr, gg and bb are pairs of hexadecimal digits.

### 18.3.10 coordinate

A coordinate represents a length in a coordinate system. It specifies the distance from the origin of the coordinate system along the relevant axis.

### 18.3.11 countryCode

A country code is a value that conforms to ISO 3166 ([ISO3166-1], [ISO3166-2], [ISO3166-3], or their successors, and further parts).

See §2.2.4 Region Subtag of [RFC5646], or its successors.

### 18.3.12 CURIE

A CURIE, as described in §7 of [RDFa].

### 18.3.13 CURIEs

A list of CURIEs, as described in §7 of [RDFa], separated by white spaces.

### 18.3.14 dateOrDateTime

A dateOrDateTime value is either an [XMLSchema-2] date value or an [XMLSchema-2] dateTime value.

### 18.3.15 distance

The length between two points.

### 18.3.17 language

A language is a natural language identifier as defined by [RFC5646], or its successor. The lexical space is the same as the [XMLSchema-2] language data type.

Note 1: The language datatype is the same as the [XMLSchema-2] language datatype, except that its value range is not restricted to values of [RFC3066], but follows the syntax of the xml:lang attribute. See §2.12 of [XML1.0].

### 18.3.18 languageCode

A language code is a value that conforms to ISO 639 ([ISO639-1], [ISO639-2], [ISO639-3] or their successors, and further parts).

See §2.2.1 Primary Language Subtag of [RFC5646], or its successors.

### 18.3.19 length

A (positive or negative) length, consisting of magnitude and unit, in conformance with the Units of Measure defined in §5.9.13 of [XSL].

### 18.3.20 namespacedToken

A namespaced token is an [XMLSchema-2] QName that matches the definition of PrefixedName in §4 of [XML-Names].

### 18.3.21 nonNegativeLength

A measurement with a value that shall be zero or positive.

### 18.3.22 nonNegativePixelLength

A non-negative measurement that shall have the unit px (pixels).

### 18.3.23 pathData

Path data as described in §8.3 of [SVG]. Attribute values of this data type shall match the BNF grammar for SVG path data in §8.3.9 of [SVG].

### 18.3.24 percent

(Positive or negative) percentage values in conformance with §5.9.11 of [XSL].

### 18.3.25 point3D

A 3D point. The syntax of a 3D point is the same as that for vector3D (18.3.41), except that each coordinate is shall be followed by a unit.

### 18.3.26 points

A sequence of points. Each point consists of two integer coordinates separated by a comma “,” (U+002C, COMMA). The points are separated by white space.

### 18.3.27 positiveLength

A measurement with a value that shall be positive.

### 18.3.28 relativeLength

A relative length is a positive integer, followed by a ”*” (U+002A, ASTERISK) character.

### 18.3.29 safeCURIE

A safe CURIE, as described in §7 of [RDFa].

### 18.3.30 scriptCode

A script code conforming to [ISO15924], or its successors. See §2.2.3 Script Subtag of [RFC5646], or its successors.

### 18.3.31 signedZeroToHundredPercent

Percentage values in the range [-100%,100%] in conformance with §5.9.11 of [XSL].

### 18.3.32 styleName

A NCName as specified in [XMLSchema-2][XMLSchema-2] that is the name of a style.

### 18.3.33 styleNameRef

A NCName as specified in [XMLSchema-2] that is the name of a referenced style, or an empty value.

### 18.3.34 styleNameRefs

A white-space-separated list of NCNames as specified in [XMLSchema-2] that are the names of a style.

### 18.3.35 targetFrameName

The name of a target frame in conformance with §6.16 of [HTML4].

### 18.3.36 textEncoding

A character encoding in the notation described in the §4.3.3 of [XML1.0], or the value x-symbol. The value is x-symbol means that the character encoding is not enumerated by §4.3.3 of [XML1.0].

### 18.3.37 timeOrDateTime

A timeOrDateTime value is either an [XMLSchema-2] time or an [XMLSchema-2] dateTime value.

### 18.3.38 URIorSafeCURIE

An IRI or a safe CURIE, as described in §7 of [RDFa].

### 18.3.39 valueType

A list of value types.

### 18.3.40 variableName

A string specifying the name of a variable.

### 18.3.41 vector3D

A 3-element vector that is represented by floating-point x, y, z coordinates. The format of a vector3D value is white space separated tokens in the order x, y, and z, and that expression starts with "(" (LEFT PARENTHESIS U+0028) and ends with ")" (RIGHT PARENTHESIS U+0029). If this value represents a normal, then it should be normalized.

### 18.3.42 zeroToHundredPercent

Percentage values in the range [0%,100%] in conformance with §5.9.11 of [XSL].

### 18.3.43 error

The string value “error.”

### 18.3.44 nonNegativePercent

Non-negative percentage values.

# 19 General Attributes

## 19.1 General

Attributes for elements defined by OpenDocument are divided between those used by structural elements (19) versus those used by <style:*-properties> elements (20).

Attributes have default values defined by this specification. When any element appears in a document instance without such an attribute, consumers should behave as if the attribute is present with the defined default value.

## 19.2 anim:color-interpolation

The anim:color-interpolation attribute specifies the color space that is used for color interpolation.

The defined values for the anim:color-interpolation attribute are:

- •hsl: HSL (hue, saturation, lightness) color model.

- •rgb: RGB (red, green, blue) color model.

The default value for this attribute is rgb.

The anim:color-interpolation attribute is usable with the following element: <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6.

The values of the anim:color-interpolation attribute are rgb or hsl.

## 19.3 anim:color-interpolation-direction

The anim:color-interpolation-direction attribute specifies the direction that is used for color interpolation. This is only valid for the HSL color space.

The defined values for the anim:color-interpolation-direction attribute are:

- •clockwise: color interpolation proceeds in a clockwise direction.

- •counterclockwise: color interpolation proceeds in a counterclockwise direction.

The default value for this attribute is clockwise.

The anim:color-interpolation-direction attribute is usable with the following element: <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6.

The values of the anim:color-interpolation-direction attribute are clockwise or counter-clockwise.

## 19.4 anim:audio-level

The anim:audio-level attribute specifies the audio volume during a playback.

The defined value range for the anim:audio-level attribute is a rational number between 0 (inaudible) and 1 (system volume), inclusive.

The anim:audio-level attribute is usable with the following element: <anim:audio> 15.5.

The anim:audio-level attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 19.5 anim:command

The anim:command attribute specifies an animation command.

The defined values for the anim:command attribute are:

- •custom: the command is user-defined.

- •verb: the command targets an embedded [OLE] object. 10.4.6.3. The parameter verb is the verb number executed on the embedded object.

- •play: the command targets a media shape and starts its playback. The parameter media-time defines the playback start time in seconds. If this parameter is not set, playback starts at the last position.

- •toggle-pause: the command targets a media shape and toggles its playback state from play to paused or from paused to play.

- •stop: the command targets a media shape and stops its playback.

- •stop-audio: the command has no target and stops all running audio playback.

If the value of the anim:command attribute is custom, then there shall be a <anim:param> 15.6.2 child element whose anim:name 19.10 attribute and anim:value 19.12 attribute values are user-defined.

If the value of the anim:command attribute is verb, there shall be a <anim:param> child element whose anim:name attribute value is verb and whose anim:value attribute value contains the verb number.

If the value of the anim:command attribute is play, then there shall be a <anim:param> child element whose anim:name attribute value is play and whose anim:value attribute value contains a value expressed in seconds.

The anim:command attribute is usable with the following element: <anim:command> 15.6.1.

The anim:command attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.6 anim:formula

The anim:formula attribute specifies a formula used in an animation function.

The following is the minimum supported grammar:

formula::= additive_expression

identifier::= '$' | 'pi' | 'e' | 'x' | 'y' | 'width' | 'height'

function::= 'abs'|'sqrt'|'sin'|'cos'|'tan'|'atan'|'acos'|'asin'|'exp'|'log'

binary_function::= 'min'|'max'

basic_expression::= number

| identifier

| unary_function S* '(' S* additive_expression S* ')'

| binary_function S* '(' S* additive_expression S* ',' S*additive_expression S* ')'

| '(' S* additive_expression S* ')'

unary_expression::= '-' S* basic_expression | basic_expression

multiplicative_expression::= unary_expression ( ( S* '*' S* unary_expression )

| ( S* '/' S* unary_expression ) )*

additive_expression::= multiplicative_expression ( ( S* '+' S* multiplicative_expression )

| ( S* '-' S* multiplicative_expression ) )*

number::= sign? integer | sign? Floating-point-constant

floating-point-constant::= fractional-constant exponent? | integer exponent

fractional-constant::= integer? '.' integer | integer '.'

exponent::= ( 'e' | 'E' ) sign? Integer

sign::= '+' | '-'

integer::= [0-9]+

S::= (#x20 | #x9)

The defined identifiers for the anim:formula attribute are:

- •"$" (U+0024, DOLLAR SIGN): The identifier ”$” is replaced by a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive) that represents a proportional offset into an animation element's duration.

- •pi: The Pi constant.

When the anim:formula attribute appears on a descendant element of <office:presentation>, it may use the following additional identifiers:

- •e: the Euler constant.

- •x: the animated elements left edge in screen space where 0 is the left edge of the screen and 1 is the right edge.

- •y: the animated elements top edge in screen space, where 0 is the top edge of the screen and 1 is the bottom edge.

- •width: the animated elements width in screen space, where 0 is no width and 1 is the screen's width.

- •height: the animated elements height in screen space, where 0 is no height and 1 is the screen's height.

If an anim:formula attribute is given, it overrides the smil:values, smil:to, smil:from and smil:by attributes as specified in 15.3.2.

The anim:formula attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The anim:formula attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.7 anim:id (deprecated)

The anim:id attribute specifies an identifier to an animation element.

OpenDocument consumers shall ignore an anim:id attribute if it occurs on an element with an xml:id attribute value.

OpenDocument producers may write anim:id attributes for elements in addition to an xml:id attribute.

The value of an anim:id attribute shall equal the value of an xml:id attribute on the same element.

The anim:id attribute is deprecated in favor of xml:id. 19.920

The anim:id attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:command> 15.6.1, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2 and <anim:seq> 15.4.3.

The anim:id attribute has the data type NCName 18.2.

## 19.8 anim:iterate-interval

The anim:iterate-interval attribute specifies the time interval between effects that are children of <anim:iterate> elements.

The anim:iterate-interval attribute is usable with the following element: <anim:iterate> 15.4.4.

The anim:iterate-interval attribute has the data type duration 18.2.

## 19.9 anim:iterate-type

The anim:iterate-type attribute of a <anim:iterate> element specifies the iteration of child elements.

The defined values for the anim:iterate-type attribute are:

- •by-letter: the target shape or paragraph is iterated by letters.

- •by-paragraph: the target shape is iterated by paragraphs.

- •by-word: the target shape or paragraph is iterated by words.

The anim:iterate-type attribute is usable with the following element: <anim:iterate> 15.4.4.

The anim:iterate-type attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.10 anim:name

The anim:name attribute specifies the name of a parameter for an <anim:command> 15.6.1 element.

The anim:name attribute is usable with the following element: <anim:param> 15.6.2.

The anim:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.11 anim:sub-item

The anim:sub-item attribute specifies components of a target element for application of animation effects.

The defined values for the anim:sub-item attribute are:

- •background: animates only a shape's background and not its text.

- •text: animates only the text of a shape.

- •whole: animates both a shape and its text.

The anim:sub-item attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:command> 15.6.1, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The anim:sub-item attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.12 anim:value

The anim:value attribute specifies the value of a parameter for an <anim:command> element.

The anim:value attribute is usable with the following element: <anim:param> 15.6.2.

The anim:value attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.13 chart:attached-axis

The chart:attached-axis attribute specifies an axis to be used with a series. The value shall be the name of an axis as defined with the chart:name attribute on a <chart:axis> element.

The chart:attached-axis attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:series> 11.12.

The chart:attached-axis attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.14 chart:automatic-content

The chart:automatic-content attribute specifies if an equation to be displayed should be calculated automatically or if text given within a <text:p> element should be used instead.

If no <text:p> element is provided, the chart:automatic-content attribute is assumed to be true.

The defined values for the chart:automatic-content attribute are:

- •false: the text within a <text:p> element is displayed.

- •true: an equation is calculated and displayed automatically.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The chart:automatic-content attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:equation> 11.19.

The chart:automatic-content attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.15 chart:class

### 19.15.1 <chart:chart>, <chart:series>

The chart:class attribute specifies a chart type. The value is a namespaced token. The values for the predefined chart types are defined within the chart namespace ( urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:chart:1.0).

The term line attributes is used in defining chart:class values to refer to the attributes of the <style:graphic-properties> 17.21 element within a chart style: draw:stroke 19.218, draw:stroke-dash 20.168 and draw:stroke-linejoin 20.170,svg:stroke-color 20.408, svg:stroke-width 20.410, and svg:stroke-opacity 20.409.

The term fill attributes is used in defining chart:class values to refer to the attributes of the <style:graphic-properties> 17.21 element within a chart style: draw:fill 20.118, draw:fill-color 20.119, draw:fill-gradient-name 20.120, draw:gradient-step-count 20.137, draw:fill-hatch-name 20.121, draw:fill-hatch-solid 20.122, draw:fill-image-height 19.486, draw:fill-image-name 20.124, draw:fill-image-width 20.128, draw:fill-image-ref-point 20.125, draw:fill-image-ref-point-x 20.126, draw:fill-image-ref-point-y 20.127, draw:opacity 20.152, draw:opacity-name 20.153, draw:tile-repeat-offset 20.175 and style:repeat 19.515.

The defined values for the chart:class attribute are:

- •chart:area –The values given by a chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute on a <chart:series> element are interpreted as y-coordinates within a Cartesian coordinate system with horizontal x-axis and vertical y-axis. The accessory x-coordinates are generated from the positions in the y-value sequence starting with 1.0. The first y-value gets an x-value 1.0. The second y-value is associated with an x-value of 2.0 and so forth. The <chart:categories> 11.10 element can be used to define labels for the x-axis.

  Where chart:three-dimensional="true" 20.65 a left-handed three-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system is used with horizontal x-axis and vertical y-axis (prior to any 3D scene transformations).

  Where chart:deep="true" 20.12 the z-coordinates are generated from the order of the series elements starting with 1.0. The first series has an associated z-coordinate of 1.0. The second series has a z-coordinate 2.0 and so forth. The series names are used as labels at the z-axis.

  The area in the xy-pane between the data points and the x-axis is filled (chart:origin 20.40).

  Where chart:stacked="true" 20.59 the area between a series and the previous series is filled. The filling is done as indicated by the fill attributes of the series. A border is drawn as specified by the line attributes of the series.

- •chart:bar – The values given by a chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute on a <chart:series> element are interpreted as y-coordinates within a Cartesian coordinate system with horizontal x-axis and vertical y-axis. The accessory x-coordinates are generated from the positions in the y-value sequence starting with 1.0. The first y-value gets an x-value 1.0. The second y-value is associated with an x-value of 2.0 and so forth. The <chart:categories> 11.10 element can be used to define labels for the x-axis. Where chart:three-dimensional="true" 20.65 a left-handed three-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system is used with horizontal x-axis and vertical y-axis (prior to any 3D scene transformations).

  Where chart:deep="true" 20.12 the z-coordinates are generated from the order of the series elements starting with 1.0. The first series has an associated z-coordinate of 1.0. The second series has a z-coordinate 2.0 and so forth. The series names are used as labels at the z-axis.

  Bars are displayed for each data point starting at the x-axis and ending at the indicated y-coordinate (see chart:origin 20.40 for more details). In case of chart:stacked="true" 20.59 the bar starts at the previous series instead of the x-axis. The width and exact position of the bars along the x-axis is influenced by the attributes chart:gap-width 20.23, chart:group-bars-per-axis 20.24, chart:overlap 20.41, chart:percentage 20.43 and chart:stacked 20.59. In case of chart:three-dimensional="false" 20.65 the bars are simple rectangles.

  Where chart:three-dimensional="true" 20.65 the shape of the bars are defined by a chart:solid-type 20.56 attribute. A chart:vertical 20.72 attribute indicates whether the positions of x- and y-axis should be swapped, resulting in a horizontal y-axis and vertical x-axis. The bars are filled as indicated by the fill attributes of the series and points. A border is drawn as specified by the line attributes.

- •chart:bubble – Circles(bubbles) with different sizes are displayed in a Cartesian coordinate system with horizontal x-axis and vertical y-axis. The values given by a chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute on a <chart:series> element are interpreted as relative bubble area. The values for the y-coordinates are given by the first <chart:domain> 11.13 element. The values for the x-coordinates are given by the second <chart:domain> element. The bubbles are filled as indicated by the fill attributes of the series and points. A border is drawn as specified by the line attributes.

- •chart:circle – The values given by a chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute on a <chart:series> element are displayed as pie chart. For a value sequence a circle is divided into sectors, the angle of a sector represents the relative weight of a value. Only one series can be displayed with this chart type. By default, the segments are arranged counter-clockwise starting at 12 o'clock. To arrange the segments in clockwise order the attribute chart:reverse-direction 20.51 at the y-axis is set to true. The chart:angle-offset 20.2 attribute is used to rotate the pie. The <chart:categories> 11.10 element at the x-axis can be used to define categories for the data points. The segments are filled as indicated by the fill attributes of the series and points. A border is drawn as specified by the line attributes.

- •chart:filled-radar – The values given by a chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute on a <chart:series> element are interpreted as radius-coordinates within a counter-clockwise polar coordinate system. The angle axis starts at 12 o'clock. The axis element with chart:dimension="y" 19.18 is interpreted as radius axis. The axis element with chart:dimension="x" is interpreted as angle axis. The <chart:categories> 11.10 element can be used to define labels for the x-axis. The x-coordinates are generated from the positions in the value sequence starting with 1.0. First value gets an x-value 1.0. The second value is associated with an x-value of 2.0 and so forth.

  The area surrounded by the data points is filled as indicated by the fill attributes of the series. In case of chart:stacked="true" 20.59 the area between a series and the previous series is filled instead. A border is drawn as specified by the line attributes.

- •chart:gantt – The values given by a chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute of two <chart:series> (marked as being of type chart:gantt) are interpreted
  together to form the start and end values (in this order) in a Gantt chart. Start and end values are displayed at the y-axis in a Cartesian coordinate system with horizontal x-axis and vertical y-axis. The accessory x-coordinates are generated from the positions in the y-value sequence starting with 1.0. The first y-value gets an x-value 1.0. The second y-value is associated with an x-value of 2.0 and so forth. The <chart:categories> 11.10 element can be used to define labels for the x-axis.

  For each x-coordinate, a bar is displayed, starting at the start value and ending at the end value. The fill and line attributes of the series and points specify how the bars are to be displayed. If the end value is greater than or equal to the start value the style of the first series, shall be used. If the end value is smaller than the start value, the styles of the second series shall be used.

- •chart:line – The values given by a chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute on a <chart:series> element are interpreted as y-coordinates within a Cartesian coordinate system with horizontal x-axis and vertical y-axis.

  The accessory x-coordinates are generated from the positions in the y-value sequence starting with 1.0. The first y-value gets an x-value 1.0. The second y-value is associated with an x-value of 2.0 and so forth. The <chart:categories> 11.10 element can be used to define labels for the x-axis.

  Where chart:three-dimensional="true" 20.65 a left-handed three-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system is used with horizontal x-axis and vertical y-axis (prior to any 3D scene transformations).

  Where chart:deep="true" 20.12 the z-coordinates are generated from the order of the series elements starting with 1.0. The first series has an associated z-coordinate of 1.0. The second series has a z-coordinate 2.0 and so forth. The series names are used as labels at the z-axis.

  Where chart:three-dimensional="false" 20.65 the data points are connected with a line as specified by the line attributes of the series. By default a solid line is drawn. If symbols should be used for the data points this shall be specified with the chart:symbol-type 20.62 attribute. The fill attributes of the series and data points specify how the symbols are filled. By default, the symbols are filled solid with the same color as the connecting line. In case no line color is given but a fill color, the line uses the fill color.

  Where chart:three-dimensional="true" 20.65 no symbols are shown. The data points are connected with a line that is extruded in z-direction. The extruded line is filled as specified by the fill attributes of the series. A border is drawn as specified by the line attributes.

  The attribute chart:interpolation 20.27 within the chart style at the plot-area specifies which type of interpolation is used while connecting the points with lines.

- •chart:radar – The values given by a chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute on a <chart:series> element are interpreted as radius-coordinates within a counter-clockwise polar coordinate system. The angle axis starts at 12 o'clock. The axis element with chart:dimension="y" 19.18 is interpreted as radius axis. The axis element with chart:dimension="x" is interpreted as angle axis. The <chart:categories> 11.10 element can be used to define labels for the x-axis. The x-coordinates are generated from the positions in the value sequence starting with 1.0. First value gets an x-value 1.0. The second value is associated with an x-value of 2.0 and so forth.

  The data points are connected with a line as specified by the line attributes of the series. By default a solid line is drawn. If symbols should be used for the data points this shall be specified with the chart:symbol-type 20.62 attribute. The fill attributes of the series and data points specify how the symbols are filled. By default, the symbols are filled solid with the same color as the connecting line. In case no line color is given but a fill color, the line uses the fill color.

- •chart:ring – The values given by a chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute on a <chart:series> element are displayed as one ring in a doughnut chart. For a given value sequence, the ring is divided into sectors, the angle of a sector represents the relative weight of a value.

  By default, segments are arranged counter-clockwise starting at 12 o'clock. To arrange the segments in clockwise order the attribute chart:reverse-direction 20.51 at the y-axis is set to "true". The chart:angle-offset 20.2 attribute is used to rotate the doughnut.

  By default, the first series of class ring forms the inner ring and the last series forms the outermost ring. To arrange the rings in opposite order the attribute chart:reverse-direction 20.51 is set to "true" at the x-axis. The attribute chart:hole-size 20.25 is used to influence the inner hole size.

  The <chart:categories> 11.10 element at the x-axis can be used to define categories for the data points. The segments are filled as specified by the fill attributes of the series and points. A border is drawn around a segment as specified by the line attributes.

- •chart:scatter – The values given by a chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute on a <chart:series> element are interpreted as y-coordinates within a Cartesian coordinate system with horizontal x-axis and vertical y-axis. The values for the x-coordinates are given by the first <chart:domain> 11.13 element.

  Where chart:three-dimensional="true" 20.65 a left-handed three-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system is used with horizontal x-axis and vertical y-axis (prior to any 3D scene transformations).

  Where chart:deep="true" 20.12 the z-coordinates are generated from the order of the series elements starting with 1.0. The first series has an associated z-coordinate of 1.0. The second series has a z-coordinate 2.0 and so forth. The series names are used as labels at the z-axis.

  Where chart:three-dimensional="false" the data points are connected with a line as specified by the line attributes of the series. By default a solid line is drawn. If symbols should be used for the data points this shall be specified with the chart:symbol-type 20.62 attribute.

  The fill attributes of the series and data points specify how the symbols are filled. By default the symbols are filled solid with the same color as the connecting line. In case no line color is given but a fill color, the line uses the fill color.

  Where chart:three-dimensional="true" 20.65 no symbols are shown. The data points are connected with a line that is extruded in z-direction. The extruded line is filled as specified by the fill attributes of the series. A border is drawn as specified by the line attributes.

  The attribute chart:interpolation 20.27 within the chart style at the plot-area specifies which type of interpolation is used while connecting the points with lines.

- •chart:stock – The values given by a chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute on up to four <chart:series> (marked as being of type chart:stock) are interpreted together to form the opening, minimum, maximum and closing (in this order) values of a stock symbol displayed at the y scale in a Cartesian coordinate system with horizontal x-axis and vertical y-axis. If only three series are given, the values are interpreted as minimum, maximum and closing values (in this order). The accessory x-coordinates are generated from the positions in the y-value sequence starting with 1.0. The first y-value gets an x-value 1.0. The second y-value is associated with an x-value of 2.0 and so forth. The <chart:categories> 11.10 element can be used to define labels for the x-axis.

  For each x-coordinate, the minimum and maximum y-values are connected with a line. The line style is specified with element <chart:stock-range-line> 11.22. The chart:japanese-candle-stick 20.30 attribute specifies the display of opening and closing values in a stock chart. In case of chart:japanese-candle-stick="false" opening and closing values are displayed as left and right tick-lines in the same style as the line connecting minimum and maximum value. This is the default. Only in case of chart:japanese-candle-stick="true" a bar is drawn from opening to closing value. The styles to use for those bars are defined with elements <chart:stock-gain-marker> 11.20 and <chart:stock-loss-marker> 11.21.

- •chart:surface – Depending on the size of the range specified by chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute of the first <chart:series> element one of two types of surfaces is rendered:

  - ●If the chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute of the first <chart:series> element specifies a range with more than one row and more than one column, the first version of a surface chart is rendered:

    The value in the ith column and jth row of the cell range given by the chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute of the <chart:series> element (marked as being of type chart:surface) is the altitude corresponding to the x-value i and the y-value j unless <chart:domain> 11.13 elements are contained in the <chart:series> element.

    If chart:three-dimensional="true" 20.65 a surface chart is displayed in a right-handed three-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system with horizontal x-axis (from left to right), a perspective y-axis running from the front to the right rear and a vertical z-axis (prior to any 3D scene transformation). The altitude values are displayed on the z-axis in this case. The surface is displayed as specified by the line and fill attributes of the first series. Furthermore the <chart:data-point> 11.14 elements of the series can be used to specify differing fill and line styles for the different altitude intervals. The surface within the first major interval (starting at lower values) is displayed with the line and fill attributes of the first data-point, within the second major interval the surface is displayed with the line and fill attributes of the second data-point and so on.

    Where chart:three-dimensional="false" 20.65 a contour plot is displayed in a two-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system with horizontal x-axis and vertical y-axis. An axis element with chart:dimension="z" 19.18 is used to define the range and segmentation of the displayed altitude values. Contour lines are drawn along lines of equal altitude specified by the major interval of the z-axis. The area between the contour lines can be filled. The line and fill style is specified by the line and fill attributes of the series. Furthermore the <chart:data-point> 11.14 elements of the series can be used to specify differing line and fill attributes for the different altitude intervals. The contour line and area belonging to the first major interval is displayed with the line and fill attributes of the first data-point, the contour line and area belonging to the second interval is displayed as specified by the line and fill attributes of the second data-point and so on.

    In both cases two <chart:domain> 11.13 elements may be used to specify the y-values and x-values to be used (19.597.5). In this case the jth value of the table:cell-range-address 19.597 attribute of the first <chart:domain> element specifies the y-values used for the values in the jth row of the cell range given by the chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute of the <chart:series> element and the ith value of the table:cell-range-address attribute of the second <chart:domain> element specifies the x-values used for the values in the ith column.

    The attribute chart:deep 20.12 shall be false. Multiple <chart:series> elements of type chart:surface will result in multiple surfaces being rendered.

  - ●If the chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute of the first <chart:series> element specifies a range with a single row or with a single column the second version of a surface chart is rendered:

    The values given by a chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute on multiple <chart:series> elements (marked as being of type chart:surface) are interpreted as altitudes at specific grid locations.

    Where chart:three-dimensional="true" 20.65 a surface chart is displayed in a left-handed three-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system with horizontal x-axis and vertical y-axis (prior to any 3D scene transformation). The altitude values are displayed on the y-axis in this case. The attribute chart:deep 20.12 shall be true. The accessory x-coordinates are generated from the positions in the altitude -value sequence starting with 1.0. The first altitude value in each series gets an x-value 1.0. The second altitude value is associated with an x-value of 2.0 and so forth. The <chart:categories> 11.10 element can be used to define labels for the x-axis. The z-coordinates are generated from the order of the series elements starting with 1.0. The first series marked as being of type surface gets an associated z-coordinate of 1.0. The second series marked as being of type surface gets a z-coordinate 2.0 and so forth. The series names are used as labels at the z-axis. The surface is displayed as specified by the line and fill attributes of the first series. Furthermore the <chart:data-point> 11.14 elements of the first series can be used to specify differing fill and line styles for the different altitude intervals. The surface within the first major interval (starting at lower values) is displayed with the line and fill attributes of the first data-point, within the second major interval the surface is displayed with the line and fill attributes of the second data-point and so on.

    Where chart:three-dimensional="false" 20.65 a contour plot is displayed in a 2 dimensional Cartesian coordinate system with horizontal x-axis and vertical y-axis. The x-coordinates are generated from the positions in the altitude -value sequence starting with 1.0. The <chart:categories> 11.10 element can be used to define labels for the x-axis. The y-coordinates are generated from the order of the series elements starting with 1.0. The series names are used as labels at the y-axis. A third axis element with chart:dimension="z" 19.18 is used to define the range and segmentation of the displayed altitude values. Contour lines are drawn along lines of equal altitude specified by the major interval of the z-axis. The area between the contour lines can be filled. The line and fill style is specified by the line and fill attributes of the first series. Furthermore the <chart:data-point> 11.14 elements of the first series can be used to specify differing line and fill attributes for the different altitude intervals. The contour line and area belonging to the first major interval is displayed with the line and fill attributes of the first data-point, the contour line and area belonging to the second interval is displayed as specified by the line and fill attributes of the second data-point and so on.

Additional chart types may be supported by using a different namespace.

A chart:class 19.15 attribute for a <chart:series> element overrides the chart:class attribute for the entire chart.

Note: The following table shows examples for the pre-defined chart types. Those charts that use one or two data series use two data series with the values 1;2;3;4 and 1;4;9;16 and the labels a;b;c;d. Those chart types that use more than two data series (stock and bubble) use the data series 1;2;3;4 and multiples thereof. The radar chart uses two data series with five data points.

chart:line | chart:area | chart:circle
chart:ring | chart:scatter | chart:radar
chart:bar | chart:stock | chart:bubble
chart:surface | chart:gantt |

The chart:class attribute is usable with the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1 and <chart:series> 11.12.

The chart:class attribute has the data type namespacedToken 18.3.20.

### 19.15.2 <chart:grid>

The chart:class attribute of a <chart:grid> element specifies whether major or minor tick marks are used on a grid.

The defined values for the chart:class attribute are:

- •major: major tick marks are extended to grid lines.

- •minor: minor tick marks are extended to grid lines.

For a <chart:grid> 11.11 element the default value for this attribute is major.

The chart:class attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:grid> 11.11.

The values of the chart:class attribute are major or minor.

## 19.16 chart:column-mapping (deprecated)

The chart:column-mapping attribute is deprecated. It specifies a list of indexes of series. The numbers define a reordering of data that comes from a container document that provides the data for the chart. The numbering begins with 1. A list of ascending numbers beginning with 1 has no effect. To exchange two series, their numbers shall be exchanged in the list.

The chart:column-mapping 19.16 and chart:row-mapping 19.26 attributes shall not be used simultaneously.

Note: Instead of using the deprecated chart:column-mapping attribute, <chart:series> elements may be reordered and specific cell ranges may be assigned to them using the chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute.

The chart:column-mapping attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:chart> 11.1.

The chart:column-mapping attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.17 chart:data-source-has-labels (deprecated)

The chart:data-source-has-labels attribute specifies whether a chart's source range contain labels.

The defined values for the chart:data-source-has-labels attribute are:

- •both: first row and column of a chart's source range both contain labels.

- •column: first column of a chart's source range contains labels.

- •none: neither the first row nor the first column of a chart's source range contains labels.

- •row: first row of a chart's source range contains labels.

The default value for this attribute is none.

The chart:data-source-has-labels attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:plot-area> 11.5.

The values of the chart:data-source-has-labels attribute are none, row, column or both.

## 19.18 chart:dimension

The chart:dimension attribute specifies a dimension in a coordinate system.

For charts with less than three axes the chart:dimension attribute may appear with values for the x-axis and y-axis only.

The defined values for the chart:dimension attribute are:

- •x: dimension represented by the x-axis of a chart.

- •y: dimension represented by the y-axis of a chart.

- •z: dimension represented by the z-axis of a chart.

The chart:dimension attribute is usable with the following elements: <chart:axis> 11.9 and <chart:error-indicator> 11.17.

The values of the chart:dimension attribute are x, y or z.

## 19.19 chart:display-equation

The chart:display-equation attribute specifies whether the equation itself should be displayed or not. It is only evaluated if the value of the chart:automatic-content 19.14 attribute is true.

The defined values for the chart:display-equation attribute are:

- •false: the equation is not displayed.

- •true: the equation is displayed.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The chart:display-equation attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:equation> 11.19.

The chart:display-equation attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.20 chart:display-r-square

The chart:display-r-square attribute specifies whether an R-square value should be displayed or not. It is only evaluated if the value of the chart:automatic-content 19.14 attribute is true.

The defined values for the chart:display-r-square attribute are:

- •false: R-square value is not displayed.

- •true: R-square value is displayed.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The chart:display-r-square attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:equation> 11.19.

The chart:display-r-square attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.21 chart:label-cell-address

The chart:label-cell-address attribute specifies a cell range list that contains the name for a series.

The chart:label-cell-address attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:series> 11.12.

The chart:label-cell-address attribute has the data type cellRangeAddressList 18.3.6.

## 19.22 chart:legend-align

The chart:legend-align attribute specifies the alignment of a legend with the plot area.

The defined values for the chart:legend-align attribute are:

- •center: legend is aligned at the center of the plot-area.

- •end: legend is aligned at the end of the plot-area (which is right or bottom).

- •start: legend is aligned at the beginning of the plot-area (which is left or top).

Note: This attribute can be used when the chart:legend-position attribute has one of the following values: start, end, top, bottom.

The chart:legend-align attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:legend> 11.4.

The values of the chart:legend-align attribute are start, center or end.

## 19.23 chart:legend-position

The chart:legend-position attribute specifies the placement of a legend.

The defined values for the chart:legend-position attribute, to specify the location of a legend in one of the corners of a chart outside the plot area, are:

- •bottom-end: place legend in the bottom right corner.

- •bottom-start: place the legend in the bottom left corner.

- •top-end: place legend in the top right corner.

- •top-start: place legend in the top left corner.

The defined values for the chart:legend-position attribute, to specify the location of a legend next to the plot area, are:

- •bottom: place legend below the plot area.

- •end: place legend on the right side of the plot area.

- •start: place legend on the left side of the plot area.

- •top: place legend above the plot area.

The legend position can also be given in absolute coordinates with svg:x and svg:y attributes, as with any drawing object. If both absolute coordinates and the legend-position attribute are given, the chart:legend-position attribute shall be used.

The chart:legend-position attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:legend> 11.4.

## 19.24 chart:name

The chart:name attribute specifies a name for an axis.

Note: The value of a chart:name attribute can be used to reference an axis.

The chart:name attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:axis> 11.9.

The chart:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.25 chart:repeated

The chart:repeated attribute specifies how many consecutive data points have the same style.

The chart:repeated attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:data-point> 11.14.

The chart:repeated attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.26 chart:row-mapping (deprecated)

The chart:row-mapping attribute specifies a list of indexes of series. The numbers define a reordering of data that comes from a container document that provides the data for the chart. The numbering begins with 1. A list of ascending numbers beginning with 1 has no effect. To exchange two series, their numbers shall be exchanged in the list.

The chart:row-mapping and chart:column-mapping 19.16 attributes shall not be used simultaneously.

Note: Instead of using the deprecated chart:row-mapping attribute, <chart:series> 11.12 elements may be reordered and specific cell ranges may be assigned to them using the chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute.

The chart:row-mapping attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:chart> 11.1.

The chart:row-mapping attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.27 chart:style-name

The chart:style-name attribute references a chart style by its name. 19.502

The chart:style-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <chart:axis> 11.9, <chart:chart> 11.1, <chart:data-label> 11.15, <chart:data-point> 11.14, <chart:equation> 11.19, <chart:error-indicator> 11.17, <chart:floor> 11.8, <chart:footer> 11.2.3, <chart:grid> 11.11, <chart:legend> 11.4, <chart:mean-value> 11.16, <chart:plot-area> 11.5, <chart:regression-curve> 11.18, <chart:series> 11.12, <chart:stock-gain-marker> 11.20, <chart:stock-loss-marker> 11.21, <chart:stock-range-line> 11.22, <chart:subtitle> 11.2.2, <chart:title> 11.2.1 and <chart:wall> 11.7.

The chart:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.28 chart:values-cell-range-address

The chart:values-cell-range-address attribute specifies a cell range that contains the values for a data series.

The chart:values-cell-range-address attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:series> 11.12.

The chart:values-cell-range-address attribute has the data type cellRangeAddressList 18.3.6.

## 19.29 config:name

The config:name attribute specifies a name of an application setting, an application setting sequence, or an application setting container.

For <config:config-item-set> 3.10.2 elements that are children of <office:settings> 3.10 elements, the name shall begin with a namespace prefix followed by a “:” (U+003A, COLON). The XML namespace bound to the prefix identifies the implementation that defines the name of a setting.

The config:name attribute is usable with the following elements: <config:config-item> 3.10.3, <config:config-item-map-entry> 3.10.5, <config:config-item-map-indexed> 3.10.4, <config:config-item-map-named> 3.10.6 and <config:config-item-set> 3.10.2.

The config:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.30 config:type

The config:type attribute specifies a data type for a setting.

The defined values for the config:type attribute are:

- •base64Binary: 18.2

- •boolean: 18.3.3

- •datetime: 18.2

- •double: 18.2

- •int: 18.2

- •long: 18.2 .

- •short: 18.2

- •string: 18.2

The config:type attribute is usable with the following element: <config:config-item> 3.10.3.

The values of the config:type attribute are boolean, short, int, long, double, string, datetime or base64Binary.

## 19.31 db:additional-column-statement

The db:additional-column-statement attribute specifies the auto-increment keyword of an SQL create statement and any start value.

Note: The auto-increment keyword, optional start value and the format of the string specifying them are database specific.

The db:additional-column-statement attribute is usable with the following element: <db:auto-increment> 12.10.

The db:additional-column-statement attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.32 db:append-table-alias-name

The db:append-table-alias-name attribute specifies that a table alias name should be appended when creating an SQL query.

The defined values for the db:append-table-alias-name attribute are:

- •false: table alias name is not appended to a query when creating an SQL query.

- •true: table alias name is appended to a query when creating an SQL query.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The db:append-table-alias-name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:application-connection-settings> 12.15.

The db:append-table-alias-name attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.33 db:apply-command

The db:apply-command attribute specifies whether an SQL clause specified by a db:command attribute should be appended to an underlying statement.

The defined values for the db:apply-command attribute are:

- •false: an SQL clause specified by a db:command 19.38 will not be appended to an underlying statement.

- •true: an SQL clause specified by a db:command attribute will be appended to an underlying statement.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The db:apply-command attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:filter-statement> 12.30 and <db:order-statement> 12.29.

The db:apply-command attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.34 db:as-template

The db:as-template attribute specifies that a document is used as a template for a table structure to be created inside a database.

The defined values for the db:as-template attribute are:

- •false: document is not used as a template.

- •true: document is used as a template.

The db:as-template attribute is usable with the following element: <db:component> 12.25.5.

The db:as-template attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.35 db:base-dn

The db:base-dn attribute specifies a base DN for data that is retrieved using LDAP. [RFC4514]

The db:base-dn attribute is usable with the following element: <db:driver-settings> 12.9.

The db:base-dn attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.36 db:boolean-comparison-mode

The db:boolean-comparison-mode attribute specifies a comparison mode used for Boolean values in SQL SELECT statements.

The defined values for the db:boolean-comparison-mode attribute are:

- •equal-boolean: “= TRUE" will be used for true and “= FALSE" for false.

- •equal-integer: “= 1" will be used for true and “= 0" for false.

- •equal-use-only-zero: “NOT ($value = 0 or $value IS NULL)" will be used for true and “= 0" for false.

- •is-boolean: “IS TRUE" will be used for true and “IS FALSE" for false.

The default value for this attribute is equal-integer.

The db:boolean-comparison-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <db:application-connection-settings> 12.15.

The values of the db:boolean-comparison-mode attribute are equal-integer, is-boolean, equal-boolean or equal-use-only-zero.

## 19.37 db:catalog-name

The db:catalog-name attribute specifies the catalog part of a fully-qualified SQL table name or index name.

The db:catalog-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:index> 12.46, <db:table-definition> 12.38, <db:table-representation> 12.33 and <db:update-table> 12.31.

The db:catalog-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.38 db:command

The db:command attribute specifies an SQL select, order or filter clause that is used as part of a SELECT statement.

The db:command attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:filter-statement> 12.30, <db:order-statement> 12.29 and <db:query> 12.28.

The db:command attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.39 db:data-source-setting-is-list

The db:data-source-setting-is-list attribute specifies whether a <db:data-source-setting> element contains a list of <db:data-source-setting-value> elements.

The defined values for the db:data-source-setting-is-list attribute are:

- •false: <db:data-source-settings> 12.22 element should not contain a list of <db:data-source-setting-value> 12.24 elements.

- •true: <db:data-source-settings> element should contain a list of <db:data-source-setting-value> elements.

The db:data-source-setting-is-list attribute is usable with the following element: <db:data-source-setting> 12.23.

The db:data-source-setting-is-list attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.40 db:data-source-setting-name

The db:data-source-setting-name attribute specifies a name for a <db:data-source-setting> element.

The db:data-source-setting-name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:data-source-setting> 12.23.

The db:data-source-setting-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.41 db:data-source-setting-type

The db:data-source-setting-type attribute specifies a data type for content of a <db:data-source-setting-value> 12.24 element.

The defined values for the db:data-source-setting-type attribute are:

- •boolean: 18.3.3

- •double: 18.2

- •int: 18.2

- •long: defined by [SQL].

- •string: 18.2

The db:data-source-setting-type attribute is usable with the following element: <db:data-source-setting> 12.23.

The values of the db:data-source-setting-type attribute are boolean, short, int, long, double or string.

## 19.42 db:data-type

The db:data-type attribute specifies an SQL data type for a column.

The values accepted by db:data-type are defined by [SQL].

The db:data-type attribute is usable with the following element: <db:column-definition> 12.40.

The values of the db:data-type attribute are bit, boolean, tinyint, smallint, integer, bigint, float, real, double, numeric, decimal, char, varchar, longvarchar, date, time, timestmp, binary, varbinary, longvarbinary, sqlnull, other, object, distinct, struct, array, blob, clob or ref.

## 19.43 db:database-name

The db:database-name attribute specifies the database for a connection, if the database type supports multiple logical databases per server.

The db:database-name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:server-database> 12.6.

The db:database-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.44 db:decimal

The db:decimal attribute specifies a decimal separator for numeric fields.

The default value for this attribute is “.” (U+002E, FULL STOP).

The db:decimal attribute is usable with the following element: <db:delimiter> 12.11.

The db:decimal attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.45 db:default-cell-style-name

The db:default-cell-style-name attribute specifies a default cell style. This style is applied to all cells in a column.

The db:default-cell-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:column> 12.35.

The db:default-cell-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.46 db:default-row-style-name

The db:default-row-style-name attribute specifies a default row style. This style is applied to all rows in a table.

The db:default-row-style-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:query> 12.28 and <db:table-representation> 12.33.

The db:default-row-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.47 db:delete-rule

The db:delete-rule attribute specifies a rule that is applied for deleting records from a table. It is used only with foreign keys.

The defined values for the db:delete-rule attribute are:

- •cascade: when the primary key is deleted, rows that imported that key are deleted.

- •no-action: indicates that if the primary key has been imported, it cannot be deleted.

- •restrict: a primary key shall not be deleted if it has been imported by another table as a foreign key.

- •set-default: when the primary key is deleted, the foreign key (imported key) is set to the default value.

- •set-null: when the primary key is deleted, the foreign key (imported key) is changed to NULL.

The default value for this attribute is no-action.

The db:delete-rule attribute is usable with the following element: <db:key> 12.42.

The values of the db:delete-rule attribute are cascade, restrict, set-null, no-action or set-default.

## 19.48 db:description

The db:description attribute specifies a description of a database object.

The db:description attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:column> 12.35, <db:component> 12.25.5, <db:component-collection> 12.25.4, <db:query> 12.28, <db:query-collection> 12.27 and <db:table-representation> 12.33.

The db:description attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.49 db:enable-sql92-check

The db:enable-sql92-check attribute specifies whether the names of tables, views, columns, and queries may contain characters defined by the [SQL] feature F392.

The defined values for the db:enable-sql92-check attribute are:

- •false: consumers should permit characters defined by the [SQL] feature F392 for new or changed names of tables, views, columns, and queries.

- •true: consumers should not permit characters defined by the [SQL] feature F392 for new or changed names of tables, views, columns, and queries.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The db:enable-sql92-check attribute is usable with the following element: <db:application-connection-settings> 12.15.

The db:enable-sql92-check attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.50 db:encoding

The db:encoding attribute specifies a text encoding for string data.

The default value for this attribute is utf-8.

The db:encoding attribute is usable with the following element: <db:character-set> 12.12.

The db:encoding attribute has the data type textEncoding 18.3.36.

## 19.51 db:escape-processing

The db:escape-processing attribute specifies whether escape processing for a query is used or not.

The defined values for the db:escape-processing attribute are:

- •false: consumer should pass a query statement to the database driver without interpreting it itself.

- •true: consumer may pass a query statement to a database driver after interpreting it itself.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The db:escape-processing attribute is usable with the following element: <db:query> 12.28.

The db:escape-processing attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.52 db:extension

The db:extension attribute specifies a file name extension for files which are used as tables.

The db:extension attribute is usable with the following element: <db:file-based-database> 12.5.

The db:extension attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.53 db:field

The db:field attribute specifies a separator for database fields.

The default value for this attribute is “;” (U+003B, SEMICOLON).

The db:field attribute is usable with the following element: <db:delimiter> 12.11.

The db:field attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.54 db:hostname

The db:hostname attribute specifies the name of a server for a server-based database.

The db:hostname attribute is usable with the following element: <db:server-database> 12.6.

The db:hostname attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.55 db:ignore-driver-privileges

The db:ignore-driver-privileges attribute specifies whether privileges returned by a database driver should be ignored.

The defined values for the db:ignore-driver-privileges attribute are:

- •false: privileges returned by a database driver should not be ignored.

- •true: privileges returned by a database driver should be ignored.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The db:ignore-driver-privileges attribute is usable with the following element: <db:application-connection-settings> 12.15.

The db:ignore-driver-privileges attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.56 db:is-ascending

The db:is-ascending attribute specifies that a column is to be sorted in ascending order.

The defined values for the db:is-ascending attribute are:

- •false: column is not sorted in ascending order.

- •true: column is sorted in ascending order.

The db:is-ascending attribute is usable with the following element: <db:index-column> 12.48.

The db:is-ascending attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.57 db:is-autoincrement

The db:is-autoincrement attribute specifies whether a column is automatically numbered.

The defined values for the db:is-autoincrement attribute are:

- •false: column is not automatically numbered.

- •true: column is automatically numbered.

The db:is-autoincrement attribute is usable with the following element: <db:column-definition> 12.40.

The db:is-autoincrement attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.58 db:is-clustered

The db:is-clustered attribute specifies that an index is clustered.

The defined values for the db:is-clustered attribute are:

- •false: index is not clustered.

- •true: index is clustered.

The db:is-clustered attribute is usable with the following element: <db:index> 12.46.

The db:is-clustered attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.59 db:is-empty-allowed

The db:is-empty-allowed attribute specifies whether a column may contain empty values.

The defined values for the db:is-empty-allowed attribute are:

- •false: column shall not contain empty values.

- •true: column may contain empty values.

The db:is-empty-allowed attribute is usable with the following element: <db:column-definition> 12.40.

The db:is-empty-allowed attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.60 db:is-first-row-header-line

The db:is-first-row-header-line attribute specifies whether the first row in a text file, which is interpreted as a table of a file-based database, is used to define the columns of a table.

The defined values for the db:is-first-row-header-line attribute are:

- •false: first row of text file does not define columns of a table.

- •true: first row of text file does define columns of a table.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The db:is-first-row-header-line attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:driver-settings> 12.9 and <db:table-setting> 12.14.

The db:is-first-row-header-line attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.61 db:login-timeout

The db:login-timeout attribute indicates a default time-out to be used when establishing a connection for this data source. If the attribute is not present, then a default time-out is specified by the database server.

The db:login-timeout attribute is usable with the following element: <db:login> 12.8.

The db:login-timeout attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.62 db:is-nullable

The db:is-nullable attribute specifies the nullability of values in a column.

The defined values for the db:is-nullable attribute are:

- •no-nulls: null values should not appear in a column.

- •nullable: null values may appear in a column.

The db:is-nullable attribute is usable with the following element: <db:column-definition> 12.40.

The values of the db:is-nullable attribute are no-nulls or nullable.

## 19.63 db:is-password-required

The db:is-password-required attribute specifies if a password is always necessary when establishing a connection for a data source.

The defined values for the db:is-password-required attribute are:

- •false: password should not be required for a connection to data source.

- •true: password should be required for a connection to data source.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The db:is-password-required attribute is usable with the following element: <db:login> 12.8.

The db:is-password-required attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.64 db:is-unique

The db:is-unique attribute specifies whether an index shall have unique values.

The defined values for the db:is-unique attribute are:

- •false: index should not require unique values.

- •true: index shall have unique values.

The db:is-unique attribute is usable with the following element: <db:index> 12.46.

The db:is-unique attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.65 db:precision

The db:precision attribute specifies a column's number of decimal digits.

The db:precision attribute is usable with the following element: <db:column-definition> 12.40.

The db:precision attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.66 db:is-table-name-length-limited

The db:is-table-name-length-limited attribute specifies whether table names are limited to eight characters or fewer characters.

The defined values for the db:is-table-name-length-limited attribute are:

- •false: tables names may exceed eight characters in length.

- •true: table names shall not be greater than eight characters in length.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The db:is-table-name-length-limited attribute is usable with the following element: <db:application-connection-settings> 12.15.

The db:is-table-name-length-limited attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.67 db:local-socket

The db:local-socket attribute specifies the local socket on which a server database is running and accepting connections. The server's local socket filename is used for connecting to a server database when it is running locally.

If db:local-socket is present but empty, consumers should use the default local socket for the database type in question.

The db:local-socket attribute is usable with the following element: <db:server-database> 12.6.

The db:local-socket attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.68 db:max-row-count

The db:max-row-count attribute specifies the maximum number of rows that should be returned in a result set.

The db:max-row-count attribute is usable with the following element: <db:application-connection-settings> 12.15.

The db:max-row-count attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.69 db:media-type

The db:media-type attribute of a <db:file-based-database> element specifies the type of the file(s) that comprise a database. If the database consists of multiple files of different types which all are required for it to be operational, this attribute specifies the type of the file linked to by the xlink:href 19.916 attribute on the <db:file-based-database> element.

The db:media-type attribute is usable with the following element: <db:file-based-database> 12.5.

The db:media-type attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.70 db:name

### 19.70.1 General

The db:name attribute specifies a name of a database or component of a database.

### 19.70.2 <db:column>

The db:name attribute specifies the name of a column.

The db:name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:column> 12.35.

The db:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.70.3 <db:column-definition>

The db:name attribute specifies the name of a column.

The db:name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:column-definition> 12.40.

The db:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.70.4 <db:component>

The db:name attribute specifies the name of a database component.

The db:name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:component> 12.25.5.

The db:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.70.5 <db:component-collection>

The db:name attribute specifies the name of a collection of <db:component> 12.25.5 and <db:component-collection> elements.

The db:name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:component-collection> 12.25.4.

The db:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.70.6 <db:index>

The db:name attribute specifies the name of an index.

The db:name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:index> 12.46.

The db:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.70.7 <db:index-column>

The db:name attribute specifies the name of an index column.

The db:name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:index-column> 12.48.

The db:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.70.8 <db:key>

The db:name attribute specifies the name of a key. If the key is not a primary key, the db:name attribute with a value shall appear on the <db:key> element.

The db:name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:key> 12.42.

The db:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.70.9 <db:key-column>

The db:name attribute specifies the name of a <db:key-column> element.

The db:name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:key-column> 12.44.

The db:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.70.10 <db:query>

The db:name attribute specifies the name of a <db:query> element.

The db:name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:query> 12.28.

The db:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.70.11 <db:query-collection>

The db:name attribute specifies the name of a collection of <db:query> 12.28 and <db:query-collection> elements.

The db:name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:query-collection> 12.27.

The db:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.70.12 <db:table-definition>

The db:name attribute specifies the name of a schema for a table.

The db:name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:table-definition> 12.38.

The db:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.70.13 <db:table-representation>

The db:name attribute specifies the name of a table. Fully identifying a table in a database may require values from the db:catalog-name and db:schema-name attributes.

The db:name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:table-representation> 12.33.

The db:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.70.14 <db:update-table>

The db:name attribute specifies the name of a <db:update-table> element.

The db:name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:update-table> 12.31.

The db:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.71 db:parameter-name-substitution

The db:parameter-name-substitution attribute specifies that parameter names shall be replaced with a ”?” (U+003F, QUESTION MARK).

The defined values for the db:parameter-name-substitution attribute are:

- •false: parameters names may be replaced by a ”?”.

- •true: parameters names shall be replaced by a “?”.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The db:parameter-name-substitution attribute is usable with the following element: <db:driver-settings> 12.9.

The db:parameter-name-substitution attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.72 db:port

The db:port attribute specifies the port on which a server database is accepting connections. If no port is present, consumers should use the default port for the database type in question.

The db:port attribute is usable with the following element: <db:server-database> 12.6.

The db:port attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.73 db:referenced-table-name

The db:referenced-table-name attribute specifies the name of a referenced table. It is only used with foreign keys.

The db:referenced-table-name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:key> 12.42.

The db:referenced-table-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.74 db:related-column-name

The db:related-column-name attribute specifies the name of a reference column out of the referenced table. It is used only with foreign keys.

The db:related-column-name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:key-column> 12.44.

The db:related-column-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.75 db:row-retrieving-statement

The db:row-retrieving-statement attribute specifies an SQL statement, which is executed to retrieve auto generated values after inserting a new row.

The db:row-retrieving-statement attribute is usable with the following element: <db:auto-increment> 12.10.

The db:row-retrieving-statement attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.76 db:scale

The db:scale attribute specifies a column's number of digits to the right of the decimal point.

The db:scale attribute is usable with the following element: <db:column-definition> 12.40.

The db:scale attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.77 db:schema-name

The db:schema-name attribute specifies the name of a schema.

The db:schema-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:table-definition> 12.38, <db:table-representation> 12.33 and <db:update-table> 12.31.

The db:schema-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.78 db:show-deleted

The db:show-deleted attribute specifies that deleted records should be included in result sets.

The defined values for the db:show-deleted attribute are:

- •false: deleted records not included in result sets.

- •true: deleted records included in result sets.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The db:show-deleted attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:driver-settings> 12.9 and <db:table-setting> 12.14.

The db:show-deleted attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.79 db:string

The db:string attribute specifies a separator for strings.

The default value for this attribute is “.” (U+002E, FULL STOP).

The db:string attribute is usable with the following element: <db:delimiter> 12.11.

The db:string attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.80 db:style-name

### 19.80.1 General

The db:style-name attribute specifies a style name of a style family for the element upon which it appears.

### 19.80.2 <db:column>

The db:style-name attribute specifies the name of a style of the family table-column.

The db:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:column> 12.35.

The db:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.80.3 <db:query>

The db:style-name attribute specifies the name of a style of the family table.

The db:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:query> 12.28.

The db:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.80.4 <db:table-representation>

The db:style-name attribute specifies the name of a style of the family table.

The db:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:table-representation> 12.33.

The db:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.81 db:suppress-version-columns

The db:suppress-version-columns attribute specifies that version columns, columns that are used for versioning row content, should be suppressed.

The defined values for the db:suppress-version-columns attribute are:

- •false: version columns are not suppressed.

- •true: version columns should be suppressed.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The db:suppress-version-columns attribute is usable with the following element: <db:application-connection-settings> 12.15.

The db:suppress-version-columns attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.82 db:system-driver-settings

The db:system-driver-settings attribute specifies system-specific options for a connection.

The db:system-driver-settings attribute is usable with the following element: <db:driver-settings> 12.9.

The db:system-driver-settings attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.83 db:thousand

The db:thousand attribute specifies a thousand separator for numeric fields.

The default value for this attribute is “,” (U+002C, COMMA).

The db:thousand attribute is usable with the following element: <db:delimiter> 12.11.

The db:thousand attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.84 db:title

The db:title attribute specifies a human-readable title of an object.

The db:title attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:column> 12.35, <db:component> 12.25.5, <db:component-collection> 12.25.4, <db:query> 12.28, <db:query-collection> 12.27 and <db:table-representation> 12.33.

The db:title attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.85 db:type

### 19.85.1 General

The db:type attribute specifies a type for keys, databases, or tables, depending upon the element where it appears.

### 19.85.2 <db:key>

The db:type attribute specifies the type of a key.

The defined values for the db:type attribute are:

- •foreign: a foreign key is a tuple of values in a database record that points to a key of a record in another table.

- •primary: a primary key is a tuple of values that can be used to identify a row in a table.

- •unique: a unique key specifies that the value of the key is unique but may be the NULL value.

The db:type attribute is usable with the following element: <db:key> 12.42.

The values of the db:type attribute are primary, unique or foreign.

### 19.85.3 <db:server-database>

The db:type attribute specifies the type of a database.

The db:type attribute is usable with the following element: <db:server-database> 12.6.

The db:type attribute has the data type namespacedToken 18.3.20.

### 19.85.4 <db:table-definition>

The db:type attribute specifies the type of a table.

The defined values for the db:type attribute are:

- •system-table: a table used by a database for administration.

- •table: a table.

- •view: a table that is a view of another table.

- •Implementation-defined values

The db:type attribute is usable with the following element: <db:table-definition> 12.38.

The db:type attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.86 db:type-name

The db:type-name attribute specifies a database-dependent type name of a database column.

The db:type-name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:column-definition> 12.40.

The db:type-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.87 db:update-rule

The db:update-rule attribute specifies a rule that is applied for updating records in a table. It is only used for foreign keys.

The defined values for the db:update-rule attribute are:

- •cascade: when the primary key is updated, the foreign key (imported key) is changed to the same value.

- •restrict: a primary key shall not be updated if it has been imported by another table as a foreign key.

- •no-action: if the primary key has been imported, it cannot be updated.

- •set-default: when the primary key is updated, the foreign key (imported key) is set to the default value.

- •set-null: when the primary key is updated, the foreign key (imported key) is changed to NULL.

The default value for this attribute is no-action.

The db:update-rule attribute is usable with the following element: <db:key> 12.42.

The values of the db:update-rule attribute are cascade, restrict, set-null, no-action or set-default.

## 19.88 db:use-catalog

The db:use-catalog attribute specifies that a catalog name should be used to reference a table in SQL statements.

The defined values for the db:use-catalog attribute are:

- •false: catalog names are not used to reference tables in SQL statements.

- •true: catalog names are used to reference tables in SQL statements.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The db:use-catalog attribute is usable with the following element: <db:application-connection-settings> 12.15.

The db:use-catalog attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.89 db:use-system-user

The db:use-system-user attribute specifies whether the name of a user as logged in to the client operating system is used.

If db:use-system-user and db:user-name 19.90 attributes are omitted and the server requires a user name, the user is prompted to enter a name.

The defined values for the db:use-system-user attribute are:

- •false: name of user logged into client operating system is not used for login.

- •true: name of user logged into client operating system is used for login.

The db:use-system-user attribute is usable with the following element: <db:login> 12.8.

The db:use-system-user attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.90 db:user-name

The db:user-name attribute specifies a user name for authentication upon creating a connection to a database.

If db:user-name and db:use-system-user 19.89 attributes are omitted and the server requires a user name, the user is prompted to enter a name.

The db:user-name attribute is usable with the following element: <db:login> 12.8.

The db:user-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.91 db:visible

The db:visible attribute specifies whether a column appears in a table grid view.

The defined values for the db:visible attribute are:

- •false: column does not appear in a table grid view.

- •true: column appears in a table grid view.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The db:visible attribute is usable with the following element: <db:column> 12.35.

The db:visible attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.92 dr3d:ambient-color

The dr3d:ambient-color attribute specifies a color for ambient light.

Note: Ambient light is light that seems to come from all directions.

The dr3d:ambient-color attribute, along with dr3d:diffuse-color, dr3d:emissive-color, and dr3d:specular-color specifies the four colors that define the color of a material.

The dr3d:ambient-color attribute is usable with the following elements: <chart:plot-area> 11.5 and <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The dr3d:ambient-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 19.93 dr3d:center

The dr3d:center attribute specifies the center of a sphere in a three-dimensional space.

The dr3d:center attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:sphere> 10.5.5.

The dr3d:center attribute has the data type vector3D 18.3.41.

## 19.94 dr3d:diffuse-color

The dr3d:diffuse-color attribute specifies the base color that a light is emitting.

The dr3d:diffuse-color attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:light> 10.5.3.

The dr3d:diffuse-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 19.95 dr3d:direction

The dr3d:direction attribute specifies the direction in which light is emitted.

The dr3d:direction attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:light> 10.5.3.

The dr3d:direction attribute has the data type vector3D 18.3.41.

## 19.96 dr3d:distance

The dr3d:distance attribute specifies the distance between a camera and an object.

The dr3d:distance attribute is usable with the following elements: <chart:plot-area> 11.5 and <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The dr3d:distance attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 19.97 dr3d:enabled

The dr3d:enabled attribute specifies if a light is enabled. If a light is not enabled, it does not emit any light.

The defined values for the dr3d:enabled attribute are:

- •false: light is not enabled.

- •true: light is enabled.

The dr3d:enabled attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:light> 10.5.3.

The dr3d:enabled attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.98 dr3d:focal-length

The dr3d:focal-length attribute specifies the focal length of a virtual camera in a scene.

The dr3d:focal-length attribute is usable with the following elements: <chart:plot-area> 11.5 and <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The dr3d:focal-length attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 19.99 dr3d:lighting-mode

### 19.99.1 General

The dr3d:lighting-mode attribute specifies the use of lighting in three-dimensional scenes.

Note: The dr3d:lighting-mode attribute is also defined for 3D objects. 20.86

### 19.99.2 <chart:plot-area>

The dr3d:lighting-mode attribute specifies whether lighting is used in a three-dimensional chart.

The defined values for the dr3d:lighting-mode attribute are:

- •false: lighting is not used.

- •true: lighting is used.

The dr3d:lighting-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:plot-area> 11.5.

The dr3d:lighting-mode attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

### 19.99.3 <dr3d:scene>

The dr3d:lighting-mode attribute specifies whether lighting is used in a three-dimensional scene.

The defined values for the dr3d:lighting-mode attribute are:

- •false: lighting is not used.

- •true: lighting is used.

The dr3d:lighting-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The dr3d:lighting-mode attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.100 dr3d:max-edge

The dr3d:max-edge attribute specifies the maximum x, y and z coordinate values for a cube.

The dr3d:max-edge attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:cube> 10.5.4.

The dr3d:max-edge attribute has the data type vector3D 18.3.41.

## 19.101 dr3d:min-edge

The dr3d:min-edge attribute specifies the minimum x, y and z coordinate values for a cube.

The dr3d:min-edge attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:cube> 10.5.4.

The dr3d:min-edge attribute has the data type vector3D 18.3.41.

## 19.102 dr3d:projection

The dr3d:projection attribute specifies a projection mode.

The defined values for the dr3d:projection attribute are:

- •parallel: distance from the center of projection to the projection plane is infinite.

- •perspective: distance from the center of projection to the projection plane is finite.

For a <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2 element the default value for this attribute is parallel.

The dr3d:projection attribute is usable with the following elements: <chart:plot-area> 11.5, <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2 and <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The values of the dr3d:projection attribute are parallel or perspective.

## 19.103 dr3d:shade-mode

The dr3d:shade-mode attribute specifies how lighting is calculated for rendered surfaces.

The defined values for the dr3d:shade-mode attribute are:

- •draft: surfaces are not lit and drawn as wireframe only.

- •flat: lighting is calculated by one surface normal.

- •gouraud: lighting is calculated by interpolating the color calculated with the surface normals at each edge.

- •phong: lighting is calculated by interpolating the surface normals over the surface.

For a <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2 element the default value for this attribute is flat.

The dr3d:shade-mode attribute is usable with the following elements: <chart:plot-area> 11.5, <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2 and <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The values of the dr3d:shade-mode attribute are flat, phong, gouraud or draft.

## 19.104 dr3d:shadow-slant

The dr3d:shadow-slant attribute specifies an angle from a three-dimensional scene to a virtual paper on which a shadow is cast.

The dr3d:shadow-slant attribute is usable with the following elements: <chart:plot-area> 11.5 and <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The dr3d:shadow-slant attribute has the data type angle 18.3.1.

## 19.105 dr3d:size

The dr3d:size attribute specifies the size of a sphere in a three-dimensional space.

The dr3d:size attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:sphere> 10.5.5.

The dr3d:size attribute has the data type vector3D 18.3.41.

## 19.106 dr3d:specular

The dr3d:specular attribute specifies whether a light causes a specular reflection on objects. Consumers may evaluate this attribute only for the first light in a scene.

The defined values for the dr3d:specular attribute are:

- •false: light does not cause specular reflection.

- •true: light does cause specular reflection.

The dr3d:specular attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:light> 10.5.3.

The dr3d:specular attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.107 dr3d:transform

The dr3d:transform attribute specifies a list of transform definitions, which are applied in the order provided. The individual transform definitions are separated by white space.

The defined transforms are:

- •matrix(<a> <b> <c> <d> <e> <f> <g> <h> <i> <j> <k> <l>): specifies a transformation in the form of a homogeneous transformation matrix:

  ( a d g j b e h k c f i l 0 0 0 1 )

  where the values (<j>, <k>, <l>) in the right column describe the translation.

- •rotatex(<rotate-angle>): specifies a rotation by <rotate-angle> degrees along the x-axis.

- •rotatey(<rotate-angle>): specifies a rotation by <rotate-angle> degrees along the y-axis.

- •rotatez(<rotate-angle>): specifies a rotation by <rotate-angle> degrees along the z-axis.

- •scale(<sx> <sy> <sz>): specifies a scale operation by sx, sy and sz.

- •translate(<tx> <ty> <tz>): specifies a translation by tx, ty and tz.

The dr3d:transform attribute is usable with the following elements: <chart:plot-area> 11.5, <dr3d:cube> 10.5.4, <dr3d:extrude> 10.5.6, <dr3d:rotate> 10.5.7, <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2 and <dr3d:sphere> 10.5.5.

The dr3d:transform attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.108 dr3d:vpn

The dr3d:vpn attribute specifies a pointer towards projected objects.

With the dr3d:vrp 19.109 and dr3d:vup 19.110 attributes, the dr3d:vpn attribute specifies a viewing volume.

The dr3d:vpn attribute is usable with the following elements: <chart:plot-area> 11.5 and <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The dr3d:vpn attribute has the data type vector3D 18.3.41.

## 19.109 dr3d:vrp

The dr3d:vrp attribute specifies an origin.

With the dr3d:vpn 19.108 and dr3d:19.110 vup attributes, the dr3d:vrp attribute specifies a viewing volume.

The dr3d:vrp attribute is usable with the following elements: <chart:plot-area> 11.5 and <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The dr3d:vrp attribute has the data type vector3D 18.3.41.

## 19.110 dr3d:vup

The dr3d:vup attribute specifies an up vector.

With the dr3d:vpn 19.108 and dr3d:vrp 19.109 attributes, the dr3d:vup attribute specifies a viewing volume.

The dr3d:vup attribute is usable with the following elements: <chart:plot-area> 11.5 and <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The dr3d:vup attribute has the data type vector3D 18.3.41.

## 19.111 draw:align

The draw:align attribute specifies the shape edge where a glue point is positioned.

The defined values for the draw:align attribute are:

- •bottom-left: The position of the glue point is specified relative to the bottom-left corner of the shape's bounding box.

- •bottom-right: The position of the glue point is specified relative to the bottom-right corner of the shape's bounding box.

- •center: The position of the glue point is specified relative to the center of the shape's bounding box.

- •right: The position of the glue point is specified relative to the right of the shape's bounding box.

- •top: The position of the glue point is specified relative to the top of the shape's bounding box.

- •top-right: The position of the glue point is specified relative to the top-right corner of the shape's bounding box.

- •top-left: The position of the glue point is specified relative to the top-left corner of the shape's bounding box.

The draw:align attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16.

The values of the draw:align attribute are top-left, top, top-right, left, center, right, bottom-left or bottom-right.

## 19.112 draw:angle

The draw:angle attribute specifies an angle that rotates the axis at which the gradient values are interpolated. This attribute is ignored for radial style gradients.

The draw:angle attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:gradient> 16.42.1 and <draw:opacity> 16.42.7.

The draw:angle attribute has the data type angle 18.3.1.

## 19.113 draw:archive

The draw:archive attribute is equivalent to the archive attribute of an <applet> element in HTML. See. §13.4 of [HTML4].

The draw:archive attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:applet> 10.4.7.

The draw:archive attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.114 draw:border

The draw:border attribute specifies a percentage value that is used to scale a border area which is filled by a solid color.

For linear, square, rectangle, radial and elliptical gradients the start color is used. For axial gradients, the end color is used.

The draw:border attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:gradient> 16.42.1 and <draw:opacity> 16.42.7.

The draw:border attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.115 draw:caption-id

The draw:caption-id attribute establishes a relationship between a drawing shape and its caption. It takes a value of type IDREF. The value for the draw:caption-id attribute is the target ID assigned to the <draw:text-box> 10.4.3 element that contains the caption.

Note: When a caption is assigned to a drawing shape, an id shall be assigned to the element containing the text used to caption a drawing shape. Removing the caption should result in removing the draw:caption-id attribute of the drawing shape that was being captioned.

The draw:caption-id attribute is usable with the following elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2 and <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6.

The draw:caption-id attribute has the data type IDREF 18.2.

## 19.116 draw:caption-point-x

The draw:caption-point-x attribute, along with draw:caption-point-y specifies the position of a point that is captioned. A set of lines is rendered to that point from the caption area.

The draw:caption-point-x attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:caption> 10.3.11 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The draw:caption-point-x attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

## 19.117 draw:caption-point-y

The draw:caption-point-y attribute, along with draw:caption-point-x specifies the position of a point that is captioned. A set of lines is rendered to that point from the caption area.

The draw:caption-point-y attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:caption> 10.3.11 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The draw:caption-point-y attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

## 19.118 draw:chain-next-name

The draw:chain-next-name attribute specifies a name that is used to chain text boxes together for cases where the content of a text box exceeds its capacity. The content flows into the next text box in the chain. The value of this attribute is the name of the next text box in the chain.

The draw:chain-next-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3.

The draw:chain-next-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.119 draw:class-id

The draw:class-id attribute specifies the OLE class id of an object.

The draw:class-id attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:object-ole> 10.4.6.3.

The draw:class-id attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.120 draw:class-names

The draw:class-names attribute specifies a white-space-separated list of styles with the family value of graphic. The referenced styles are applied in the order they are contained in the list.

If both draw:style-name and draw:class-names are present, the style referenced by the draw:style-name attribute is applied before the styles referenced by the draw:class-names attribute.

The draw:class-names attribute is usable with the following elements: <dr3d:cube> 10.5.4, <dr3d:extrude> 10.5.6, <dr3d:rotate> 10.5.7, <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <dr3d:sphere> 10.5.5, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The draw:class-names attribute has the data type styleNameRefs 18.3.34.

## 19.121 draw:code

The draw:code attribute is equivalent to the code attribute of an <applet> element in HTML. See. §13.4 of [HTML4].

The draw:code attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:applet> 10.4.7.

The draw:code attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.122 draw:color

### 19.122.1 General

The draw:color attribute specifies different colors depending upon the element where it appears.

### 19.122.2 <draw:hatch>

The draw:color attribute specifies the color of hatch lines.

The draw:color attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:hatch> 16.42.5.

The draw:color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

### 19.122.3 <presentation:dim>

The draw:color attribute specifies the color of that is used to fill a shape when the shape is dimmed.

The draw:color attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:dim> 10.8.7.

The draw:color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 19.123 draw:concave

The draw:concave attribute specifies whether the basic model of the polygon is a regular, convex polygon or a star-shaped polygon.

The defined values for the draw:concave attribute are:

- •false: The basic model of the polygon is a regular convex polygon, where the number of corners is specified by the draw:corners 19.128 attribute. The basic model is scaled, so that the bounding box of the polygon has the width and height as specified in the svg:width 19.575 and svg:height 19.543 attributes of the <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 element.

- •true: The polygon is star-shaped. The draw:sharpness 19.211 attribute shall be specified in addition to the draw:concave attribute.

The draw:concave attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6.

## 19.124 draw:concentric-gradient-fill-allowed

The draw:concentric-gradient-fill-allowed attribute specifies the rendering of a shape with a concentric gradient that uses a custom shape path.

The defined values for the draw:concentric-gradient-fill-allowed attribute are:

- •false: the rendering of a shape with a concentric gradient that does not use a custom shape path.

- •true: the rendering of a shape with a concentric gradient that does use a custom shape path.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The draw:concentric-gradient-fill-allowed attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:concentric-gradient-fill-allowed attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.125 draw:control

The draw:control attribute specifies a control within a form that is linked to the control shape by its ID.

The draw:control attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:control> 10.3.13.

The draw:control attribute has the data type IDREF 18.2.

## 19.126 draw:copy-of

The draw:copy-of attribute specifies that a frame displays the contents of another frame. This does not effect style and position information. The style and position information of the frame with the draw:copy-of attribute is used to render the copied contents.

Note: Multiple frames can be set to display the exact same underlying data: for instance for a company logo, that that is to appear somewhere on every page, without being part of a header or footer.

The draw:copy-of attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:frame> 10.4.2.

The draw:copy-of attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.127 draw:corner-radius

The draw:corner-radius attribute specifies the radius of the circle used to round off the corners of a caption <draw:caption>, rectangle <draw:rect>, or a text-box <draw:text-box>.

The svg:rx 19.554 and svg:ry 19.555 attributes can also be used to round off the corners of a rectangle <draw:rect>.

If svg:rx and/or svg:ry and draw:corner-radius attributes are present on an element, the svg:rx and svg:ry attributes control the rounding applied to the shape defined by the element. If one or both of svg:rx and svg:ry attributes are present, any draw:corner-radius attribute is ignored.

The draw:corner-radius attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The draw:corner-radius attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 19.128 draw:corners

The draw:corners attribute specifies the number of corners for a regular-polygon shape. If the draw:concave 19.123 attribute of the <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 element has the value false, the value of the draw:corners attribute specifies the number of corners of the polygon. If the draw:concave attribute has the value true, the polygon has twice as many corners as the value of the draw:corners attribute.

Note: The drawing of polygons is further described at the draw:sharpness 19.211 attribute.

The draw:corners attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6.

The draw:corners attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.129 draw:cx

The draw:cx attribute, along with the draw:cy 19.130 attribute, specifies the center of the geometry that is used for a gradient 19.218.2, if the gradient style is ellipsoid, radial, rectangular, or square.

The draw:cx attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:gradient> 16.42.1 and <draw:opacity> 16.42.7.

The draw:cx attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.130 draw:cy

The draw:cy attribute, along with the draw:cx 19.129 attribute, specifies the center of the geometry that is used for a gradient, if the gradient 19.218.2 style is ellipsoid, radial, rectangular, or square.

The draw:cy attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:gradient> 16.42.1 and <draw:opacity> 16.42.7.

The draw:cy attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.131 draw:data

The draw:data attribute specifies rendering-engine-specific data for a custom shape. This attribute is only evaluated if a rendering engine is specified by the draw:engine attribute.

The draw:data attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1.

The draw:data attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.132 draw:display

The draw:display attribute specifies the visibility of drawing objects contained in a layer for display or printing.

The defined values for the draw:display attribute are:

- •always: drawing objects are visible on screen and in printed output.

- •none: drawing objects are not visible on screen or in printed output.

- •printer: drawing objects are visible in printed output but not on screen.

- •screen: drawing objects are visible on screen but not in printed output.

The default value for this attribute is always.

The draw:display attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:layer> 10.2.3.

The values of the draw:display attribute are always, screen, printer or none.

## 19.133 draw:display-name

### 19.133.1 General

The draw:display-name attribute specifies a name as it should appear in the user interface. If this attribute is not present, the display name is the same as the internal name.

### 19.133.2 <draw:fill-image>

The draw:display-name attribute specifies the name of a fill image.

The draw:display-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:fill-image> 16.42.6.

The draw:display-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.133.3 <draw:gradient>

The draw:display-name attribute specifies the name of a gradient.

The draw:display-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:gradient> 16.42.1.

The draw:display-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.133.4 <draw:hatch>

The draw:display-name attribute specifies the name of a hatch style.

The draw:display-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:hatch> 16.42.5.

The draw:display-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.133.5 <draw:marker>

The draw:display-name attribute specifies the name of a marker.

The draw:display-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:marker> 16.42.8.

The draw:display-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.133.6 <draw:opacity>

The draw:display-name attribute specifies the name of an opacity gradient.

The draw:display-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:opacity> 16.42.7.

The draw:display-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.133.7 <draw:stroke-dash>

The draw:display-name attribute specifies the name of a dash style.

The draw:display-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:stroke-dash> 16.42.9.

The draw:display-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.133.8 <svg:linearGradient>

The draw:display-name attribute specifies the name of a gradient.

The draw:display-name attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:linearGradient> 16.42.2.

The draw:display-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.133.9 <svg:radialGradient>

The draw:display-name attribute specifies the name of a gradient.

The draw:display-name attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:radialGradient> 16.42.3.

The draw:display-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.134 draw:distance

### 19.134.1 General

The draw:distance attribute specifies distances.

### 19.134.2 <draw:hatch>

The draw:distance attribute specifies the distance between two hatch lines.

The draw:distance attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:hatch> 16.42.5.

The draw:distance attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.134.3 <draw:stroke-dash>

The draw:distance attribute specifies the distance between the dashes of a stroke.

The value of the attribute may be an absolute length or a percentage value. Percentage values are relative to the width of the stroke as defined by the svg:stroke-width attribute. 20.410

The draw:distance attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:stroke-dash> 16.42.9.

The values of the draw:distance attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.135 draw:dots1

The draw:dots1 attribute specifies the number of dashes for the first sequence in an alternating sequence of dots.

The draw:dots1 attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:stroke-dash> 16.42.9.

The draw:dots1 attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.136 draw:dots1-length

The draw:dots1-length attributes specifies the length of the dashes in the sequence specified by draw:dots1.

The value of the attribute may be an absolute length or a percentage value. Percentage values are relative to the width of the stroke as defined by the svg:stroke-width attribute. 20.410

The draw:dots1-length attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:stroke-dash> 16.42.9.

The values of the draw:dots1-length attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.137 draw:dots2

The draw:dots2 attribute specifies the number of dashes for the second sequence in an alternating sequence of dots.

The draw:dots2 attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:stroke-dash> 16.42.9.

The draw:dots2 attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.138 draw:dots2-length

The draw:dots2-length attributes specifies the length of the dashes in the sequence specified by draw:dots2.

The value of the attribute may be an absolute length or a percentage value. Percentage values relative to the width of the stroke as defined by the svg:stroke-width attribute. 20.410

The draw:dots2-length attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:stroke-dash> 16.42.9.

The values of the draw:dots2-length attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.139 draw:end

The draw:end attributes specifies the end value for the <draw:opacity> 16.42.7 element, which interpolates between the value of this attribute and draw:start. The defined value range for the draw:end attribute is 0% to 100%, where 0% is transparent and 100% is opaque.

The draw:end attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:opacity> 16.42.7.

The draw:end attribute has the data type zeroToHundredPercent 18.3.42.

## 19.140 draw:end-angle

The draw:end-angle attribute specifies the end angle of an arc, cut, or section for circles where the draw:kind 19.188 attribute value is arc, cut, or section.

The draw:end-angle attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:circle> 10.3.8 and <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9.

The draw:end-angle attribute has the data type angle 18.3.1.

## 19.141 draw:end-color

The draw:end-color attribute specifies the end value for the <draw:gradient> element, which interpolates between the value of this attribute and draw:start-color 19.214.

The draw:end-color attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:gradient> 16.42.1.

The draw:end-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 19.142 draw:end-glue-point

The draw:end-glue-point attribute identifies the glue point in a shape where a connector ends by its number. See 10.3.16. Glue point numbers are defined by the draw:id attributes of the glue point elements <draw:glue-point>. 19.187.2

If the connector is not connected to a shape, this attribute is ignored.

The draw:end-glue-point attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:connector> 10.3.10.

The draw:end-glue-point attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.143 draw:end-intensity

The draw:end-intensity attribute specifies the intensity of the gradient's end color as a percentage value. If it is not specified, the color is used at 100% intensity. The defined value range for the draw:end-intensity attribute is 0% to 100%,

The draw:end-intensity attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:gradient> 16.42.1.

The draw:end-intensity attribute has the data type zeroToHundredPercent 18.3.42.

## 19.144 draw:end-shape

The draw:end-shape attribute specifies a drawing shape to which the end of a connector is connected.

The draw:end-shape attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:connector> 10.3.10.

The draw:end-shape attribute has the data type IDREF 18.2.

## 19.145 draw:enhanced-path

The draw:enhanced-path attribute specifies a path that is the outline of a shape.

The syntax of a value for a draw:enhanced-path attribute is defined as:

- •Commands are expressed as one character.

- •Commands are followed by parameters.

- •Commands and parameters are separated by white space characters. Parameters may also be separated by comma “,” (U+002C, COMMA) characters.

- •White space and commas may be eliminated if they are not necessary to identify individual commands or parameters.

- •If a command is repeated multiple times, all repeated command characters except the first one may be omitted.

- •The decimal delimiter is the ”.” (U+002E, FULL STOP) character.

A parameter in the value of a draw:enhanced-path attribute may be:

- •An integer value.

- •An integer value preceded by a “$” (U+0024, DOLLAR SIGN) character. Such a value is an index to a draw:modifiers 19.196 attribute on the element where the draw:enhanced-path attribute appears. The corresponding modifier value is used as a parameter value.

- •A floating-point value.

- •A formula name, preceded by a “?” (U+003F, QUESTION MARK) character. The result of the value of the draw:formula 19.171 attribute of the <draw:equation> 10.2.5 child element of the <draw:enhanced-geometry> element on which the draw:enhanced-path attribute appears is used as the parameter value.

The syntax used in Table 10 for parameters is:

- •(): grouping of parameters.

- •+: 1 or more of the given parameter(s) shall be present.

The following commands are defined:

Table 10 - Enhanced path commands

Command | Name | Parameters | Description
A | arcto | (x1 y1 x2 y2 x3 y3 x4 y4) + | (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) define the bounding box of an ellipse. A line is then drawn from the current point to the start angle of the arc that is specified by the radial vector of point (x3, y3) and then counter-clockwise to the end-angle that is specified by point (x4, y4). The intersection of the radial vector of point (x 4, y 4) with the ellipse becomes the new current point.
B | arc | (x1 y1 x2 y2 x3 y3 x4 y4) + | The same as the “A” command, except that an implied moveto to the starting point is done.
C | curveto | (x1 y1 x2 y2 x y) + | Draws a cubic Bézier curve from the current point to (x,y) using (x1,y1) as the control point at the beginning of the curve and (x2,y2) as the control point at the end of the curve. The point (x, y) becomes the new current point.
F | nofill | (none) | Specifies that the current set of sub-paths will not be filled.
L | lineto | (x y) + | Draws a line from the current point to (x, y). If followed by multiple coordinate pairs, they are all interpreted as lineto. The point (x, y) becomes the new current point in each case.
‍G | arcangleto | (wR hR st sw) + | Draws an arc of an ellipse. The ellipse is given by the width 2*wR, and the height 2*hR. The arc is specified by the start angle st in degrees and the swing angle sw in degrees. The ellipse is positioned so that the current point is the start point of the arc. The arc is drawn so that sw is the central angle of the arc. If sw is positive, the arc is drawn clockwise; if sw is negative, the arc is drawn counter-clockwise. The endpoint of the arc becomes the new current point. In case the path is filled, the filling is drawn as an ellipse segment. The swing angle may be greater than 360° and may be smaller than -360°. In such cases the fill will overlap. Figure 5
M | moveto | (x y) + | Start a new sub-path at the given (x,y) coordinate. If a moveto is followed by multiple pairs of coordinates, they are treated as lineto. The point (x, y) becomes the new current point in each case.
N | endpath | (none) | Ends the current set of sub-paths. The sub-paths will be filled by using the “even-odd” filling rule. Other following subpaths will be filled independently. The current point becomes undefined.
Q | quadraticcurveto | (x1 y1 x y)+ | Draws a quadratic Bézier curve from the current point to (x, y) using (x1, y1) as the control point. (x, y) becomes the new current point at the end of the command.
S | nostroke | (none) | Specifies that the current set of sub-paths will not be stroked.
T | angleellipseto | (x y wR hR t0 t1) + | Draws a segment of an ellipse. The ellipse is specified by the center(x, y), the width 2*wR, the height 2*hR. The arc is specified bythe start-angle t0 in degrees and end-angle t1 in degrees. The angles may be of any value, but are used modulo 360° with range 0° <= angle < 360° to get start and end point of the arc. The angles specify radial vectors. The start and end point of the arc are the intersection of these vectors with the ellipse. In case the start point equals the end point, only in case |t1 − t0| = 360° a full ellipse is drawn, otherwise an arc of 0° central angle is drawn. The orientation of the angles is the same as in command G, see figure 5. The segment is drawn clockwise. The point of the ellipse specified by the end-angle t1 becomes the new current point.
U | angleellipse | (x y wR hR t0 t1) + | The same as the “T” command, except that no current point is required but an implied moveto to the starting point is done and thus no line to the start point is drawn..
V | clockwisearc | (x1 y1 x2 y2 x3 y3 x4 y4)+ | The same as the “A” command, except that an implied moveto to the starting point is done and the arc is drawn clockwise.
W | clockwisearcto | (x1 y1 x2 y2 x3 y3 x4 y4) + | The same as the “A” command except, that the arc is drawn clockwise.
X | ellipticalquadrantx | (x y) + | Draws a quarter ellipse, whose initial segment is tangential to the x-axis from the current point to (x, y). For each additional quarter ellipse command, the axis to which the segment is tangential to switches from x to y and from y to x. The point (x, y) becomes the new current point in each case.
Y | ellipticalquadranty | (x y) + | Draws a quarter ellipse, whose initial segment is tangential to the y-axis from the current point to (x, y). For each additional quarter ellipse command, the axis to which the segment is tangential to switches from y to x and from x to y. The point (x, y) becomes the new current point in each case.
Z | closepath | (none) | Close the current sub-path by drawing a straight line from the current point to current sub-path's initial point. The path’s initial point becomes the new current point.

If the value of the draw:enhanced-path attribute does not follow the specified syntax, the behavior is undefined. This includes the case, that a command expects a current point, but the current point is undefined.

Note: The value of the draw:enhanced-path attribute is based upon [SVG] §8.3.

The draw:enhanced-path attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:enhanced-path attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.146 draw:engine

The draw:engine attribute specifies the name of a specific rendering engine that can be used to render a custom shape.

The value of the draw:engine attribute shall not influence the geometry of a shape.

The draw:engine attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1.

The draw:engine attribute has the data type namespacedToken 18.3.20.

## 19.147 draw:escape-direction

The draw:escape-direction attribute specifies the direction in which a connection line leaves a drawing object if a connector connects to a glue point.

The defined values for the draw:escape-direction attribute are:

- •auto: the connection line may leave in all four directions from a drawing object.

- •down: the connection line leaves down from a drawing object.

- •horizontal: the connection line may leave to the left or to the right of a drawing object.

- •left: the connection line leaves to the left of a drawing object.

- •right: the connection line leaves to the right of a drawing object.

- •up: the connection line leaves up from a drawing object.

- •vertical: the connection line may leave up or down from a drawing object.

The draw:escape-direction attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16.

The values of the draw:escape-direction attribute are auto, left, right, up, down, horizontal or vertical.

## 19.148 draw:extrusion

The draw:extrusion attribute specifies if an extrusion is displayed.

The defined values for the draw:extrusion attribute are:

- •false: extrusion is not displayed.

- •true: extrusion is displayed.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The draw:extrusion attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.149 draw:extrusion-allowed

The draw:extrusion-allowed attribute specifies whether a shape can be rendered as an extrusion object.

The defined values for the draw:extrusion-allowed attribute are:

- •false: shape cannot be rendered as an extrusion object.

- •true: shape can be rendered as an extrusion object.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The draw:extrusion-allowed attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-allowed attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.150 draw:extrusion-brightness

The draw:extrusion-brightness attribute specifies the brightness of a scene.

The default value for this attribute is 33%.

The draw:extrusion-brightness attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-brightness attribute has the data type zeroToHundredPercent 18.3.42.

## 19.151 draw:extrusion-color

The draw:extrusion-color attribute specifies if an extrusion color is used. The extrusion color is defined by the draw:secondary-fill-color 20.157 attribute specified in a custom shape's graphic style.

The defined values for the draw:extrusion-color attribute are:

- •false: extrusion color is not used.

- •true: extrusion color is used.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The draw:extrusion-color attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-color attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.152 draw:extrusion-depth

The draw:extrusion-depth attribute specifies the depth of an extrusion. It takes two white space separated values. The first value specifies the depth of the extrusion in units, the second value specifies the fraction of the extrusion that lies before a shape. The second value shall be in the range [0,1]. A value of 0 is the default.

The default value for this attribute is 36pt 0.

The draw:extrusion-depth attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-depth attribute has two white space separated values. The first value is of type length 18.3.19. The second value is of type double 18.2.

## 19.153 draw:extrusion-diffusion

The draw:extrusion-diffusion attribute specifies the amount of diffusion reflected by a shape.

The default value for this attribute is 0%.

The draw:extrusion-diffusion attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-diffusion attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.154 draw:extrusion-first-light-direction

The draw:extrusion-first-light-direction attribute specifies the direction of the first light.

The default value for this attribute is (5 0 1).

The draw:extrusion-first-light-direction attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-first-light-direction attribute has the data type vector3D 18.3.41.

## 19.155 draw:extrusion-first-light-harsh

The draw:extrusion-first-light-harsh attribute specifies if the first light is harsh.

The defined values for the draw:extrusion-first-light-harsh attribute are:

- •false: the light is not harsh. The means by which the light is softened is implementation-defined.

- •true: the light is harsh. The light is an undiffused point source.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The draw:extrusion-first-light-harsh attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-first-light-harsh attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.156 draw:extrusion-first-light-level

The draw:extrusion-first-light-level attribute specifies the intensity of the first light.

The default value for this attribute is 66%.

The draw:extrusion-first-light-level attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-first-light-level attribute has the data type zeroToHundredPercent 18.3.42.

## 19.157 draw:extrusion-light-face

The draw:extrusion-light-face attribute specifies if the front face of an extrusion responds to lighting changes.

The defined values for the draw:extrusion-light-face attribute are:

- •false: front face of extrusion does not respond to lighting changes.

- •true: front face of extrusion responds to lighting changes.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The draw:extrusion-light-face attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-light-face attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.158 draw:extrusion-metal

The draw:extrusion-metal attribute specifies the shading of an extruded shape.

The defined values for the draw:extrusion-metal attribute are:

- •false: the specular color for the shading of an extruded shape is white.

- •true: the specular color for the shading of an extruded shape is gray (red green and blue values of 200) instead of white and 15% is added to the specularity.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The draw:extrusion-metal attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-metal attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.159 draw:extrusion-number-of-line-segments

The draw:extrusion-number-of-line-segments attribute specifies the number of line segments that should be used to display curved surfaces.

The default value for this attribute is 30.

The draw:extrusion-number-of-line-segments attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-number-of-line-segments attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.160 draw:extrusion-origin

The draw:extrusion-origin attribute specifies the point of origin of a shape within its bounding box in shape-size fractions. The value of the draw:extrusion-origin attribute consists of two parameters separated by white space.

The first parameter represents the horizontal origin of a shape.

The defined values for the first parameter of the draw:extrusion-origin attribute are:

- •-0.5: represents the left side of the shape.

- •0: represents the center of the shape.

- •0.5: represents the right side of the shape.

The second parameter represents the vertical origin of a shape.

The defined values for the second parameter of the draw:extrusion-origin attribute are:

- •-0.5: represents the top side of the shape.

- •0: represents the center of the shape.

- •0.5: represents the bottom side of the shape.

The default value for this attribute is 0.5 -0.5.

The draw:extrusion-origin attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-origin attribute has two white space separated values. The first value is a value of type double 18.2 in the range [-0.5,0.5]. The second value is a value of type double 18.2 in the range [-0.5,0.5].

## 19.161 draw:extrusion-rotation-angle

The draw:extrusion-rotation-angle attribute specifies rotation about an x-axis and y-axis. The values are separated by a white space. The first angle specifies rotation on the x-axis and the second angle specifies rotation on the y-axis. The z-axis is specified by the draw:transform 19.228 attribute on the <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1 element.

The order of the rotation is: z-axis, y-axis and then x-axis.

The default value for this attribute is 0 0.

The draw:extrusion-rotation-angle attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-rotation-angle attribute has two white space separated values. The first value is of type angle 18.3.1. The second value is of type angle 18.3.1.

## 19.162 draw:extrusion-rotation-center

The draw:extrusion-rotation-center attribute specifies the position of a rotation center in shape-size fractions. If the draw:extrusion-rotation-center attribute is omitted, the geometric center of the shape is used as the rotation center.

The draw:extrusion-rotation-center attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-rotation-center attribute has the data type vector3D 18.3.41.

## 19.163 draw:extrusion-second-light-direction

The draw:extrusion-second-light-direction attribute specifies the direction of the second light.

The default value for this attribute is (-5 0 1).

The draw:extrusion-second-light-direction attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-second-light-direction attribute has the data type vector3D 18.3.41.

## 19.164 draw:extrusion-second-light-harsh

The draw:extrusion-second-light-harsh attribute specifies if the second light is harsh.

The defined values for the draw:extrusion-second-light-harsh attribute are:

- •false: the light is not harsh. The means by which the light is softened is implementation-defined.

- •true: the light is harsh. The light is an undiffused point source.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The draw:extrusion-second-light-harsh attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-second-light-harsh attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.165 draw:extrusion-second-light-level

The draw:extrusion-second-light-level attribute specifies the intensity of the second light.

The default value for this attribute is 66%.

The draw:extrusion-second-light-level attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-second-light-level attribute has the data type zeroToHundredPercent 18.3.42.

## 19.166 draw:extrusion-shininess

The draw:extrusion-shininess attribute specifies the reflectivity of a mirror.

The default value for this attribute is 50%.

The draw:extrusion-shininess attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-shininess attribute has the data type zeroToHundredPercent 18.3.42.

## 19.167 draw:extrusion-skew

The draw:extrusion-skew attribute specifies the skew amount and skew angle of an extrusion. Skew settings are only applied if the dr3d:projection 19.102 attribute on the same element has the value parallel.

The attribute value is a white space separated number and angle. The first value defines the skew amount in percent, the second value defines the skew angle.

The default value for this attribute is 50 45.

The draw:extrusion-skew attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-skew attribute has two white space separated values. The first value is of type double 18.2. The second value is of type angle 18.3.1.

## 19.168 draw:extrusion-specularity

The draw:extrusion-specularity attribute specifies the specularity of an extrusion object.

The default value for this attribute is 0%. The value shall be non-negative.

The draw:extrusion-specularity attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-specularity attribute has the data type nonNegativePercent 18.3.44.

## 19.169 draw:extrusion-viewpoint

The draw:extrusion-viewpoint attribute specifies the viewpoint of an observer as a 3D point.

The default value for this attribute is (3.5cm -3.5cm 25cm).

The draw:extrusion-viewpoint attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-viewpoint attribute has the data type point3D 18.3.25.

## 19.170 draw:filter-name

The draw:filter-name attribute specifies the implementation-dependent filter name that has been used to load an image into the document.

The draw:filter-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:image> 10.4.4.

The draw:filter-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.171 draw:formula

The draw:formula attribute specifies an equation that should be used to evaluate a value.

The value of a draw:formula attribute can have one of the following parameters:

- •A "?" (U+003F, QUESTION MARK) is used to mark the beginning of a formula name. The result of the <draw:equation> element's draw:formula attribute whose draw:name 19.197 attribute is the formula name used as the value.

- •If ”$” (U+0024, DOLLAR SIGN) precedes an integer value, the value indexes a draw:modifiers 19.196 attribute. The corresponding modifier value is used as the parameter value.

formula::=additive_expression

identifier::= 'pi' | 'left' | 'top' | 'right' | 'bottom' | 'xstretch'

| 'ystretch' | 'hasstroke' | 'hasfill' | 'width' | 'height' | 'logwidth'

| 'logheight'

unary_function::= 'abs' | 'sqrt' | 'sin' | 'cos' | 'tan' | 'atan'

binary_function::= 'min' | 'max' | 'atan2'

ternary_function::= 'if'

basic_expression::= number

| identifier

| function_reference

| modifier_reference

| unary_function S* '(' S* additive_expression S* ')'

| binary_function S* '(' S* additive_expression S* ',' S*

additive_expression S* ')'

| ternary_function S* '(' S* additive_expression S* ',' S*

additive_expression S* ',' S* additive_expression S* ')'

| '(' S* additive_expression S* ')'

unary_expression::= '-' S* basic_expression | basic_expression

multiplicative_expression::= unary_expression ( ( S* '*' S* unary_expression )

| ( S* '/' S* unary_expression ) )*

additive_expression::= multiplicative_expression

( ( S* '+' S* multiplicative_expression )

| ( S* '-' S* multiplicative_expression ) )*

number::= sign? Integer | sign? Floating-point-constant

function_reference::= "?" name

modifier_reference::= "$" integer

floating-point-constant::= fractional-constant exponent? | integer exponent

fractional-constant::= integer? '.' integer | integer '.'

exponent::= ( 'e' | 'E' ) sign? Integer

sign::= '+' | '-'

name::= [^#x20#x9]+

integer::= [0-9]+

S::= (#x20 | #x9)

Table 11 - Enhanced geometry equation identifiers

Identifier | Description
bottom | The bottom position of the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
hasfill | If the shape has a fill style, a value of 1 is used. If the shape has no fill style, a value of 0 is used.
hasstroke | If the shape has a line style, a value of 1 is used. If the shape has no line style, a value of 0 is used.
height | The height of the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
left | The left position of the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
logheight | The height in 1/100th mm as specified by the svg:height 19.543 attribute is used.
logwidth | The width in 1/100th mm as specified by the svg:width 19.575 attribute is used.
pi | The number π.
right | The right position of the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
top | The top position of the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
width | The width of the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
xstretch | The value of the draw:path-stretchpoint-x 19.204 attribute is used.
ystretch | The value of the draw:path-stretchpoint-y 19.205 attribute is used.

Table 12 - Functions Used in draw:formula

Function | Description
abs(n) | returns the absolute value of n
sqrt(n) | returns the positive square root of n
sin(n) | returns the trigonometric sine of n, where n is an angle specified in radians
cos(n) | returns the trigonometric cosine of n, where n is an angle specified in radians
tan(n) | returns the trigonometric tangent of n, where n is an angle specified in radians
atan(n) | returns the arc tangent of n in radians
min(x,y) | returns the smaller of two values
max(x,y) | returns the greater of two values
atan2(y,x) | returns the angle in radians of the vector (x,y) with the x-axis
if(c,x,y) | conditional testing: if c is greater than zero then the result of evaluating x is returned, otherwise the result of evaluating y is returned.

The draw:formula attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:equation> 10.2.5.

The draw:formula attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.172 draw:frame-name

The draw:frame-name attribute specifies the name of a frame. The name of a frame can be used as a target by hyperlinks.

The draw:frame-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:floating-frame> 10.4.10.

The draw:frame-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.173 draw:glue-point-leaving-directions

The draw:glue-point-leaving-directions attribute specifies a comma “,” (U+002C, COMMA) separated list of angles. The angles are listed in the same order as the glue points specified in the draw:glue-points attribute. 19.175

The draw:glue-point-leaving-directions attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:glue-point-leaving-directions attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.174 draw:glue-point-type

The draw:glue-point-type attribute specifies a glue point type. If the draw:glue-points 19.175 attribute has a value, this attribute is ignored.

The defined values for the draw:glue-point-type attribute are:

- •none: there are no glue points, including default glue points.

- •rectangle: the middle of each side of the shape bound rectangle specifies an object specific glue point

- •segments: a connector will connect with each point of the draw:enhanced-path 19.145 attribute.

The default value for this attribute is none.

The draw:glue-point-type attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The values of the draw:glue-point-type attribute are none, segments or rectangle.

## 19.175 draw:glue-points

The draw:glue-points attribute specifies a list of object-defined glue points. Unlike the user-defined glue points which are defined by the <draw:glue-point> sub-element, the position of an object-defined glue point can be defined using equations and modifiers.

The first parameter specifies the horizontal position of the glue point.

The second parameter specifies the vertical position of the glue point.

Each parameter can be a floating-point number, or it can also have one of the following enhancements:

- •A “?” (U+003F, QUESTION MARK) is used to mark the beginning of a formula name. The result of the <draw:equation> element's draw:formula attribute whose draw:name attribute is the formula name that is used as the value.

- •If “$” (U+0024, DOLLAR SIGN) precedes an integer value, the value is an index to a draw:modifiers attribute. The corresponding modifier value is used as parameter value.

The value of a draw:glue-points attribute is formally defined as:

gluepoints::= gluepointsequence?
gluepointsequence::= gluepoint ( ' '+ gluepointsequence )*
glue-point::= position ' '+ position
position::= formula | modifier | number
formula::= '?' name
modifier::= '$' integer
number::= sign? float | sign? integer
float::= fractional exponent? | integer exponent
fractional::= integer? '.' integer | integer '.'
exponent::= ( 'e' | 'E' ) sign? integer
sign::= '+'| '-'
integer::= [0-9]+
name ::= [^ ]+

The draw:glue-points attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:glue-points attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.176 draw:handle-mirror-horizontal

The draw:handle-mirror-horizontal attribute specifies if the y position of a handle is mirrored.

The defined values for the draw:handle-mirror-horizontal attribute are:

- •false: the y position of a handle is not mirrored.

- •true: the y position of a handle is mirrored.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The draw:handle-mirror-horizontal attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The draw:handle-mirror-horizontal attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.177 draw:handle-mirror-vertical

The draw:handle-mirror-vertical attribute specifies if the x position of a handle is mirrored.

The defined values for the draw:handle-mirror-vertical attribute are:

- •false: the x position of a handle is not mirrored.

- •true: the x position of a handle is mirrored.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The draw:handle-mirror-vertical attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The draw:handle-mirror-vertical attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.178 draw:handle-polar (deprecated)

The draw:handle-polar attribute specifies that a handle is a polar handle. The syntax for this attribute is the same as for the draw:handle-position 19.179 attribute. The first parameter specifies the horizontal center position, the vertical center position is specified by the second parameter. If this attribute is set, the draw:handle-range-x-minimum 19.183, draw:handle-range-x-maximum 19.182, draw:handle-range-y-minimum 19.185 and draw:handle-range-y-maximum 19.184 attributes are ignored, and the draw:handle-radius-range-minimum 19.181 and draw:handle-radius-range-maximum 19.180 attributes are used.

The draw:handle-polar attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The draw:handle-polar attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.179 draw:handle-position (deprecated)

The draw:handle-position attribute specifies the position of a handle and consists of two values.

Each value can be a floating-point number or it can have one of the following enhancements:

- •A “?” (U+003F, QUESTION MARK) is used to mark the beginning of a formula name. The result of the <draw:equation> 10.2.5 element's draw:formula 19.171 attribute whose draw:name 19.197.8 attribute is the formula name that is used as the value.

- •If “$” (U+0024, DOLLAR SIGN) precedes an integer value, the value is an index to a draw:modifiers 19.196 attribute. The corresponding modifier value is used as parameter value.

- •Instead of a number a value can also be one of the following constants:

Table 13 - Handle position constants

Constant | Description
bottom | The bottom coordinate of the view box as specified by the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
hasfill | If the shape has a fill style, a value of 1 is used.
hasstroke | If the shape has a line style, a value of 1 is used.
height | The view box height as specified by the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
logheight | The height in 1/100th mm as specified by the svg:height 19.543 attribute is used.
logwidth | The width in 1/100th mm as specified by the svg:width 19.575 attribute is used.
left | The left coordinate of the view box as specified by the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
right | The right coordinate of the view box as specified by the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
top | The top coordinate of the view box as specified by the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
width | The view box width as specified by the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute is used.
xstretch | The value of the draw:path-stretchpoint-x 19.204 attribute is used.
ystretch | The value of the draw:path-stretchpoint-y 19.205 attribute is used.

If the draw:handle-polar 19.178 attribute is not set, the first parameter of the draw:handle-position attribute specifies the horizontal handle position, the vertical handle position is described by the second parameter. If the draw:handle-polar attribute is set, then a handle is a polar handle and the first parameter of the draw:handle-position attribute specifies the angle (as defined in 18.3.1), the handle radius is specified by the second parameter.

The value of a draw:handle-position attribute is formally defined as:

handleposition ::= position ' '+ position
position::= formula | modifier | constant | number
formula::= '?' name
modifier::= '$' integer
constant::= 'left' | 'top' | 'right' | 'bottom' |
'xstretch' | 'ystretch' | 'hasstroke' | 'hasfill ' |
'width' | 'height' | 'logwidth' | 'logheight'
number::=sign? float | sign? integer
float::= fractional exponent? | integer exponent
fractional::= integer? '.' integer | integer '.'
exponent::= ( 'e' | 'E' ) sign? integer
sign::= '+'| '-'
integer::= [0-9]+
name ::= [^ ]+

The draw:handle-position attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The draw:handle-position attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.180 draw:handle-radius-range-maximum

The draw:handle-radius-range-maximum attribute specifies the maximum radius range for a polar handle. The syntax for the value of the draw:handle-radius-range-maximum attribute is the same as the draw:handle-po lar-radius attribute. 19.928

The draw:handle-radius-range-maximum attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The draw:handle-radius-range-maximum attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.181 draw:handle-radius-range-minimum

The draw:handle-radius-range-minimum attribute specifies the minimum radius range for a polar handle. The syntax for the value of the draw:handle-radius-range-minimum attribute is the same as the draw:handle-po lar-radius attribute. 19.928

The draw:handle-radius-range-minimum attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The draw:handle-radius-range-minimum attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.182 draw:handle-range-x-maximum

The draw:handle-range-x-maximum attribute specifies the horizontal maximum value of the range for movement of a handle. The syntax for the value of the draw:handle-range-x-maximum attribute is the same as the draw:handle-position-x attribute. 19.924

The draw:handle-range-x-maximum attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The draw:handle-range-x-maximum attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.183 draw:handle-range-x-minimum

The draw:handle-range-x-minimum attribute specifies the horizontal minimum value of the range of movement of a handle. The syntax for the value of the draw:handle-range-x-minimum attribute is the same as the draw:handle-position-x attribute. 19.924

The draw:handle-range-x-minimum attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The draw:handle-range-x-minimum attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.184 draw:handle-range-y-maximum

The draw:handle-range-y-maximum attribute specifies the vertical maximum value of the range for movement of a handle. The syntax for the value of the draw:handle-range-y-maximum attribute is the same as the draw:handle-position-y attribute. 19.925

The draw:handle-range-y-maximum attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The draw:handle-range-y-maximum attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.185 draw:handle-range-y-minimum

The draw:handle-range-y-minimum attribute specifies the vertical minimum value of the range of movement of a handle. The syntax for the value of the draw:handle-range-y-minimum attribute is the same as the draw:handle-position-y attribute. 19.925

The draw:handle-range-y-minimum attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The draw:handle-range-y-minimum attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.186 draw:handle-switched

The draw:handle-switched attribute specifies if handle directions are swapped if shape height exceeds shape width.

The defined values for the draw:handle-switched attribute are:

- •false: handle directions are not switched when a shape's height exceeds its width.

- •true: handle directions are switched when a shape's height exceeds it width.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The draw:handle-switched attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The draw:handle-switched attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.187 draw:id

### 19.187.1 General

The draw:id attribute specifies an identifier for an element.

### 19.187.2 <draw:glue-point>

The draw:id attribute specifies an identifier for a glue point. See 10.3.16. The identifiers 0 to 3 are reserved for the four standard glue points of drawing objects. The glue points are numbered clockwise, starting at the top left corner edge of the shape.

The draw:id attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16.

The draw:id attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

### 19.187.3 <dr3d:cube>, <dr3d:extrude>, <dr3d:rotate>, <dr3d:scene>, <dr3d:sphere>, <draw:caption>, <draw:circle>, <draw:connector>, <draw:control>, <draw:custom-shape>, <draw:ellipse>, <draw:frame>, <draw:g>, <draw:line>, <draw:measure>, <draw:page>, <draw:page-thumbnail>, <draw:path>, <draw:polygon>, <draw:polyline>, <draw:rect>, <draw:regular-polygon> and <office:annotation> Deprecated

The draw:id attribute specifies identifiers for draw elements.

OpenDocument consumers shall ignore a draw:id attribute if it occurs on a draw element with an xml:id attribute value.

OpenDocument producers may write draw:id attributes for any draw element in addition to an xml:id attribute.

The value of a draw:id attribute shall equal the value of an xml:id attribute on the same element.

The draw:id attribute is deprecated in favor of xml:id. 19.920

The draw:id attribute is usable with the following elements: <dr3d:cube> 10.5.4, <dr3d:extrude> 10.5.6, <dr3d:rotate> 10.5.7, <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <dr3d:sphere> 10.5.5, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The draw:id attribute has the data type NCName 18.2.

## 19.188 draw:kind

The draw:kind attribute specifies the appearance of a circle.

The defined values for the draw:kind attribute are:

- •arc: specifies a circle or ellipse arc, like
  .
- •cut: specifies a circle or ellipse with a cut, like
  .
- •full: specifies a full circle or ellipse, like
  .
- •section: specifies a section of a circle or ellipse, like
  .

The default value for this attribute is full.

The draw:kind attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:circle> 10.3.8 and <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9.

The values of the draw:kind attribute are full, section, cut or arc.

## 19.189 draw:layer

The draw:layer attribute specifies the name of a layer in the layer-set of a document.

Note: The effect of this attribute is to assign a shape to a particular layer.

The draw:layer attribute is usable with the following elements: <dr3d:cube> 10.5.4, <dr3d:extrude> 10.5.6, <dr3d:rotate> 10.5.7, <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <dr3d:sphere> 10.5.5, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The draw:layer attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.190 draw:line-skew

The draw:line-skew attribute specifies a list of offsets for the placements of connector lines if the connector is of type standard. The offsets are relative to the default position of the connector, that is, the position of the lines if the draw:line-skew attribute is not present. The offsets are applied in the order from the connector's start to its end shape. The first offset is applied to the line that follows the line that is connected to the start shape. The last line to which an offset is applied is the line that precedes the line that is connected to the end shape.

For the application of the offsets the connector lines are interpreted as vectors from their start to their end point. Positive values move a line to the right, while negative values move it to the left.

The draw:line-skew attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:connector> 10.3.10.

The values of the draw:line-skew attribute are one, two or three white space separated values of type length 18.3.19.

## 19.191 draw:mime-type

The draw:mime-type attribute specifies the MIME type of the media type that a plugin processes, or the MIME type of the image given by a <draw:image> element. Valid values for this attribute are those defined in accordance with §3.7 of [RFC2616], or registered in accordance with [RFC6838].

Note: Additional information on MIME media types can be found at [MIMETYPES].

The draw:mime-type attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:image> 10.4.4 and <draw:plugin> 10.4.8.

The draw:mime-type attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.192 draw:mirror-horizontal

The draw:mirror-horizontal attribute specifies if the horizontal geometry of a shape is to be mirrored.

The defined values for the draw:mirror-horizontal attribute are:

- •false: horizontal geometry of a shape is not mirrored.

- •true: horizontal geometry of a shape is mirrored.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The draw:mirror-horizontal attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:mirror-horizontal attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.193 draw:mirror-vertical

The draw:mirror-vertical attribute specifies if the vertical geometry of a shape is to be mirrored.

The defined values for the draw:mirror-vertical attribute are:

- •false: vertical geometry of a shape is not mirrored.

- •true: vertical geometry of a shape is mirrored.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The draw:mirror-vertical attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:mirror-vertical attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.194 draw:master-page-name

The draw:master-page-name attribute specifies the name of a master page assigned to a drawing page.

The draw:master-page-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:page> 10.2.4.

The draw:master-page-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.195 draw:may-script

The draw:may-script attribute specifies whether an applet can be modified by scripts.

The defined values for the draw:may-script attribute are:

- •false: applet cannot be modified by scripts.

- •true: applet can be modified by scripts.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The draw:may-script attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:applet> 10.4.7.

The draw:may-script attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.196 draw:modifiers

The draw:modifiers attribute contains list of modifier values.

The value of a draw:modifiers attribute is formally defined as:

modifiers::= numbersequence?
numbersequence::= number ( ' '+ numbersequence )*
number::= sign? float | sign? integer
float::= fractional exponent? | integer exponent
fractional::= integer? '.' integer | integer '.'
exponent::= ( 'e' | 'E' ) sign? integer
sign::= '+'| '-'
integer::= [0-9]+

The draw:modifiers attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:modifiers attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.197 draw:name

### 19.197.1 General

The draw:name attribute specifies names that are used for referencing graphical elements.

### 19.197.2 <draw:caption>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:caption> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:caption> 10.3.11.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.3 <draw:circle>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:circle> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:circle> 10.3.8.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.4 <draw:connector>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:connector> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:connector> 10.3.10.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.5 <draw:control>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:control> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:control> 10.3.13.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.6 <draw:custom-shape>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:custom-shape> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.7 <draw:ellipse>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:ellipse> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.8 <draw:equation>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:equation> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:equation> 10.2.5.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.9 <draw:fill-image>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:fill-image> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:fill-image> 16.42.6.

The draw:name attribute has the data type styleName 18.3.32.

### 19.197.10 <draw:frame>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:frame> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:frame> 10.4.2.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.11 <draw:g>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:g> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:g> 10.3.15.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.12 <draw:gradient>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:gradient> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:gradient> 16.42.1.

The draw:name attribute has the data type styleName 18.3.32.

### 19.197.13 <draw:hatch>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:hatch> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:hatch> 16.42.5.

The draw:name attribute has the data type styleName 18.3.32.

### 19.197.14 <draw:layer>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:layer> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:layer> 10.2.3.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.15 <draw:line>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:line> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:line> 10.3.3.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.16 <draw:marker>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:marker> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:marker> 16.42.8.

The draw:name attribute has the data type styleName 18.3.32.

### 19.197.17 <draw:measure>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:measure> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:measure> 10.3.12.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.18 <draw:opacity>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:opacity> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:opacity> 16.42.7.

The draw:name attribute has the data type styleName 18.3.32.

### 19.197.19 <draw:page>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:page> element can be referenced. The name shall be unique within the document instance. If the attribute is not present, a consumer may generate a unique name.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:page> 10.2.4.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.20 <draw:page-thumbnail>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:page-thumbnail> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.21 <draw:param>

The draw:name attribute specifies the name of a run-time parameter.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:param> 10.4.9.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.22 <draw:path>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:path> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:path> 10.3.7.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.23 <draw:polygon>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:polygon> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:polygon> 10.3.5.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.24 <draw:polyline>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:polyline> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:polyline> 10.3.4.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.25 <draw:rect>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:rect> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:rect> 10.3.2.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.26 <draw:regular-polygon>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:regular-polygon> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.27 <draw:stroke-dash>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <draw:stroke-dash> element can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:stroke-dash> 16.42.9.

The draw:name attribute has the data type styleName 18.3.32.

### 19.197.28 <office:annotation> (deprecated)

The draw:name attribute specifies a name for an <office:annotation> element.

The draw:name attribute has been deprecated in favor of the office:name attribute.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <office:annotation> 14.1.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.29 <svg:linearGradient>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <svg:linearGradient> element can be referenced.

SVG gradients are referenced by the name assigned to them by use of the draw:fill-gradient-name 20.120 attribute within a graphic style. SVG gradients cannot be referenced by a draw:opacity-name 20.153 attribute. The result of referencing a SVG gradient with a draw:fill-gradient-name attribute and an opacity gradient with a draw:opacity-name attribute at the same time is unspecified.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:linearGradient> 16.42.2.

The draw:name attribute has the data type styleName 18.3.32.

### 19.197.30 <svg:radialGradient>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <svg:radialGradient> element can be referenced.

SVG gradients are referenced by the name assigned to them by use of the draw:fill-gradient-name 20.120 attribute within a graphic style. SVG gradients cannot be referenced by a draw:opacity-name 20.153 attribute. The result of referencing a SVG gradient with a draw:fill-gradient-name attribute and an opacity gradient with a draw:opacity-name attribute at the same time is unspecified.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:radialGradient> 16.42.3.

The draw:name attribute has the data type styleName 18.3.32.

### 19.197.31 <dr3d:cube>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <dr3d:cube> can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:cube> 10.5.4.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.32 <dr3d:extrude>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <dr3d:extrude> can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:extrude> 10.5.6.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.33 <dr3d:rotate>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <dr3d:rotate> can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:rotate> 10.5.7.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.34 <dr3d:scene>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <dr3d:scene> can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.197.35 <dr3d:sphere>

The draw:name attribute specifies a name by which a <dr3d:sphere> can be referenced.

The draw:name attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:sphere> 10.5.5.

The draw:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.198 draw:nav-order

The draw:nav-order attribute defines a navigation sequence for the graphical elements included in a <draw:page> element. Its value is a sequence of IDREFs. It shall include all graphic elements in the page that are not contained within a <draw:g> element. Any <draw:g> elements are included in that list as a single graphical element.

The value of this attribute is the ordering of graphics as set by the document author.

Note: The ordering within any <draw:g> 10.3.15 element is set by the value of its draw:z-index 19.231 attribute.

The draw:nav-order attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:page> 10.2.4.

The draw:nav-order attribute has the data type IDREFS 18.2.

## 19.199 draw:nohref

The draw:nohref attribute specifies that an image map element and its associated area are inactive.

The draw:nohref attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:area-circle> 10.4.13.4, <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5 and <draw:area-rectangle> 10.4.13.3.

The only value of the draw:nohref attribute is nohref.

## 19.200 draw:notify-on-update-of-ranges

The draw:notify-on-update-of-ranges attribute specifies that a <draw:object> will be notified if content within a given ranges changes.

The defined values for the draw:notify-on-update-of-ranges attribute are:

- •a list of cell ranges.

- •a table name.

If a table name is specified, the <draw:object> element is notified if any of the table's cells change.

The draw:notify-on-update-of-ranges attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:object> 10.4.6.2.

The values of the draw:notify-on-update-of-ranges attribute are a value of type cellRangeAddressList 18.3.6 or a value of type string 18.2.

## 19.201 draw:object

The draw:object attribute is equivalent to the object attribute of an <applet> element in HTML. See. §13.4 of [HTML4].

The draw:object attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:applet> 10.4.7.

The draw:object attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.202 draw:opacity

The draw:opacity attribute specifies the opacity for an image or graphic object. The defined value range for the draw:opacity attribute is 0% to 100%, where 0% is fully transparent and 100% is fully opaque.

Use of the draw:opacity attribute disables any transparency effect and set the opacity for the fill area of a graphic object.

The draw:opacity attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:background-fill> 17.26 and <style:background-image> 17.3.

The draw:opacity attribute has the data type zeroToHundredPercent 18.3.42.

## 19.203 draw:page-number

The draw:page-number attribute specifies the number of a page that is displayed as a thumbnail. For thumbnails on notes pages, the value of this attribute is fixed to the drawing page of a notes page. For thumbnails on handout master pages, the value of this attribute is the order in which the pages are previewed on the handout.

The draw:page-number attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14.

The draw:page-number attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.204 draw:path-stretchpoint-x

The draw:path-stretchpoint-x attribute specifies that a drawing shape is stretched horizontally.

If specified, and if the x/y aspect ratio of the svg:viewBox 19.574 is lower than the x/y aspect ratio of the shape size then the whole path is stretched horizontally at draw:path-stretchpoint-x.

Stretching is done by:

1. 1)intersecting the path vertically at draw:path-stretchpoint-x.

2. 2)moving the right path fragments to the right border of the drawing shape, using its original aspect ratio. The left path fragment remains unmodified at the left border of drawing the shape

The draw:path-stretchpoint-x attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:path-stretchpoint-x attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 19.205 draw:path-stretchpoint-y

The draw:path-stretchpoint-y attribute specifies that a drawing shape is stretched vertically. If the x/y aspect ratio of the svg:viewBox 19.574 is greater than the x/y aspect ratio of the shape size then the whole path is stretched vertically at draw:path-stretchpoint-y.

Stretching is done by:

1. 1)intersecting the path horizontally at draw:path-stretchpoint-y.

2. 2)moving the bottom path fragments to the bottom border of the drawing shape, using its original aspect ratio.

The top path fragment remains unmodified at the top border of drawing the shape

The draw:path-stretchpoint-y attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:path-stretchpoint-y attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 19.206 draw:points

The draw:points attribute stores a sequence of points, which are connected by straight lines. Each point consists of two coordinates. The coordinates are separated by a comma “,” (U+002C, COMMA) and the points are separated by white spaces. The coordinates are relative to the coordinate system established by the svg:viewBox 19.574 attribute.

The draw:points attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5, <draw:contour-polygon> 10.4.11.2, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5 and <draw:polyline> 10.3.4.

The draw:points attribute has the data type points 18.3.26.

## 19.207 draw:protected

The draw:protected attribute specifies if drawing objects in a layer are protected from modification.

The defined values for the draw:protected attribute are:

- •false: objects in a layer are not protected from modification.

- •true: objects in a layer are protected from modification.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The draw:protected attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:layer> 10.2.3.

The draw:protected attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.208 draw:recreate-on-edit

The draw:recreate-on-edit attribute specifies if the contour of an image or object should be recreated automatically when the image or object is edited.

The defined values for the draw:recreate-on-edit attribute are:

- •false: the contour of an image or object is not recreated automatically if the image or object is edited.

- •true: the contour of an image or object is recreated automatically if the image or object is edited.

The draw:recreate-on-edit attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:contour-path> 10.4.11.3 and <draw:contour-polygon> 10.4.11.2.

The draw:recreate-on-edit attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.209 draw:rotation

The draw:rotation attribute specifies the rotation angle of a hatch axis. The direction is clockwise, 0 degrees is the vertical axis.

The draw:rotation attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:hatch> 16.42.5.

The draw:rotation attribute has the data type angle 18.3.1.

## 19.210 draw:shape-id

The draw:shape-id attribute identifies the shape to which an effect defined by a presentation shape effect element is applied.

The draw:shape-id attribute is usable with the following elements: <presentation:dim> 10.8.7, <presentation:hide-shape> 10.8.5, <presentation:hide-text> 10.8.6, <presentation:play> 10.8.8, <presentation:show-shape> 10.8.3 and <presentation:show-text> 10.8.4.

The draw:shape-id attribute has the data type IDREF 18.2.

## 19.211 draw:sharpness

The
draw:sharpness
attribute is only evaluated for a
<draw:regular-polygon>
10.3.6
element that has the attribute
draw:concave="true".
In this case, the outline of the drawing object is based on a basic model of a star-shaped polygon, where the corner points are alternately located on two concentric circles, a primary and a secondary circle. The number of points in the number as specified with the
draw:corners
19.128
attribute are evenly distributed on the primary circle. Let
M
be the center of the circle, and let
P
and
Q
be two adjacent points on the primary circle, and
R
the center of the shorter of the two arcs
PQ
. Now find the point
T
with
MT ⃗ = MR ⃗ ⋅ ( 1 − s % )
on the connecting line of points M and R, where
s %
is the value of the
draw:sharpness
attribute. The radius of the secondary circle is such that T lies on this secondary circle. The points
P
and
T
and the points
T
and
Q
are then connected by straight sections. With
an odd value of
draw:corners
the first corner point is located at top of the primary circle, with an even value at top of the secondary circle.

Note: T he drawing object has twice as many corners points in all as specified in the attribute draw:corners.

The value s % of the draw:sharpness attribute is a percent value. The special case 0% means that primary and secondary circle are identical. The special case 100% means that the secondary circle degenerates to a point, the center point of the polygon. The value of the draw:sharpness attribute may be negative and may be greater than 100%. Note that for small absolute value of the draw:sharpness attribute, the described polygon is in fact convex.

The basic model is scaled—thereby the circle might become an ellipse, so that the bounding box of the polygon has the width and height as specified in the svg:width 19.575 and svg:height 19.543 attributes of the <draw:regular-polygon> element.

Note: Because of intercept theorems the equation
MT ⃗ = MR ⃗ ⋅ ( 1 − s % )
is valid for the scaled outline too.

The draw:sharpness attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6.

The draw:sharpness attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.212 draw:start

The draw:start attribute specifies the start value for the <draw:opacity> element, which interpolates between the value of this attribute and draw:end 19.139. The defined value range for the draw:start attribute is 0% to 100%, where 0% is transparent and 100% is opaque.

The draw:start attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:opacity> 16.42.7.

The draw:start attribute has the data type zeroToHundredPercent 18.3.42.

## 19.213 draw:start-angle

The draw:start-angle attribute specifies the start angle of a section, cut, or arc for circles where the draw:kind 19.188 attribute value is section, cut or arc.

The draw:start-angle attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:circle> 10.3.8 and <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9.

The draw:start-angle attribute has the data type angle 18.3.1.

## 19.214 draw:start-color

The draw:start-color attributes specifies the start value for the <draw:gradient> element, which interpolates between the value of this attribute and draw:end-color 19.141.

The draw:start-color attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:gradient> 16.42.1.

The draw:start-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 19.215 draw:start-glue-point

The draw:start-glue-point attribute identifies the glue point in a shape where a connector starts by its number. See 10.3.16. Glue point numbers are defined by the draw:id attributes of the glue point elements <draw:glue-point>. See 19.187.

If the connector is not connected to a shape, this attribute is ignored.

The draw:start-glue-point attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:connector> 10.3.10.

The draw:start-glue-point attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.216 draw:start-intensity

The draw:start-intensity attribute specifies the intensity of the gradient's start color as a percentage value. If it is not specified, the color is used at 100% intensity. The defined value range for the draw:start-intensity attribute is 0% to 100%.

The draw:start-intensity attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:gradient> 16.42.1.

The draw:start-intensity attribute has the data type zeroToHundredPercent 18.3.42.

## 19.217 draw:start-shape

The draw:start-shape attribute specifies a drawing shape to which the start of a connector is connected by its ID.

The draw:start-shape attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:connector> 10.3.10.

The draw:start-shape attribute has the data type IDREF 18.2.

## 19.218 draw:style

### 19.218.1 General

The draw:style attribute specifies the rendering of graphic objects.

### 19.218.2 <draw:gradient>

The draw:style attribute specifies a rendering for a gradient.

The defined values for the draw:style attribute are:

- •axial: defines a bi-linear gradient that is also known as a reflected gradient or mirrored linear gradient. It is created as a linear gradient that is mirrored (or reflected) along its axis.

- •ellipsoid: defines a gradient where the colors are blend along the radius from the center of an ellipsoid as defined by the draw:cx 19.129 and draw:cy 19.130 attributes. The length of the semi major-axis is the width of the filled area and the length of the semi-minor axis is the height of the filled area. The area outside the ellipse is filled with the end color.

- •linear: defines a gradient where the colors blend along the linear axis of the gradient. The axis of the gradient is specified with the draw:angle 19.112 attribute clockwise to the vertical axis.

- •radial: defines a gradient where the colors are blend along the radius from the center of a circle as defined with the draw:cx and draw:cy attributes. The outside of the circle is filled with the end color.

- •rectangle: defines a gradient that produces a rectangular blend from the center of the rectangle to the shortest of the 4 borders. The center of the rectangle is defined with the attributes draw:cx and draw:cy. The width of the rectangle is the width of the filled area, the height of the rectangle is the height of the filled area. The outside of the square is filled with the end color.

- •square: defines a gradient that produces a square blend, imitating the visual perspective in a corridor or the aerial view of a pyramid. Also known as "box gradient" and "pyramidal gradient". The center of the square is defined with the draw:cx and draw:cy attributes. The width and height of the square is the minimum value of either the width or the height of the filled area. The outside of the square is filled with the end color.

The draw:style attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:gradient> 16.42.1.

The values of the draw:style attribute are linear, axial, radial, ellipsoid, square or rectangular.

### 19.218.3 <draw:hatch>

The draw:style attribute specifies a rendering for a hatch.

The defined values for the draw:style attribute are:

- •double: defines a hatch that is made of a set of parallel lines along the axis of the hatch and a set of parallel lines perpendicular to the axis of the hatch.

- •single: defines a hatch that is made of parallel lines along the axis of the hatch.

- •triple: defines a hatch that is made of a set of parallel lines along the axis of the hatch, a set of parallel lines perpendicular to the axis of the hatch and a set of lines along 45 degree clockwise to the axis of the hatch.

The draw:style attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:hatch> 16.42.5.

The values of the draw:style attribute are single, double or triple.

### 19.218.4 <draw:opacity>

The draw:style attribute specifies the transparency of a graphic object.

The defined values for the draw:style attribute are:

- •axial: 19.218.2

- •ellipsoid: 19.218.2

- •linear: 19.218.2

- •rectangle: 19.218.2

- •square: 19.218.2

The transparency of an object is blended in contrast to the blending of colors described for draw:style on <draw:gradient>.

The draw:style attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:opacity> 16.42.7.

The values of the draw:style attribute are linear, axial, radial, ellipsoid, square or rectangular.

### 19.218.5 <draw:stroke-dash>

The draw:style attribute specifies a rendering for a stroke-dash.

This attribute is evaluated for a shape if its style does not contain an svg:stroke-linecap 20.171 attribute.

The defined values for the draw:style attribute are:

- •rect: dash has a rectangular shape.

- •round: dash has a round shape.

The draw:style attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:stroke-dash> 16.42.9.

The values of the draw:style attribute are rect or round.

## 19.219 draw:style-name

### 19.219.1 General

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> 16.2 element whose whose style:family 19.480 attribute value varies depending upon the element where it appears.

### 19.219.2 <dr3d:cube>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:cube> 10.5.4.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.3 <dr3d:extrude>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:extrude> 10.5.6.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.4 <dr3d:rotate>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:rotate> 10.5.7.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.5 <dr3d:scene>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.6 <dr3d:sphere>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:sphere> 10.5.5.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.7 <draw:caption>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:caption> 10.3.11.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.8 <draw:circle>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:circle> 10.3.8.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.9 <draw:connector>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:connector> 10.3.10.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.10 <draw:control>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:control> 10.3.13.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.11 <draw:custom-shape>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.12 <draw:ellipse>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.13 <draw:frame>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:frame> 10.4.2.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.14 <draw:g>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:g> 10.3.15.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.15 <draw:line>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:line> 10.3.3.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.16 <draw:measure>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:measure> 10.3.12.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.17 <draw:page>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of drawing-page.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:page> 10.2.4.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.18 <draw:page-thumbnail>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.19 <draw:path>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:path> 10.3.7.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.20 <draw:polygon>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:polygon> 10.3.5.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.21 <draw:polyline>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:polyline> 10.3.4.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.22 <draw:rect>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:rect> 10.3.2.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.23 <draw:regular-polygon>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.24 <office:annotation>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of graphic.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <office:annotation> 14.1.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.25 <presentation:notes>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of drawing-page.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:notes> 16.19.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.26 <style:handout-master>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of drawing-page.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:handout-master> 10.2.1.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.219.27 <style:master-page>

The draw:style-name attribute specifies the name of a <style:style> element with a style:family attribute value value of drawing-page.

The draw:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:master-page> 16.9.

The draw:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.220 draw:text-areas

The draw:text-areas attribute specifies up to two text areas. If the attribute specifies one text area, this text area is used to position and align the text. If the attribute specifies two text areas, the second text area is used if a style that is assigned to the text has a style:writing-mode 20.404 attribute with value tb-rl or tb. Otherwise, the first text area is used. If the draw:text-areas attribute is omitted, the entire area of the shape is used to position and align the text.

An area consists of four parameters:

The first parameter specifies the left side of a text area.

The second parameter specifies the top side of a text area.

The third parameter specifies the right side of a text area.

The fourth parameter specifies the bottom side of a text area.

A parameter can also have one of the following enhancements:

- •A “?” (U+003F, QUESTION MARK) is used to mark the beginning of a formula name. The result of the <draw:equation> 10.2.5 element's draw:formula 19.171 attribute whose draw:name 19.197 attribute is the formula name that is used as the value.

- •If “$” (U+0024, DOLLAR SIGN) precedes an integer value, the value is an index to a draw:modifiers 19.196 attribute. The corresponding modifier value is used as the parameter value.

The value of a draw:text-areas attribute is formally defined as:

textareas::= textareasequence
textareasequence ::= textarea ( ' '+ textarea )?
textarea::= position ' '+ position ' '+ position ' '+ position
position::= formula | modifier | number
formula::= '?' name
modifier::= '$' integer
number::= sign? float | sign? integer
float::= fractional exponent? | integer exponent
fractional::= integer? '.' integer | integer '.'
exponent::= ( 'e' | 'E' ) sign? integer
sign::= '+'| '-'
integer::= [0-9]+
name ::= [^ ]+

The draw:text-areas attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:text-areas attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.221 draw:text-path

The draw:text-path attribute specifies if text is displayed on a text path.

The defined values for the draw:text-path attribute are:

- •false: text is not displayed on a text path.

- •true: text is displayed on a text path.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The draw:text-path attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:text-path attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.222 draw:text-path-allowed

The draw:text-path-allowed attribute specifies whether the user interface of a consumer that supports the draw:text-path 19.221 attribute should allow modification of the value of the draw:text-path attribute.

The defined values for the draw:text-path-allowed attribute are:

- •false: the value of the draw:text-path attribute should not be modifiable by the user interface.

- •true: the value of the draw:text-path attribute should be modifiable by the user interface.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The draw:text-path-allowed attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:text-path-allowed attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.223 draw:text-path-mode

The draw:text-path-mode attribute specifies how text is drawn on a path.

The defined values for the draw:text-path-mode attribute are:

- •normal: text is drawn along the path without scaling;

- •path: text is fitted to a path;

- •shape: text is fitted to the bounding box of a shape.

The default value for this attribute is normal.

The draw:text-path-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The values of the draw:text-path-mode attribute are normal, path or shape.

## 19.224 draw:text-path-same-letter-heights

The draw:text-path-same-letter-heights attribute specifies if all letters in a custom shape have the same height.

The defined values for the draw:text-path-same-letter-heights attribute are:

- •false: letters in a custom shape need not have the same height.

- •true: letters in a custom shape have the same height.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The draw:text-path-same-letter-heights attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:text-path-same-letter-heights attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.225 draw:text-path-scale

The draw:text-path-scale attribute specifies the scaling of a text path.

The defined values for the draw:text-path-scale attribute are:

- •path: text scaling is determined by the length of the path from the draw:enhanced-path 19.145 attribute.

- •shape: text scaling is determined by the width of a shape.

The default value for this attribute is path.

The draw:text-path-scale attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The values of the draw:text-path-scale attribute are path or shape.

## 19.226 draw:text-rotate-angle

The draw:text-rotate-angle attribute specifies the angle by which text within a custom shape is rotated in addition to the rotation included in the shape's draw:transform 19.228 attribute.

The default value for this attribute is 0.

The draw:text-rotate-angle attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:text-rotate-angle attribute has the data type angle 18.3.1.

## 19.227 draw:text-style-name

The draw:text-style-name attribute specifies a style for formatting of text in a shape.

The value of this attribute is the name of a <style:style> 16.2 element with a style:family 19.480 attribute value of paragraph.

The draw:text-style-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The draw:text-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.228 draw:transform

The draw:transform attribute specifies a list of transformations that can be applied to a drawing shape.

The value of this attribute is a list of transform definitions, which are applied to the drawing shape in the order in which they are listed. The transform definitions in the list shall be separated by a white space and/or a comma “,” (U+002C, COMMA). Unless otherwise stated, the parameters of the transform definitions are double values (18.2)

The defined transforms are:

- •matrix(<a> <b> <c> <d> <e> <f>), specifies a transformation in the form of a transformation matrix of six values. "The values describe a standard 3x2 homogeneous transformation matrix in column-major order, where the right column (<e>, <f>) describes the translation.

- •rotate(<rotate-angle>), specifies a rotation by <rotate-angle> in radians about the origin of the shape’s coordinate system.

- •scale(<sx> [<sy>]), specifies a scale operation by <sx> and <sy>. If <sy> is not provided, it is assumed to be equal to <sx>.

- •skewX(<skew-angle>), specifies a skew transformation by <skew-angle> in radians along the x-axis.

- •skewY(<skew-angle>), specifies a skew transformation by <skew-angle> in radians along the y-axis.

- •translate(<tx> [<ty>]), specifies a translation by <tx> and <ty>, where <tx> and <ty> are lengths (18.3.19). If <ty> is not provided, it is assumed to be zero.

The draw:transform attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The draw:transform attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.229 draw:type

### 19.229.1 General

The draw:type attribute specifies a drawing type.

### 19.229.2 <draw:connector>

The draw:type attribute specifies the line or series of lines that connect two glue points.

The defined values for the draw:type attribute are:

- •curve: a curve connector draws a single curved line between the two glue points of the connected objects.

- •line: a line connector draws one straight line between the two glue points of the connected objects.

- •lines: a lines connector leaves two connecting objects with straight lines and connects them with a straight (not necessarily perpendicular) line.

- •standard: a standard connector leaves two connecting objects with straight lines and connects them with one or more straight perpendicular lines that do not intersect the connected shapes' bounding boxes.

For a <draw:connector> element the default value for this attribute is standard.

The draw:type attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:connector> 10.3.10.

The values of the draw:type attribute are standard, lines, line or curve.

### 19.229.3 <draw:enhanced-geometry>

The draw:type attribute specifies the name of a shape type that is rendering engine dependent.

The defined values for the draw:type attribute are:

- •non-primitive: no shape type is available.

- •a value of type string: a rendering-engine-specific name of a shape.

The value of this attribute shall not influence the geometry of the shape.

Note: The shape type can be used to offer specialized user interfaces for classes of shapes, for example for arrows, smileys, etc.

For a <draw:enhanced-geometry> element the default value for this attribute is non-primitive.

The draw:type attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The values of the draw:type attribute are non-primitive or a value of type string 18.2.

## 19.230 draw:value

The draw:value attribute specifies the value of a run-time parameter specified by a draw:name 19.197 attribute.

The draw:value attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:param> 10.4.9.

The draw:value attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.231 draw:z-index

The draw:z-index attribute defines a rendering order for shapes in a document instance. In the absence of this attribute, shapes are rendered in the order in which they appear in the document.

The draw:z-index values increase from back to front.

For a shape on which the style:run-through 20.351 attribute with value foreground is in effect, producers should not generate a draw:z-index value that is smaller than the value of any draw:z-index on a shape on which the style:run-through attribute with value background is in effect.

Producers shall not generate a draw:z-index for shapes that are children of a <draw:g> element 10.3.15 or a <dr3d:scene> element 10.5.2.

The draw:z-index attribute is usable with the following elements: <dr3d:cube> 10.5.4, <dr3d:extrude> 10.5.6, <dr3d:rotate> 10.5.7, <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <dr3d:sphere> 10.5.5, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The draw:z-index attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.232 fo:column-count

The fo:column-count attribute specifies the number of columns in a section.

The fo:column-count attribute is usable with the following element: <style:columns> 17.12.

The fo:column-count attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.233 fo:column-gap

The fo:column-gap attribute specifies the gap between columns for <style:columns> elements that do not contain individual <style:column> elements.

Note: This attribute has the same name as an [XSL] property but it is attached to a different element.

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:column-gap attribute does not support inherit and percentage values.

The fo:column-gap attribute is usable with the following element: <style:columns> 17.12.

The fo:column-gap attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 19.234 fo:country

### 19.234.1 <text:alphabetical-index-source>

The fo:country attribute specifies the country code used for sorting an alphabetical index.

The fo:country attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2.

The fo:country attribute has the data type countryCode 18.3.11.

### 19.234.2 <text:bibliography-configuration>

The fo:country attribute specifies the country code used for sorting a bibliographic index.

The fo:country attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-configuration> 16.31.6.

The fo:country attribute has the data type countryCode 18.3.11.

## 19.235 fo:end-indent

The fo:end-indent attribute specifies the right space of a column. Together with the fo:start-indent attribute of an immediately adjacent and following column, it establishes the gap between the columns. 19.245

See §7.10.8 of [XSL].

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:end-indent attribute does not support inherit and percentage values.

The default value for this attribute is 0cm.

The fo:end-indent attribute is usable with the following element: <style:column> 17.13.

The fo:end-indent attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 19.236 fo:language

### 19.236.1 General

See §7.9.2 of [XSL]. Compared to the XSL language attribute, the value range of this attribute is extended to additional parts of ISO 639.

This attribute may be ignored if it is not specified together with a fo:country 20.188 attribute.

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:language attribute does not support inherit and none values.

### 19.236.2 <text:alphabetical-index-source>

The fo:language attribute specifies the language code used for sorting an alphabetical index.

The fo:language attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2.

The fo:language attribute has the data type languageCode 18.3.18.

### 19.236.3 <text:bibliography-configuration>

The fo:language attribute specifies the language code used for sorting a bibliographic index.

The fo:language attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-configuration> 16.31.6.

The fo:language attribute has the data type languageCode 18.3.18.

## 19.237 fo:margin-left

See §7.10.3 of [XSL].

The fo:margin-left attribute specifies the left margins for the text lines of a list item. The attribute has the same meaning as the formatting property attribute fo:margin-left. 20.207 Its value is only considered for paragraphs inside a list item whose paragraph styles do not specify a fo:text-indent attribute or a fo:margin-left attribute.

The fo:margin-left attribute is usable with the following element: <style:list-level-label-alignment> 17.20.

The fo:margin-left attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 19.238 fo:max-height

See §7.14.6 of [XSL].

The fo:max-height attribute specifies the maximum height of a text box when the minimum height has been set using the fo:min-height 20.212 attribute. When this maximum value is reached, the text box stops increasing in height. The units of measure for this attribute shall match those used for the corresponding fo:min-height attribute.

If the anchor for the text box is in a table cell, a percentage value is relative to the size of the surrounding table cell. If the anchor for the text box is in a text box, a percentage value is relative to the size of the surrounding text box. In other cases, percentage values are relative to the width or height of the page or window.

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:max-height attribute does not support the none value.

The fo:max-height attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3.

The values of the fo:max-height attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.239 fo:max-width

See §7.14.7 of [XSL].

The fo:max-width attribute specifies the maximum width of a text box when the minimum width have been set using the fo:min-width 20.213 attribute. When this maximum value is reached, the text box stops increasing in width. The units of measure for this attribute shall match those used for the corresponding fo:min-width attribute.

If the anchor for the text box is in a table cell, a percentage value is relative to the size of the surrounding table cell. If the anchor for the text box is in a text box, a percentage value is relative to the size of the surrounding text box. In other cases, percentage values are relative to the width or height of the page or window.

The fo:max-width attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3.

The values of the fo:max-width attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.240 fo:min-height

See §7.14.8 of [XSL].

If set, it overrides the height of a text box specified by the svg:height 19.543 attribute of the surrounding <draw:frame> 10.4.2 element.

If the anchor for a text box is in a table cell, a percentage value is relative to the surrounding table box. If the anchor for the text box is in a text box, a percentage value is relative to the surrounding text box. In other cases, percentage values are relative to the height of the page or window.

The fo:min-height attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3.

The values of the fo:min-height attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.241 fo:min-width

See §7.14.9 of [XSL].

If set, it overrides the width of a text box specified by the svg:width 20.413 attribute of the surrounding <draw:frame> 10.4.2 element.

If the anchor for a text box is in a table cell, a percentage value is relative to the surrounding table box. If the anchor for a text box is in a text box, a percentage value is relative to the surrounding text box. In other cases, percentage values are relative to the height of the page or window.

The fo:min-width attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3.

The values of the fo:min-width attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.242 fo:script

### 19.242.1 General

See §7.9.3 of [XSL]. The attribute should be used only if necessary according to the rules of §2.2.3 of [RFC5646], or its successors. The attribute may be ignored if it is not specified together with a fo:language attribute.

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:script attribute does not support inherit and none values.

### 19.242.2 <text:alphabetical-index-source>

The fo:script attribute specifies the script code used for sorting an alphabetical index. The attribute should be used only if necessary according to the rules of §2.2.3 of [RFC5646], or its successors.

The fo:script attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2.

The fo:script attribute has the data type scriptCode 18.3.30.

### 19.242.3 <text:bibliography-configuration>

The fo:script attribute specifies the script code used for sorting a bibliographic index. The attribute should be used only if necessary according to the rules of §2.2.3 of [RFC5646], or its successors.

The fo:script attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-configuration> 16.31.6.

The fo:script attribute has the data type scriptCode 18.3.30.

## 19.243 fo:space-after

See §7.10.6 of [XSL].

The default value for this attribute is 0cm.

The fo:space-after attribute is usable with the following element: <style:column> 17.13.

The fo:space-after attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 19.244 fo:space-before

See §7.10.5 of [XSL].

The default value for this attribute is 0cm.

The fo:space-before attribute is usable with the following element: <style:column> 17.13.

The fo:space-before attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 19.245 fo:start-indent

See §7.10.7 of [XSL].

The default value for this attribute is 0cm.

The fo:start-indent attribute is usable with the following element: <style:column> 17.13.

The fo:start-indent attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 19.246 fo:text-indent

The fo:text-indent attribute specifies the indent for the text lines of a list item. The attribute has the same meaning as the formatting property attribute fo:text-indent. See 20.225 It is used for paragraphs inside list items whose paragraph styles do not specify an fo:text-indent or fo:margin-left attribute.

The value fo:text-indent + fo:margin-left specifies the indent of the first text line of the list item. This position is also the alignment position for the list label, because the value of text:min-label-width is treated as 0.

The fo:text-indent attribute is usable with the following element: <style:list-level-label-alignment> 17.20.

The fo:text-indent attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 19.247 form:allow-deletes

The form:allow-deletes attribute specifies whether data records can be deleted by a form. It applies only if a form is data-aware.

The defined values for the form:allow-deletes attribute are:

- •false: records cannot be deleted by a form.

- •true: records can be deleted by a form.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The form:allow-deletes attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The form:allow-deletes attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.248 form:allow-inserts

The form:allow-inserts attribute specifies whether new data records can be inserted by a form. It applies only if the form is data-aware.

The defined values for the form:allow-inserts attribute are:

- •false: records cannot be inserted by a form.

- •true: records can be inserted by a form.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The form:allow-inserts attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The form:allow-inserts attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.249 form:allow-updates

The form:allow-updates attribute specifies whether data records in the form can be updated. It applies only if the form is data-aware.

The defined values for the form:allow-updates attribute are:

- •false: records cannot be updated by a form.

- •true: records can be updated by a form.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The form:allow-updates attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The form:allow-updates attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.250 form:apply-design-mode

The form:apply-design-mode attribute specifies whether forms are presented in editable or non-editable state.

- •false: forms in document presented in completed state

- •true: forms in document presented in editable state

The default value for this attribute is true.

The form:apply-design-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <office:forms> 13.2.

The form:apply-design-mode attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.251 form:apply-filter

The form:apply-filter attribute specifies whether the filter clause specified by the form:filter 19.273 attribute is applied to the SQL command constituting the form's result set.

The defined values for the form:apply-filter attribute are:

- •false: the filter clause specified by the form:filter attribute is not applied to the SQL command constituting the form's result set.

- •true: the filter clause specified by the form:filter attribute is applied to the SQL command constituting the form's result set.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The form:apply-filter attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The form:apply-filter attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.252 form:auto-complete

The form:auto-complete attribute specifies , when the user enters text in the combo box that matches the beginning of a list item in the combo box, whether the consumer completes the text with the matched item.

The defined values for the form:auto-complete attribute are:

- •false: completion of text is not enabled.

- •true: completion of text is enabled.

The form:auto-complete attribute is usable with the following element: <form:combobox> 13.5.11.

The form:auto-complete attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.253 form:automatic-focus

The form:automatic-focus attribute specifies whether the consumer loading the document should set the focus to a form control.

The defined values for the form:automatic-focus attribute are:

- •false: the consumer does not set the focus to a form control, but to the document view. In this case, the user can start editing the document content.

- •true: the consumer sets the focus to a form control after loading the document. In this case, the user can immediately start editing the form control content.

Note: If the <office:forms> 13.2 element and its sub-elements define multiple form controls, it is not defined as to which form control receives focus.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The form:automatic-focus attribute is usable with the following element: <office:forms> 13.2.

The form:automatic-focus attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.254 form:bound-column

The form:bound-column attribute specifies the column values of the list source result set that are used to fill the data field values.

The form:list-source and form:list-source-type attributes together define an SQL command to execute against the database to which the control's form is bound. The result set of the execution of this SQL command is the list source result set.

The form:bound-column attribute is usable with the following element: <form:listbox> 13.5.13.

The form:bound-column attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.255 form:button-type

The form:button-type attribute specifies the type of a button.

The defined values for the form:button-type attribute are:

- •push: pressing the button does not perform any action by default. A user can add scripts to a button and the script will run when the button is pressed.

- •reset: pressing the button resets every control in the form to its default value.

- •submit: pressing the button submits the form.

- •url: pressing the button loads the IRI that is specified in the xlink:href 19.916 attribute.

The default value for this attribute is push.

The form:button-type attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15 and <form:image> 13.5.16.

The values of the form:button-type attribute are submit, reset, push or url.

## 19.256 form:command

The form:command attribute specifies a command to execute on a data source.

The value is interpreted differently, depending to the value of the form:command-type 19.257 attribute of the form.

The form:command attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The form:command attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.257 form:command-type

The form:command-type attribute specifies the type of command to execute on a data source.

The defined values of the form:command-type attribute are:

- •command: the command contains an SQL statement. The form executes the SQL statement.

- •query: the command contains the name of query. The form retrieves the query and executes its SQL statement.

- •table: the command contains a table name. The form executes an SQL statement that retrieves all of the data in the table.

Note: The attribute value query is only meaningful if the form:datasource 19.264 attribute specifies a data source name or a database front-end document.

The default value for this attribute is command.

The form:command-type attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The values of the form:command-type attribute are table, query or command.

## 19.258 form:control-implementation

The form:control-implementation attribute specifies a rendition or implementation of a control that should be created. If the consumer supports the form element this attribute is used with, but does not support the specific concrete rendition or implementation, the consumer shall ignore the form:control-implementation attribute and use its own rendition of the form element.

The form:control-implementation attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:column> 13.5.23, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:fixed-text> 13.5.10, <form:form> 13.3, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:frame> 13.5.19, <form:generic-control> 13.5.25, <form:grid> 13.5.22, <form:hidden> 13.5.21, <form:image> 13.5.16, <form:image-frame> 13.5.20, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3, <form:time> 13.5.9 and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The form:control-implementation attribute has the data type namespacedToken 18.3.20.

## 19.259 form:convert-empty-to-null

The form:convert-empty-to-null attribute specifies whether empty current values are treated as NULL.

The defined values for the form:convert-empty-to-null attribute are:

- •false: an empty string in the control is treated as an empty string.

- •true: an empty string in the control is treated as a NULL value.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The form:convert-empty-to-null attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3 and <form:time> 13.5.9.

The form:convert-empty-to-null attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.260 form:current-selected

The form:current-selected attribute specifies the state of a radio button or option control.

The defined values for the form:current-selected attribute are:

- •false: radio button or option control is not selected.

- •true: radio button or option control is selected.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The form:current-selected attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:option> 13.5.14 and <form:radio> 13.5.18.

The form:current-selected attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.261 form:current-state

The form:current-state attribute specifies the state of a check box control.

The defined values for the form:current-state attribute are:

- •checked: The check box is checked. The value of the control is submitted with the form.

- •unchecked: The check box is not checked.

- •unknown: This value is available only if the form:is-tristate 19.281 attribute for a <form:checkbox> 13.5.17 element is true. It indicates that a check box control is neither checked nor unchecked.

The form:current-state attribute is usable with the following element: <form:checkbox> 13.5.17.

The values of the form:current-state attribute are unchecked, checked or unknown.

## 19.262 form:current-value

The form:current-value attribute specifies the current status of an input control. It overrides the value of a form:value attribute, if one is present.

The defined value types for form:current-value attribute values are:

- •<form:combobox> 13.5.11: string.

- •<form:date> 13.5.8: date.

- •<form:file> 13.5.5: string.

- •<form:formatted-text> 13.5.6: string.

- •<form:number> 13.5.7: double.

- •<form:text> 13.5.2: string.

- •<form:textarea> 13.5.3: string.

- •<form:time> 13.5.9: time.

The form:current-value attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3 and <form:time> 13.5.9.

The form:current-value attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.263 form:data-field

The form:data-field attribute specifies the name of a column in the result set defined by a (data-aware) form. A control interchanges content with its column when:

- •the current row of a form changes: the control is initialized with the value from its column.

- •the user changes the content of a control: this changed value is written back to its column.

Note: consumers may delay this write-back, for instance until the control loses the focus, instead of updating the column value with every change in the control.

The form:data-field attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:image-frame> 13.5.20, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3 and <form:time> 13.5.9.

The form:data-field attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.264 form:datasource

The form:datasource attribute specifies the name of a data source to use for a form.

The defined values for the form:datasource attribute are:

- •An IRI specifying a database connection.

- •A data source name that a consumer can use to establish a database connection.

- •The IRI of an OpenDocument database front-end document.

Note: The data source name is a programmatic name for a database front end document which allows it to reference data sources regardless of their real location. The mapping from data source names to specific instances of database front end documents is implementation-defined.

The form:datasource attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The values of the form:datasource attribute are a value of type anyIRI 18.3.2 or a value of type string 18.2.

## 19.265 form:default-button

The form:default-button attribute specifies whether a button is the default button on a form. If a user clicks 19.406 the default button or presses the Return key while an input control is focused, the consumer takes the same action.

If multiple buttons with form:default-button attributes with values of true are present in a form, it is implementation-dependent which button is the default for the form.

The defined values for the form:default-button attribute are:

- •false: button is not the default button for a form.

- •true: button is the default button for a form.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The form:default-button attribute is usable with the following element: <form:button> 13.5.15.

The form:default-button attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.266 form:delay-for-repeat

The form:delay-for-repeat attribute specifies a time-out to be used before a pressed mouse button results in repeating an action. The form:delay-for-repeat attribute is ignored unless a form:repeat 19.302 attribute is present, and evaluates to true.

The default value for this attribute is PT0.050S.

The form:delay-for-repeat attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:time> 13.5.9 and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The form:delay-for-repeat attribute has the data type duration 18.2.

## 19.267 form:detail-fields

The form:detail-fields attribute specifies the names of the columns in contained forms that are related to columns in a containing form. The columns are used as parameters in the command for the contained form to retrieve the details from its containing form.

This attribute contains a comma “,” (U+002C, COMMA) separated list of field names.

The form:detail-fields attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The form:detail-fields attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.268 form:disabled

The form:disabled attribute specifies whether a control can accept user input.

Controls that are disabled are not included in the tabbing navigation sequence and cannot be focused.

The defined values for the form:disabled attribute are:

- •false: a control cannot accept user input.

- •true: a control can accept user input.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The form:disabled attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:fixed-text> 13.5.10, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:frame> 13.5.19, <form:grid> 13.5.22, <form:image> 13.5.16, <form:image-frame> 13.5.20, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3, <form:time> 13.5.9 and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The form:disabled attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.269 form:dropdown

The form:dropdown attribute specifies whether a list in a <form:combobox> or <form:listbox> element is always visible or is only visible when the user clicks 19.406 the drop-down button.

The defined values for the form:dropdown attribute are:

- •false: list is visible only when a user selects a drop-down button.

- •true: list is always visible.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The form:dropdown attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:combobox> 13.5.11 and <form:listbox> 13.5.13.

The form:dropdown attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.270 form:echo-char

The form:echo-char attribute specifies the character that a form uses to mask text that a user inputs in a password control.

The default value for this attribute is “*” (U+002A, ASTERISK).

The form:echo-char attribute is usable with the following element: <form:password> 13.5.4.

The form:echo-char attribute has the data type character 18.3.7.

## 19.271 form:enctype

The form:enctype attribute, when the value of the form:method 19.291 attribute is post, specifies the content type used to submit the form to the server. Other MIME types may be acceptable. See §17.3.4 of [HTML4].

The default value for this attribute is application/x-www-form-urlencoded.

The form:enctype attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The form:enctype attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.272 form:escape-processing

The form:escape-processing attribute, when the value of the form:command-type 19.257 attribute is command, specifies whether the consumer processes the command before passing it to a database driver.

The defined values for the form:escape-processing attribute are:

- •false: consumer does not process commands before passing them to a database driver.

- •true: consumer does process commands before passing them to a database driver.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The form:escape-processing attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The form:escape-processing attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.273 form:filter

The form:filter attribute specifies a filter for the SQL clause determined by the form:command-type 19.257 and form:command 19.256 attributes. If that SQL statement contains a filter (WHERE clause), the filter specified by the attribute value is conjunctively added to the existing filter.

The filter is only applied if the form:apply-filter attribute has the value true. 19.251.

Note: This allows OpenDocument consumers to toggle a filter on and off without losing the content of the form:filter attribute.

The form:filter attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The form:filter attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.274 form:focus-on-click

The form:focus-on-click attribute specifies if a <form:button> element is given the focus in a form when the form button control for that element is operated.

The defined values for the form:focus-on-click attribute are:

- •false: element not given focus.

- •true: element given focus.

The form:focus-on-click attribute is usable with the following element: <form:button> 13.5.15.

The form:focus-on-click attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.275 form:for

The form:for attribute specifies a comma “,” (U+002C, COMMA) separated list of xml:ids of control elements that are the targets of the elements where this attribute appears.

The form:for attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:fixed-text> 13.5.10 and <form:frame> 13.5.19.

The form:for attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.276 form:id (deprecated)

The form:id attribute specifies an identifier for a control element.

OpenDocument consumers shall ignore a form:id attribute if it occurs on an element with an xml:id attribute value.

OpenDocument producers may write form:id attributes for elements in addition to an xml:id attribute.

The value of a form:id attribute shall equal the value of an xml:id attribute on the same element.

The form:id attribute is deprecated in favor of xml:id. 19.920

The form:id attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:fixed-text> 13.5.10, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:frame> 13.5.19, <form:generic-control> 13.5.25, <form:grid> 13.5.22, <form:hidden> 13.5.21, <form:image> 13.5.16, <form:image-frame> 13.5.20, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3, <form:time> 13.5.9 and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

## 19.277 form:ignore-result

The form:ignore-result attribute specifies whether to discard all results that are retrieved from an underlying data source.

The defined values for the form:ignore-result attribute are:

- •false: data from query of data source not discarded.

- •true: data from query of data source is discarded. Only new data can be inserted into a data source.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The form:ignore-result attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The form:ignore-result attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.278 form:image-align

The form:image-align attribute specifies which border (start, end) or axis (center) of an image and a text are to be aligned.

The defined values for the form:image-align attribute are:

- •center: image and text are centered.

- •end: image and text are aligned on the end of the image.

- •start: image and text are aligned on the start of the image.

If a form:image-align attribute is not present, it is assumed to be center.

The default value for this attribute is center.

The form:image-align attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:checkbox> 13.5.17 and <form:radio> 13.5.18.

The values of the form:image-align attribute are start, center or end.

## 19.279 form:image-data

The form:image-data attribute specifies the location of a file containing image data.

The form:image-data attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:image> 13.5.16 and <form:image-frame> 13.5.20.

The form:image-data attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

## 19.280 form:image-position

If the form:image-position attribute specifies the location of an image relative to the text of a control.

The defined values for the form:image-position attribute are:

- •bottom: image is placed below the text.

- •center: image centered relative to the text.

- •end: image is placed after the text.

- •start: image is placed before the text.

- •top: image is placed above the text.

The default value for this attribute is center.

The form:image-position attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:checkbox> 13.5.17 and <form:radio> 13.5.18.

## 19.281 form:is-tristate

The form:is-tristate attribute specifies a check box can have the values of checked, unchecked and unknown.

The defined values for the form:is-tristate attribute are:

- •false: a check box can only have the values of checked and unchecked.

- •true: a check box can have the values of checked, unchecked and unknown.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The form:is-tristate attribute is usable with the following element: <form:checkbox> 13.5.17.

The form:is-tristate attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.282 form:label

The form:label attribute specifies the text for a control.

The form:label attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:column> 13.5.23, <form:fixed-text> 13.5.10, <form:frame> 13.5.19, <form:item> 13.5.12, <form:option> 13.5.14 and <form:radio> 13.5.18.

The form:label attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.283 form:linked-cell

The form:linked-cell attribute specifies a table cell to which the form control content should be linked. Linking means that the cell value and control content are equal at all times.

The table cell to link the control to can be specified as a cellAddress, or as a named cell range. In the latter case, if the named range contains more than one cell, the cell in the first row and first column of the range is linked to the form control.

If the attribute value matches the name of a named range as well as a cell address, it is interpreted as the name of a named range.

The form:linked-cell attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3, <form:time> 13.5.9 and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The values of the form:linked-cell attribute are a value of type cellAddress 18.3.4 or a value of type string 18.2.

## 19.284 form:list-linkage-type

The form:list-linkage-type attribute specifies how a control defined by a <form:listbox> 13.5.13 elements interacts with a linked table cell.

The defined values for the form:list-linkage-type attribute are:

- •selection: The text selected in the control is propagated to its linked cell. If text is entered into a cell linked to a <form:listbox> element, the list item whose label matches the cell text is selected, or all items are deselected if no such item exists.

- •selection-indices: If a list item is selected in the control, its index value on a 1-based index is propagated to its its linked cell. If the value in the linked cell changes, the control should select the list item with the index described by the cell value, or deselect all items if the cell value cannot be interpreted as integer value, or does not specify a valid list index item.

The form:list-linkage-type attribute is usable with the following element: <form:listbox> 13.5.13.

The values of the form:list-linkage-type attribute are selection or selection-indices.

## 19.285 form:list-source

The form:list-source attribute specifies a source for the list entries in a list or combo box.

Obtaining those list entries may be a multi-step process. The process depends upon the value of the form:list-source-type attribute on the same element.

If the form:list-source-type 19.286 attribute has the value value-list, the content of the form:list-source attribute is ignored.

In all other cases, the content of the form:list-source attribute is resolved relative to a database connection or database front-end document. The <form:form> 13.3 element containing the control defines this database connection or document by its form:datasource 19.264 attribute.

- •For retrieving the list entries depending on the form:list-source-type attribute, the following algorithms are to be used:

- •If the form:list-source-type attribute has the value table-fields, the form:list-source attribute specifies the name of a database table. The names of the columns of this table, in the order as returned by the database driver, are used as list entries.

- •For all other values of form:list-source-type, the value of the form:list-source attribute is used to create a result set. For this, the first step is to transform the value of the form:list-source attribute into an SQL command as follows:

- •sql, sql-pass-through: The SQL command is the content of the form:list-source attribute.

- •query: The form:list-source attribute specifies the name of a query object in the database, whose underlying SQL command is to be used.

- •table: The form:list-source attribute specifies the name of a database table, and the SQL command is the default SQL command to select all data from that table. This is "SELECT * FROM <table_name>", but consumers may find it necessary to add escape characters to a table name, if required by the database driver.

In a next step, the obtained SQL command is executed against the database. If the form:list-source-type attribute has the value sql-pass-through or query, and if the db:escape-processing 19.51 attribute of the referred query has the value false, then the SQL command shall be passed directly to the database driver, without being interpreted and modified or normalized by the consumer.

This execution produces a two-dimensional homogeneous result set, whose first-column values form the entry list to be used.

The form:list-source attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:combobox> 13.5.11 and <form:listbox> 13.5.13.

The form:list-source attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.286 form:list-source-type

The form:list-source-type attribute specifies how to populate the entry list in a combo box or list box control.

The defined values for the form:list-source-type attribute are:

- •query: evaluated against the database front-end document or database connection defined by the <form:form> element which the control belongs to. The form:list-source attribute defines that evaluation. 19.285

- •sql: evaluated against the database front-end document or database connection defined by the <form:form> element which the control belongs to. The form:list-source attribute defines that evaluation. 19.285

- •sql-pass-through: evaluated against the database front-end document or database connection defined by the <form:form> element which the control belongs to. The form:list-source attribute defines that evaluation. 19.285

- •table: evaluated against the database front-end document or database connection defined by the <form:form> element which the control belongs to. The form:list-source attribute defines that evaluation. 19.285

- •table-fields: evaluated against the database front-end document or database connection defined by the <form:form> element which the control belongs to. The form:list-source attribute defines that evaluation. 19.285

- •value-list: entry list populated by values specified by the form:value 19.316 attributes of <form:option> 13.5.14 child elements. This value is applicable to list boxes only.

The form:list-source-type attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:combobox> 13.5.11 and <form:listbox> 13.5.13.

The values of the form:list-source-type attribute are table, query, sql, sql-pass-through, value-list or table-fields.

## 19.287 form:master-fields

The form:master-fields attribute specifies the names of the columns in the result set represented by a parent form. Each time the parent form changes the current row, the nested form queries the database again based on the values of the master fields.

The attribute contains a comma “,” (U+002C, COMMA) separated list of field names.

The form:master-fields attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The form:master-fields attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.288 form:max-length

The form:max-length attribute specifies the maximum number of characters that a user can enter in an input control.

The form:max-length attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3 and <form:time> 13.5.9.

The form:max-length attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.289 form:max-value

### 19.289.1 General

The form:max-value attribute specifies the maximum value that a user can enter.

### 19.289.2 <form:date>

The value type of the form:max-value attribute is date.

The form:max-value attribute is usable with the following element: <form:date> 13.5.8.

The form:max-value attribute has the data type date 18.2.

### 19.289.3 <form:formatted-text>

The value type of the form:max-value attribute is string.

The form:max-value attribute is usable with the following element: <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6.

The form:max-value attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.289.4 <form:number> and <form:value-range>

The value type of the form:max-value attribute is double.

The form:max-value attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:number> 13.5.7 and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The form:max-value attribute has the data type double 18.2.

### 19.289.5 <form:time>

The value type of the form:max-value attribute is time.

The form:max-value attribute is usable with the following element: <form:time> 13.5.9.

The form:max-value attribute has the data type time 18.2.

## 19.290 form:min-value

### 19.290.1 General

The form:min-value attribute specifies the minimum value that a user can enter.

### 19.290.2 <form:date>

The value type of the form:min-value attribute is date.

The form:min-value attribute is usable with the following element: <form:date> 13.5.8.

The form:min-value attribute has the data type date 18.2.

### 19.290.3 <form:formatted-text>

The value type of the form:min-value attribute is string.

The form:min-value attribute is usable with the following element: <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6.

The form:min-value attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.290.4 <form:number> and <form:value-range>

The value type of the form:min-value attribute is double.

The form:min-value attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:number> 13.5.7 and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The form:min-value attribute has the data type double 18.2.

### 19.290.5 <form:time>

The value type of the form:min-value attribute is time.

The form:min-value attribute is usable with the following element: <form:time> 13.5.9.

The form:min-value attribute has the data type time 18.2.

## 19.291 form:method

The form:method attribute specifies the HTTP method [RFC2616] used to submit data in a form to a server.

The defined values for the form:method attribute are:

- •get: HTTP get method.

- •post: HTTP post method.

- •a value of type string

These values are not case sensitive.

The default value for this attribute is get.

The form:method attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The values of the form:method attribute are get, post or a value of type string 18.2.

## 19.292 form:multi-line

The form:multi-line attribute specifies whether a label is displayed on multiple lines.

The defined values for the form:multi-line attribute are:

- •false: label is not displayed over multiple lines.

- •true: label is displayed over multiple lines.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The form:multi-line attribute is usable with the following element: <form:fixed-text> 13.5.10.

The form:multi-line attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.293 form:multiple

The form:multiple attribute specifies whether a user can select multiple items from a list box.

The defined values for the form:multiple attribute are:

- •false: multiple items cannot be selected from a list box.

- •true: multiple items can be selected from a list box.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The form:multiple attribute is usable with the following element: <form:listbox> 13.5.13.

The form:multiple attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.294 form:name

The form:name attribute specifies the name of a form or control element.

Note: This may be used to give a form or control element an identity, which can be used for scripting or for submitting the content of controls.

The form:name attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:column> 13.5.23, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:fixed-text> 13.5.10, <form:form> 13.3, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:frame> 13.5.19, <form:generic-control> 13.5.25, <form:grid> 13.5.22, <form:hidden> 13.5.21, <form:image> 13.5.16, <form:image-frame> 13.5.20, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3, <form:time> 13.5.9 and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The form:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.295 form:navigation-mode

The form:navigation-mode attribute specifies methods for navigation of a database aware form.

The defined values of the form:navigation-mode attribute are:

- •current: an user interface is provided and the navigation is performed on the current form.

- •none: a user interface is not provided, but the form may be navigated using the TAB and SHIFT/TAB keys on the keyboard.

- •parent: a user interface is provided and the navigation is performed on the parent form of the current form.

The form:navigation-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The values of the form:navigation-mode attribute are none, current or parent.

## 19.296 form:order

The form:order attribute specifies a sort criteria for a command.

The form:order attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The form:order attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.297 form:orientation

The form:orientation attribute specifies the orientation of a control,

The defined values for the form:orientation attribute are:

- •horizontal: control is oriented horizontally.

- •vertical: control is oriented vertically.

The form:orientation attribute is usable with the following element: <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The values of the form:orientation attribute are horizontal or vertical.

## 19.298 form:page-step-size

The form:page-step-size attribute specifies the preferred major value change offered ioffered the user (if applicable for the control used).

The form:page-step-size attribute is usable with the following element: <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The form:page-step-size attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.299 form:printable

The form:printable attribute specifies whether a control is printed when a user prints a document containing the control.

The defined values for the form:printable attribute are:

- •false: control not printed when a document containing the control is printed.

- •true: control printed when a document containing the control is printed.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The form:printable attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:fixed-text> 13.5.10, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:frame> 13.5.19, <form:grid> 13.5.22, <form:image> 13.5.16, <form:image-frame> 13.5.20, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3, <form:time> 13.5.9 and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The form:printable attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.300 form:property-name

The form:property-name attribute specifies the name of a property element. The name is unique within all <form:property> and <form:list-property> child elements of a <form:properties> 13.7 element.

The form:property-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:list-property> 13.9 and <form:property> 13.8.

The form:property-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.301 form:readonly

The form:readonly attribute specifies whether a user can modify the value of a control.

Read-only controls are included in a tabbing navigation sequence.

The defined values for the form:readonly attribute are:

- •false: a user cannot modify the value of a control.

- •true: a user can modify the value of a control.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The form:readonly attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:image-frame> 13.5.20, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3 and <form:time> 13.5.9.

The form:readonly attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.302 form:repeat

The form:repeat attribute specifies whether a form control, or a part of a form control, repeats a defined action in response a continuous action by a user.

The defined values for the form:repeat attribute are:

- •false: continuous action results in one defined action.

- •true: continuous action results in repeating the defined action.

Note: Pressing and holding any key is an example of a continuous action by a user.

The form:repeat attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:time> 13.5.9 and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The form:repeat attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.303 form:selected

The form:selected attribute specifies the default state of a radio button or option. A control initializes to the default state specified by this attribute control.

In a group of radio buttons that share the same name, only one radio button can have a form:selected attribute set to true.

The defined values for the form:selected attribute are:

- •false: not the default state of a radio button or option.

- •true: default state of a radio button or option.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The form:selected attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:option> 13.5.14 and <form:radio> 13.5.18.

The form:selected attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.304 form:size

The form:size attribute specifies the number of rows that are visible at a time in a combo box list or a list box list.

The form:size attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:combobox> 13.5.11 and <form:listbox> 13.5.13.

The form:size attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.305 form:source-cell-range

The form:source-cell-range attribute specifies a rectangular cell range, whose content should be synchronized with a form control’s item list. The form control reacts to changes in the cell range, that is, it adjusts its item list as the cell range's content changes.

The attribute specifies a cell range using cellRangeAddress or with the a name of a named cell range. It displays the left-most columns of a range, if the range contains more columns than a form control can display.

The form:source-cell-range attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:combobox> 13.5.11 and <form:listbox> 13.5.13.

The values of the form:source-cell-range attribute are a value of type cellRangeAddress 18.3.5 or a value of type string 18.2.

## 19.306 form:spin-button

The form:spin-button attribute specifies whether a form control for input has spin buttons. Spin buttons are used to increment or decrement all or part of an input value.

The defined values for the form:spin-button attribute are:

- •false: form control does not have spin buttons.

- •true: form control has spin buttons.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The form:spin-button attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:number> 13.5.7 and <form:time> 13.5.9.

The form:spin-button attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.307 form:state

The form:state attribute specifies the default state of a check box control. A check box control initializes to the default state specified by this attribute.

The defined values for the form:state attribute are:

- •checked: default state of a check box control.

- •unchecked: check box control has no default state.

- •unknown: state of check box control is not known. This value is available only if the value of the form:is-tristate 19.281 attribute on this check box control is true.

The default value for this attribute is unchecked.

The form:state attribute is usable with the following element: <form:checkbox> 13.5.17.

The values of the form:state attribute are unchecked, checked or unknown.

## 19.308 form:step-size

The form:step-size attribute specifies the preferred minor value change offered the user (if applicable for the control used).

The default value for this attribute is 1.

The form:step-size attribute is usable with the following element: <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The form:step-size attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.309 form:tab-cycle

The form:tab-cycle attribute specifies how the consumer responds when the user presses the TAB key in the controls in a form. The behavior of the consumer depends on whether the form is bound to a data source.

The defined values for the form:tab-cycle attribute are:

- •current: If a user presses the TAB key in the last control of the form, the focus moves to the first control specified in the tab order of the same form. If the form is data aware (13.1), then the current row of the result set subject to the form is not changed.

- •page: If a user presses the TAB key in the last control of a form, the focus moves to the first control specified in the tab order for the next form.

- •records: If a user presses the TAB key in the last control of the form, the focus moves to the first control specified in the tab order of the same form. If the form is data aware (13.1), then the current row of the result set subject to the form moves to the next row.

The form:tab-cycle attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The values of the form:tab-cycle attribute are records, current or page.

## 19.310 form:tab-index

The form:tab-index attribute specifies the tabbing navigation order of controls within a form. Tabbing order is the order of focus on controls when a user navigates the form using the TAB key on the keyboard. Elements within other elements can be included in a tabbing order. Values do not have to be sequential and they do not have to begin with a particular value.

The rules of tab navigation are:

1. 1)Controls that have the form:disabled 19.268 attribute set to true are not included in the navigation, independent of their form:tab-index value.

2. 2)Controls that have the same values for the form:tab-index attribute are navigated in order of their position in the form.

3. 3)The navigation starts with the controls with lowest non-zero form:tab-index value.

4. 4)When the controls with a certain form:tab-index value have been navigated, navigation continues with the controls with the next highest value.

5. 5)After the controls with the highest value have been navigated, navigation continues with the controls that do not contain the form:tab-index attribute or contain the attribute with a value of 0.

The default value for this attribute is 0.

The form:tab-index attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:grid> 13.5.22, <form:image> 13.5.16, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3, <form:time> 13.5.9 and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The form:tab-index attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.311 form:tab-stop

The form:tab-stop attribute specifies whether a control is included in the tabbing navigation order.

The defined values for the form:tab-stop attribute are:

- •false: control is not included in tabbing navigation order.

- •true: control is included in tabbing navigation order.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The form:tab-stop attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:grid> 13.5.22, <form:image> 13.5.16, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3, <form:time> 13.5.9 and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The form:tab-stop attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.312 form:text-style-name

The form:text-style-name attribute specifies a paragraph style that is applied to all controls for a column. A paragraph style for a form may reference a data style.

The form:text-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <form:column> 13.5.23.

The form:text-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.313 form:title

The form:title attribute contains additional information about a control.

Note: The value of the attribute may be used as a "tool tip" (a short message that appears when the pointing device pauses over the form element). Audio user agents may speak the title information in a similar context.

The form:title attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:fixed-text> 13.5.10, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:frame> 13.5.19, <form:grid> 13.5.22, <form:image> 13.5.16, <form:image-frame> 13.5.20, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3, <form:time> 13.5.9 and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The form:title attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.314 form:toggle

The form:toggle attribute specifies whether a form button control acts as a push button or as a toggle button.

Note: A toggle button is similar to a check box (in fact, it could be considered a different visual representation of a check box), in that operating it once, by either mouse or keyboard, toggles its state between "pressed" and "not pressed".

A push button triggers an action, which happens every time the user operates the button.

The defined values for the form:toggle attribute are:

- •false: form button control acts as push button.

- •true: form button control acts as a toggle button.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The form:toggle attribute is usable with the following element: <form:button> 13.5.15.

The form:toggle attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.315 form:validation

The form:validation attribute specifies whether the text that the user enters is validated during input against the input format associated with the control.

The defined values for the form:validation attribute are:

- •true: invalid content is detected during input.

- •false: invalid content is not detected during input.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The form:validation attribute is usable with the following element: <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6.

The form:validation attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.316 form:value

### 19.316.1 General

The form:value attribute specifies the default value of an input control.

The form:value attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:hidden> 13.5.21, <form:image> 13.5.16, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:option> 13.5.14, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3, <form:time> 13.5.9 and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The form:value attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.316.2 <form:button>

The value type of the form:value attribute is boolean.

The form:value attribute is usable with the following element: <form:button> 13.5.15.

The form:value attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.316.3 <form:date>

The value type of the form:value attribute is date.

The form:value attribute is usable with the following element: <form:date> 13.5.8.

The form:value attribute has the data type date 18.2.

### 19.316.4 <form:number> and <form:value-range>

The value type of the form:value attribute is number.

The form:value attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:number> 13.5.7 and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The form:value attribute has the data type double 18.2.

### 19.316.5 <form:checkbox>, <form:combobox>, <form:file>, <form:formatted-text>, <form:hidden>, <form:image>, <form:option>, <form:password>, <form:radio>, <form:text>, <form:textarea>

The value type of the form:value attribute is string.

The form:value attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:hidden> 13.5.21, <form:image> 13.5.16, <form:option> 13.5.14, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2 and <form:textarea> 13.5.3.

The form:value attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.316.6 <form:time>

The value type of the form:value attribute is time.

The form:value attribute is usable with the following element: <form:time> 13.5.9.

The form:value attribute has the data type time 18.2.

## 19.317 form:visual-effect

The form:visual-effect attributes specifies a visual effect to apply to a control.

The defined values for the form:visual-effect attribute are:

- •3d: 3D visual effect.

- •flat: flat visual effect.

The form:visual-effect attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:checkbox> 13.5.17 and <form:radio> 13.5.18.

The values of the form:visual-effect attribute are flat or 3d.

## 19.318 form:xforms-list-source

The form:xforms-list-source attribute specifies a reference to an xform:bind attribute, and creates a list entry for each node in the node-set defined by that attribute.

The form:xforms-list-source attribute is usable with the following element: <form:listbox> 13.5.13.

The form:xforms-list-source attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.319 form:xforms-submission

The form:xforms-submission attribute specifies the id of an <xforms:submission> (3.3.3 of [XForms]) child element of a <xforms:model> element for a <form:button> 13.5.15 control.

The form:xforms-submission attribute is usable with the following element: <form:button> 13.5.15.

The form:xforms-submission attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.320 grddl:transformation

The grddl:transformation attributes link to a transformation for extracting RDF data from the document. See [GRDDL].

Note: This transformation is intended to be interpreted by consumers that do not support OpenDocument.

The referenced transformations should map OpenDocument elements that are children of the <office:meta> 3.2 element to RDF. They should also extract the RDF triples stored as RDFa attributes in the document content and styles.

Note: Please check the OASIS Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) TC's web site for GRDDL transformations provided by the OASIS Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) TC.

The grddl:transformation attribute is usable with the following elements: <office:document> 3.1.2, <office:document-content> 3.1.3.2, <office:document-meta> 3.1.3.4, <office:document-settings> 3.1.3.5 and <office:document-styles> 3.1.3.3.

The value of the grddl:transformation attribute is a white space separated lists of values of type anyIRI 18.3.2, including the empty list.

## 19.321 meta:cell-count

The meta:cell-count attribute specifies the number of table cells that an OpenDocument producer has counted in a document.

The meta:cell-count attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:document-statistic> 4.3.2.18.

The meta:cell-count attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.322 meta:character-count

The meta:character-count attribute specifies the number of characters that an OpenDocument producer has counted in a document.

The value of the meta:character-count attribute is implementation-dependent.

The meta:character-count attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:document-statistic> 4.3.2.18.

The meta:character-count attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.323 meta:date

The meta:date attribute specifies the date and time when a template was last modified, prior to being used to create the current document.

The meta:date attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:template> 4.3.2.12.

The meta:date attribute has the data type dateTime 18.2.

## 19.324 meta:delay

The meta:delay attribute specifies a reload delay.

The meta:delay attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:auto-reload> 4.3.2.13.

The meta:delay attribute has the data type duration 18.2.

## 19.325 meta:draw-count

The meta:draw-count attribute specifies the number of drawing shapes that an OpenDocument producer has counted in a document.

The meta:draw-count attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:document-statistic> 4.3.2.18.

The meta:draw-count attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.326 meta:frame-count

The meta:frame-count attribute specifies the number of text boxes that an OpenDocument producer has counted in a document.

The meta:frame-count attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:document-statistic> 4.3.2.18.

The meta:frame-count attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.327 meta:image-count

The meta:image-count attribute specifies the number of images that an OpenDocument producer has counted in a document.

The meta:image-count attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:document-statistic> 4.3.2.18.

The meta:image-count attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.328 meta:name

The meta:name attribute specifies the name of a metadata element. The name shall be unique within the domain of <meta:user-defined> 4.3.3 elements.

The meta:name attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:user-defined> 4.3.3.

The meta:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.329 meta:non-whitespace-character-count

The meta:non-whitespace-character-count attribute specifies the number of non-white space characters that an OpenDocument producer has counted in a document.

The value of the meta:non-whitespace-character-count attribute is implementation-dependent.

The meta:non-whitespace-character-count attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:document-statistic> 4.3.2.18.

The meta:non-whitespace-character-count attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.330 meta:object-count

The meta:object-count attribute specifies the number of embedded objects stored in OpenDocument format that the OpenDocument producer has counted for the document.

The meta:object-count attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:document-statistic> 4.3.2.18.

The meta:object-count attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.331 meta:ole-object-count

The meta:ole-object-count attribute specifies the number of embedded objects stored in a different format than OpenDocument that the OpenDocument producer has counted for the document.

The meta:ole-object-count attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:document-statistic> 4.3.2.18.

The meta:ole-object-count attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.332 meta:page-count

The meta:page-count attribute specifies the number of pages that an OpenDocument producer has calculated for a document.

The value of the meta:page-count attribute is implementation-dependent.

The meta:page-count attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:document-statistic> 4.3.2.18.

The meta:page-count attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.333 meta:paragraph-count

The meta:paragraph-count attribute specifies the number of paragraphs that an OpenDocument producer has counted in a document.

The meta:paragraph-count attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:document-statistic> 4.3.2.18.

The meta:paragraph-count attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.334 meta:row-count

The meta:row-count attribute specifies the number of lines contained in a document instance.

The value of the meta:row-count attribute is implementation-dependent.

The meta:row-count attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:document-statistic> 4.3.2.18.

The meta:row-count attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.335 meta:sentence-count

The meta:sentence-count attribute specifies the number of sentences that an OpenDocument producer has counted in a document.

The value of the meta:sentence-count attribute is implementation-dependent.

The meta:sentence-count attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:document-statistic> 4.3.2.18.

The meta:sentence-count attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.336 meta:syllable-count

The meta:syllable-count attribute specifies the number of syllables that an OpenDocument producer has counted in a document.

The value of the meta:syllable-count attribute is implementation-dependent.

The meta:syllable-count attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:document-statistic> 4.3.2.18.

The meta:syllable-count attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.337 meta:table-count

The meta:table-count attribute specifies the number of <table:table> elements counted in a document.

The meta:table-count attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:document-statistic> 4.3.2.18.

The meta:table-count attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.338 meta:value-type

The meta:value-type attribute specifies the type of a metadata element.

The defined values for the meta:value-type attribute are:

- •boolean: 18.3.3

- •date: 18.2

- •float: 18.2

- •time: 18.2

- •string: 18.2

The default type for meta-data elements is string.

The meta:value-type attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:user-defined> 4.3.3.

## 19.339 meta:word-count

The meta:word-count attribute specifies the number of words that an OpenDocument producer has counted in a document.

The value of the meta:word-count attribute is implementation-dependent.

The meta:word-count attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:document-statistic> 4.3.2.18.

The meta:word-count attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.340 number:automatic-order

The number:automatic-order attribute specifies whether data is ordered to match the default order for the language and country of a data style.

The defined values for the number:automatic-order attribute are:

- •false: data is not ordered to match the default order for the language and country of a data style.

- •true: data is ordered to match the default order for the language and country of a data style.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The number:automatic-order attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:currency-style> 16.29.8 and <number:date-style> 16.29.11.

The number:automatic-order attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.341 number:calendar

The number:calendar attribute specifies the calendar system used to extract parts of a date.

The defined values for the number:calendar attribute are:

- •buddhist: Buddhist calendar, identical to Gregorian calendar but add 543 years to the Gregorian date.

- •gengou: Japanese Gengou calendar, Emperor eras. Identical to Gregorian calendar but with different eras for each emperor. Consumers may implement only the modern eras starting 1868, Meiji, Taisho, Showa and Heisei. Earlier dates are then displayed using the Gregorian calendar [JIS X 0301].

- •gregorian: Gregorian calendar, as defined in [ISO8601], Section 4.2.1, usually specified for dates no earlier than 1582-10-15. If this calendar is specified for a date earlier than 1582-10-15, the meaning is implementation-defined.

- •hanja: Additional Gregorian calendar in Korean locales, uses differently localized day and month names.

- •hanja_yoil: Legacy alias for hanja

- •hijri: Islamic Hijri lunar calendar (religious, non-civil).

- •jewish: Jewish lunisolar calendar.

- •ROC: Taiwanese Minguo calendar, identical to Gregorian calendar but substract 1911 years from the Gregorian date.

The attribute value may also be a string value. If this attribute is not specified, the default calendar system for the locale of the data style is used.

The number:calendar attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:day> 16.29.12, <number:day-of-week> 16.29.16, <number:era> 16.29.15, <number:month> 16.29.13, <number:quarter> 16.29.18, <number:week-of-year> 16.29.17 and <number:year> 16.29.14.

The values of the number:calendar attribute are gregorian, gengou, ROC, hanja_yoil, hanja, hijri, jewish, buddhist or a value of type string 18.2.

## 19.342 number:country

The number:country attribute specifies a country code for a data style. The country code is used for formatting properties whose evaluation is locale-dependent.

If a country is not specified, the system settings are used.

The number:country attribute on a <number:currency-symbol> element, specifies the country of a currency symbol.

The number:country attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24, <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:currency-symbol> 16.29.9, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26 and <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The number:country attribute has the data type countryCode 18.3.11.

## 19.343 number:decimal-places

### 19.343.1 General

The number:decimal-places attribute specifies the number of decimal places to display.

### 19.343.2 <number:number>

If the number:decimal-places attribute is not specified, the number of decimal places specified by the default table cell style is used.

The number:decimal-places attribute is usable with the following element: <number:number> 16.29.3.

The number:decimal-places attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

### 19.343.3 <number:seconds>

If the number:decimal-places attribute is not specified or if the value of the attribute is 0, seconds are not displayed.

For a <number:seconds> element the default value for this attribute is 0.

The number:decimal-places attribute is usable with the following element: <number:seconds> 16.29.22.

The number:decimal-places attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

### 19.343.4 <number:scientific-number>

The number:decimal-places attribute specifies the number of decimal places to display.

If the number:decimal-places attribute is not specified, the number of decimal places specified by the default table cell style is used.

The number:decimal-places attribute is usable with the following element: <number:scientific-number> 16.29.6.

The number:decimal-places attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.344 number:decimal-replacement

The number:decimal-replacement attribute specifies a replacement text for decimal places if a number style specifies that decimal places are used but the number displayed is an integer.

Note: What replacement text is supported is implementation-dependent.

The number:decimal-replacement attribute is usable with the following element: <number:number> 16.29.3.

The number:decimal-replacement attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.345 number:denominator-value

The number:denominator-value attribute specifies an integer value that is used as the denominator of a fraction. If this attribute is not present, a denominator that is appropriate for displaying the number is used.

Note: The number:denominator-value attribute is used with number:grouping 19.350, number:min-denominator-digits 19.353, number:min-integer-digits 19.355 and number:min-numerator-digits 19.357 to define the display of a floating-point number as a fraction.

The number:denominator-value attribute is usable with the following element: <number:fraction> 16.29.7.

The number:denominator-value attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.346 number:display-factor

The number:display-factor attribute specifies a factor by which each number is scaled (divided) before displaying.

The default value for this attribute is 1.

The number:display-factor attribute is usable with the following element: <number:number> 16.29.3.

The number:display-factor attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 19.347 number:exponent-interval

The number:exponent-interval attribute determines the valid exponents to be used: the valid exponents are the integer multiples of the value of the number:exponent-interval attribute.

The default value for this attribute is 1.

The number:exponent-interval attribute is usable with the following element: <number:scientific-number> 16.29.6.

The number:exponent-interval attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.348 number:format-source

The number:format-source attribute specifies the source of definitions of the short and long display formats.

The defined values for the number:format-source attribute are:

- •fixed: the values short and long of the number:style attribute are defined by this specification.

- •language: the meaning of the values long and short of the number:style attribute depend upon the number:language and number:country attributes of the date style. If neither of those attributes are specified, consumers should use their default locale for short and long date and time formats.

The default value for this attribute is fixed.

The number:format-source attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:date-style> 16.29.11 and <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The values of the number:format-source attribute are fixed or language.

## 19.349 number:forced-exponent-sign

The number:forced-exponent-sign attribute specifies whether the sign of the exponent for a scientific number is always displayed.

The defined values for the number:forced-exponent-sign attribute are:

- •false: the exponent sign is displayed only for a negative value of the exponent, otherwise it is not displayed.

- •true: the exponent sign is always displayed regardless of the value of exponent.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The number:forced-exponent-sign attribute is usable with the following element: <number:scientific-number> 16.29.6.

The number:forced-exponent-sign attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.350 number:grouping

The number:grouping attribute specifies whether the integer digits of a number should be grouped using a separator character.

The grouping character that is used and the number of digits that are grouped together depends on the language and country of the style.

The defined values for the number:grouping attribute are:

- •false: integer digits of a number are not grouped using a separator character.

- •true: integer digits of a number should be grouped by a separator character.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The number:grouping attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:fraction> 16.29.7, <number:number> 16.29.3 and <number:scientific-number> 16.29.6.

The number:grouping attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.351 number:language

The number:language attribute specifies a language code. The country code is used for formatting properties whose evaluation is locale-dependent.

If a language code is not specified, either the system settings or the setting for the system's language are used, depending on the property whose value should be evaluated.

The number:language attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24, <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:currency-symbol> 16.29.9, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26 and <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The number:language attribute has the data type languageCode 18.3.18.

## 19.352 number:max-denominator-value

The number:max-denominator-value attribute specifies the maximum denominator permitted to be chosen if its <number:fraction> element does not have a number:denominator-value attribute. The number:max-denominator-value attribute is ignored in the presence of a number:denominator-value 19.345 attribute. The absence of the number:max-denominator-value attribute indicates that no maximum denominator is specified.

Note: The number:max-denominator-value attribute is used with number:grouping 19.348, number:min-denominator-digits 19.350, number:min-integer-digits 19.352 and number:min-numerator-digits 19.353 to define the display of a floating-point number as a fraction.

Note: A number:max-denominator-value attribute value of 99 is equivalent to permitting any 1- or 2-digit denominator. A number:max-denominator-value attribute value of 999 is equivalent to permitting any 1, 2, or 3 digit denominator.

The number:max-denominator-value attribute is usable with the following element: <number:fraction> 16.29.7.

The number:max-denominator-value attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.353 number:min-denominator-digits

The number:min-denominator-digits attribute specifies the minimum number of digits to use to display the denominator of a fraction.

The number:min-denominator-digits attribute is usable with the following element: <number:fraction> 16.29.7.

The number:min-denominator-digits attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.354 number:min-exponent-digits

The number:min-exponent-digits attribute specifies the minimum number of digits to use to display an exponent.

The number:min-exponent-digits attribute is usable with the following element: <number:scientific-number> 16.29.6.

The number:min-exponent-digits attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.355 number:min-integer-digits

The number:min-integer-digits attribute specifies the minimum number of integer digits to display in the integer portion of a number, a scientific number, or a fraction.

For a <number:fraction> element, if the number:min-integer-digits attribute is not present, no integer portion is displayed.

The number:min-integer-digits attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:fraction> 16.29.7, <number:number> 16.29.3 and <number:scientific-number> 16.29.6.

The number:min-integer-digits attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.356 number:min-decimal-places

### 19.356.1 General

The number:min-decimal-places attribute specifies the minimum number of digits in the decimal part.

The value of the number:min-decimal-places attribute shall not be greater than the value of the number:decimal-places 19.343 attribute.

If the value of number:min-decimal-places is less than the value of number:decimal-places, trailing zero digits in decimal places following the position indicated by the value of number:min-decimal-places shall not be displayed.

### 19.356.2 <number:number>

If the number:min-decimal-places attribute is not specified, it is set to:

- •0, if the value of the number:decimal-replacement attribute is the empty string.

- •the value of the number:decimal-places attribute in other cases.

If both number:decimal-replacement 19.344 and number:min-decimal-places attributes are present, and the number displayed is an integer, then the value of number:decimal-replacement shall be displayed.

The number:min-decimal-places attribute is usable with the following element: <number:number> 16.29.3.

The number:min-decimal-places attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

### 19.356.3 <number:scientific-number>

If the number:min-decimal-places attribute is not specified, it is set to the value of the number:decimal-places 19.343 attribute.

The number:min-decimal-places attribute is usable with the following element: <number:scientific-number> 16.29.6.

The number:min-decimal-places attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.357 number:min-numerator-digits

The number:min-numerator-digits attribute specifies the minimum number of digits to use to display the numerator in a fraction.

The number:min-numerator-digits attribute is usable with the following element: <number:fraction> 16.29.7.

The number:min-numerator-digits attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.358 number:position

The number:position attribute specifies the position where text appears.

The index of a position starts with 1 and is counted by digits from right to left in the integer part of a number, starting left from a decimal separator if one exists, or from the last digit of the number. Text is inserted before the digit at the specified position. If the value of number:position attribute is greater than the value of number:min-integer-digits 19.355 and greater than the number of integer digits in the number, text is prepended to the number.

The number:position attribute is usable with the following element: <number:embedded-text> 16.29.4.

The number:position attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.359 number:possessive-form

The number:possessive-form attribute specifies whether the month is displayed as a noun or using the possessive form.

The number:possessive-form attribute is only applied when a number:textual 19.363 attribute on the same <number:month> element has the value of true.

The defined values for the number:possessive-form attribute are:

- •false: the name of the month is displayed in nominative form.

- •true: the name of the month is displayed in possessive form.

The number:possessive-form attribute is usable with the following element: <number:month> 16.29.13.

The number:possessive-form attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.360 number:rfc-language-tag

The number:rfc-language-tag attribute specifies a language identifier according to the rules of [RFC5646], or its successors.

It shall only be used if its value cannot be expressed as a valid combination of the number:language 19.351, number:script 19.361 and number:country 19.342 attributes.

Producers may add support for consumers that don't support the number:rfc-language-tag attribute by specifying number:language, number:script and number:country attributes with values as close as possible to the actual value of the number:rfc-language-tag attribute. Producers shall not use values for these attributes that contradict the value of the table:rfc-language-tag attribute.

The number:rfc-language-tag attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24, <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:currency-symbol> 16.29.9, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26 and <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The number:rfc-language-tag attribute has the data type language 18.3.17.

## 19.361 number:script

The number:script attribute specifies a script code. The script code is used for formatting properties whose evaluation is locale-dependent. The attribute should be used only if necessary according to the rules of §2.2.3 of [RFC5646], or its successors.

The number:script attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24, <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:currency-symbol> 16.29.9, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26 and <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The number:script attribute has the data type scriptCode 18.3.30.

## 19.362 number:style

### 19.362.1 General

The number:style attribute specifies whether the content of a time element is displayed in short or long format. The value of this attribute can be short or long. The meaning of these values depends on the value of the number:format-source 19.348 attribute that is attached to a date or time style.

### 19.362.2 <number:day>

If the value of the number:format-source attribute is fixed the number:style attribute on the same element has the defined values:

- •short: the day of month is displayed using one or two digits.

- •long: the day of month is displayed using two digits.

The number:style attribute is usable with the following element: <number:day> 16.29.12.

The values of the number:style attribute are short or long.

### 19.362.3 <number:day-of-week>

If the value of the number:format-source attribute is fixed the number:style attribute on the same element has the defined values:

- •short: abbreviated name of the day is displayed.

- •long: full name of the day is displayed.

The number:style attribute is usable with the following element: <number:day-of-week> 16.29.16.

The values of the number:style attribute are short or long.

### 19.362.4 <number:era>

If the value of the number:format-source attribute is fixed the number:style attribute on the same element has the defined values:

- •short: abbreviated era name is used.

- •long: full era name is used.

The number:style attribute is usable with the following element: <number:era> 16.29.15.

The values of the number:style attribute are short or long.

### 19.362.5 <number:hours>

If the value of the number:format-source attribute is fixed the number:style attribute on the same element has the defined values:

- •short: hours are displayed using at least one digit.

- •long: hours are displayed using at least two digits.

The number:style attribute is usable with the following element: <number:hours> 16.29.20.

The values of the number:style attribute are short or long.

### 19.362.6 <number:minutes>

If the value of the number:format-source attribute is fixed the number:style attribute on the same element has the defined values:

- •short: minutes are displayed using at least one digit.

- •long: minutes are displayed using at least two digits.

The number:style attribute is usable with the following element: <number:minutes> 16.29.21.

The values of the number:style attribute are short or long.

### 19.362.7 <number:month>

If the value of the number:format-source attribute is fixed the number:style attribute on the same element has the defined values:

- •short: abbreviated name of the month is displayed or the month is displayed using one or two digits.

- •long: full name of the month is displayed or the month is displayed using two digits.

The number:style attribute is usable with the following element: <number:month> 16.29.13.

The values of the number:style attribute are short or long.

### 19.362.8 <number:quarter>

If the value of the number:format-source attribute is fixed the number:style attribute on the same element has the defined values:

- •short: abbreviated name of the quarter is displayed.

- •long: full name of the quarter is displayed.

The number:style attribute is usable with the following element: <number:quarter> 16.29.18.

The values of the number:style attribute are short or long.

### 19.362.9 <number:seconds>

If the value of the number:format-source attribute is fixed the number:style attribute on the same element has the defined values:

- •short: seconds are displayed using at least one digit.

- •long: seconds are displayed using at least two digits.

The number:style attribute is usable with the following element: <number:seconds> 16.29.22.

The values of the number:style attribute are short or long.

### 19.362.10 <number:year>

If the value of the number:format-source attribute is fixed the number:style attribute on the same element has the defined values:

- •short: year is displayed using two digits.

- •long: year is displayed using four digits.

The number:style attribute is usable with the following element: <number:year> 16.29.14.

The values of the number:style attribute are short or long.

## 19.363 number:textual

The number:textual attribute specifies whether the name or number of a month is displayed in the month portion of a date.

The defined values for the number:textual element are:

- •false: the number of the month is displayed.

- •true: the name of the month is displayed.

The name or number of a month is defined by the number:calendar 19.341 attribute on the same parent element as the number:textual attribute.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The number:textual attribute is usable with the following element: <number:month> 16.29.13.

The number:textual attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.364 number:title

The number:title attribute specifies the title of a data style.

The number:title attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24, <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26 and <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The number:title attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.365 number:transliteration-country

The number:transliteration-country attribute specifies a country code in conformance with [RFC5646].

If no language/country (locale) combination is specified, the locale of the data style is used.

The number:transliteration-country attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24, <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26 and <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The number:transliteration-country attribute has the data type countryCode 18.3.11.

## 19.366 number:transliteration-format

The number:transliteration-format attribute specifies which number characters to use.

The value of the number:transliteration-format attribute shall be a decimal "DIGIT ONE" character with numeric value 1 as listed in the Unicode Character Database file UnicodeData.txt with value 'Nd' (Numeric decimal digit) in the General_Category/Numeric_Type property field 6 and value '1' in the Numeric_Value fields 7 and 8, respectively as listed in DerivedNumericValues.txt

If no format is specified the default ASCII representation of Latin-Indic digits is used, other transliteration attributes present in that case are ignored.

The default value for this attribute is 1.

The number:transliteration-format attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24, <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26 and <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The number:transliteration-format attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.367 number:transliteration-language

The number:transliteration-language attribute specifies a language code in conformance with [RFC5646].

If no language/country (locale) combination is specified, the locale of the data style is used.

The number:transliteration-language attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24, <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26 and <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The number:transliteration-language attribute has the data type countryCode 18.3.11.

## 19.368 number:transliteration-style

The number:transliteration-style attribute specifies the transliteration format of a number system.

The semantics of the values of the number:transliteration-style attribute are locale- and implementation-dependent.

The default value for this attribute is short.

The number:transliteration-style attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24, <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26 and <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The values of the number:transliteration-style attribute are short, medium or long.

## 19.369 number:truncate-on-overflow

The number:truncate-on-overflow attribute specifies if a time or duration for which the value to be displayed by the largest time component specified in the style is too large to be displayed using the value range for <number:hours> 16.29.20 (0 to 23), or <number:minutes> 16.29.21 or <number:seconds> 16.29.22 (0 to 59) is truncated or if the value range of this component is extended. The largest time component is those for which a value of "1" represents the longest period of time.

If a value gets truncated, then its value is displayed modulo 24 (for <number:hours>) or modulo 60 (for <number:minutes> and <number:seconds>).

If the value range of a component get extended, then values larger than 23 or 59 are displayed.

The defined values for the number:truncate-on-overflow element are:

- •false: the value range of the component is extended.

- •true: the value range of the component is not extended.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The number:truncate-on-overflow attribute is usable with the following element: <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The number:truncate-on-overflow attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.370 office:automatic-update

The office:automatic-update attribute specifies if DDE links are automatically updated or only upon user request.

The defined values for the office:automatic-update element are:

- •false: DDE links are updated on user request only.

- •true: DDE links are updated automatically.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The office:automatic-update attribute is usable with the following elements: <office:dde-source> 14.7.5 and <text:dde-connection-decl> 14.7.3.

The office:automatic-update attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.371 office:boolean-value

The office:boolean-value attribute specifies the Boolean value for a table cell (<table:change-track-table-cell>, <table:covered-table-cell> and <table:table-cell>), a text field (<text:expression>, <text:user-defined>, <text:user-field-decl> and <text:variable-set>), or a form property (<form:list-value> and <form:property>).

It specifies a default value for database columns and database column definitions (<db:column> 12.35 and <db:column-definition> 12.40).

For <text:user-defined> elements, this attribute is only evaluated if the corresponding <meta:user-defined> 4.3.3 element has attribute meta:value-type="boolean".

The office:boolean-value attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:column> 12.35, <db:column-definition> 12.40, <form:list-value> 13.10, <form:property> 13.8, <table:change-track-table-cell> 9.9.16, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:expression> 7.4.14, <text:user-defined> 7.5.6, <text:user-field-decl> 7.4.8 and <text:variable-set> 7.4.4.

The office:boolean-value attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.372 office:conversion-mode

The office:conversion-mode attribute specifies the method by which the DDE server converts its data into numbers.

The defined values for the office:conversion-mode attribute are:

- •into-default-style-data-style: numbers are converted into the data style that is specified by the default style.

- •into-english-number: numbers are converted into the English default format.

- •keep-text: numbers are not converted. They are treated as text.

The default value for this attribute is into-default-style-data-style.

The office:conversion-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <office:dde-source> 14.7.5.

The values of the office:conversion-mode attribute are into-default-style-data-style, into-english-number or keep-text.

## 19.373 office:currency

The office:currency attribute specifies the currency for a value of a table cell (<table:change-track-table-cell>, <table:covered-table-cell> and <table:table-cell>), a text field (<text:expression>, <text:user-field-decl> and <text:variable-set>), or a form property (<form:list-value> and <form:property>).

It specifies a default currency for database columns and database column definitions (<db:column> 12.35 and <db:column-definition> 12.40).

The office:currency attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:column> 12.35, <db:column-definition> 12.40, <form:list-value> 13.10, <form:property> 13.8, <table:change-track-table-cell> 9.9.16, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:expression> 7.4.14, <text:user-field-decl> 7.4.8 and <text:variable-set> 7.4.4.

The office:currency attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.374 office:date-value

The office:date-value attribute specifies the date or date-time value for a table cell (<table:change-track-table-cell>, <table:covered-table-cell> and <table:table-cell>), a text field (<text:expression>, <text:user-defined>, <text:user-field-decl> and <text:variable-set>), or a form property (<form:list-value> and <form:property>).

It specifies a default value for database columns and database column definitions (<db:column> 12.35 and <db:column-definition> 12.40).

For <text:user-defined> elements, this attribute is only evaluated if the corresponding <meta:user-defined> 4.3.3 element has attribute meta:value-type="date".

The office:date-value attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:column> 12.35, <db:column-definition> 12.40, <form:list-value> 13.10, <form:property> 13.8, <table:change-track-table-cell> 9.9.16, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:expression> 7.4.14, <text:user-defined> 7.5.6, <text:user-field-decl> 7.4.8 and <text:variable-set> 7.4.4.

The office:date-value attribute has the data type dateOrDateTime 18.3.14.

## 19.375 office:dde-application

The office:dde-application attribute specifies the name of the target application to use for the DDE connection.

The office:dde-application attribute is usable with the following elements: <office:dde-source> 14.7.5 and <text:dde-connection-decl> 14.7.3.

The office:dde-application attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.376 office:dde-item

The office:dde-item attribute specifies which information the target application should deliver.

The office:dde-item attribute is usable with the following elements: <office:dde-source> 14.7.5 and <text:dde-connection-decl> 14.7.3.

The office:dde-item attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.377 office:dde-topic

The office:dde-topic attribute specifies the name of the topic to use for the DDE connection.

The office:dde-topic attribute is usable with the following elements: <office:dde-source> 14.7.5 and <text:dde-connection-decl> 14.7.3.

The office:dde-topic attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.378 office:display

The office:display attribute specifies whether an annotation is visible.

The office:display attribute is usable with the following element: <office:annotation> 14.1.

The office:display attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.379 office:mimetype

The office:mimetype attribute specifies the document type for a document that is contained in a single XML file. Its values are the MIME types that are used for the packaged variant of office documents.

The office:mimetype attribute is usable with the following element: <office:document> 3.1.2.

The office:mimetype attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.380 office:name

### 19.380.1 General

The office:name attribute specifies a name. The use of that name is specified for each element on which it appears.

### 19.380.2 <draw:a>

The office:name attribute specifies a name for a hyperlink. The name can serve as a target for other hyperlinks. The name does not have to be unique.

The office:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:a> 10.4.12.

The office:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.380.3 <draw:area-circle>

The office:name attribute specifies a name for a shape represented by this element. The name does not have to be unique.

The office:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:area-circle> 10.4.13.4.

The office:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.380.4 <draw:area-rectangle>

The office:name attribute specifies a name for a shape represented by this element. The name does not have to be unique.

The office:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:area-rectangle> 10.4.13.3.

The office:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.380.5 <draw:area-polygon>

The office:name attribute specifies a name for an image map. The name does not have to be unique.

The office:name attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5.

The office:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.380.6 <office:annotation>

The office:name attribute specifies a name for an annotation. It is used to match <office:annotation> elements with the corresponding <office:annotation-end> 14.2 elements.

The name that appears in the office:name attribute of any <office:annotation>, <office:annotation-end> pair shall be unique to that pair of elements in a document instance.

The office:name attribute is usable with the following element: <office:annotation> 14.1.

The office:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.380.7 <office:annotation-end>

The office:name attribute specifies a name for an annotation. It is used to match <office:annotation-end> elements with the corresponding <office:annotation> 14.1 elements.

The office:name attribute is usable with the following element: <office:annotation-end> 14.2.

The office:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.380.8 <office:dde-source>

The office:name attribute specifies the name by which a connection can be referenced.

The office:name attribute is usable with the following element: <office:dde-source> 14.7.5.

The office:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.380.9 <text:a>

The office:name attribute specifies a name for a hyperlink. The name serves as a target for other hyperlinks and need not be unique.

Note: This attribute is specified for compatibility with [HTML4] only, where an <a> element may serve as a link source and target simultaneously. This attribute should not be used for any purpose other than to represent links that came from a HTML document.

The office:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:a> 6.1.8.

The office:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.380.10 <text:dde-connection-decl>

The office:name attribute specifies a name by which a connection can be referenced.

The office:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:dde-connection-decl> 14.7.3.

The office:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.382 office:server-map

The office:server-map attribute specifies that a link returns data to a server-side image map. The mouse coordinates of the click 19.406 position of the graphic shape are appended to the IRI of the link. The coordinates are be used by the server to determine which link to activate within the image map.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The office:server-map attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:a> 10.4.12.

The office:server-map attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.383 office:string-value

The office:string-value attribute specifies the string-value for a table cell (<table:change-track-table-cell>, <table:covered-table-cell> and <table:table-cell>), a text field (<text:expression>, <text:user-defined>, <text:user-field-decl> and <text:variable-set>), or a form property (<form:list-value> and <form:property>).

It specifies a default value for database columns and database column definitions (<db:column> 12.35 and <db:column-definition> 12.40).

For <text:user-defined> elements, this attribute is only evaluated if the corresponding <meta:user-defined> 4.3.3 element has (default) attribute meta:value-type="string".

The office:string-value attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:column> 12.35, <db:column-definition> 12.40, <form:list-value> 13.10, <form:property> 13.8, <table:change-track-table-cell> 9.9.16, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:expression> 7.4.14, <text:user-defined> 7.5.6, <text:user-field-decl> 7.4.8 and <text:variable-set> 7.4.4.

The office:string-value attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.384 office:target-frame

The office:target-frame attribute specifies a target frame.

The defined values for the office:target-frame attribute are:

- •_blank: The referenced document is displayed in a new frame.

- •_parent: The referenced document is displayed in the parent frame of the current frame.

- •_self: The referenced document replaces the content of the current frame.

- •_top: The referenced document is displayed in the topmost frame, that is the frame that contains the current frame as a child or descendant but is not contained within another frame.

- •A frame name: The referenced document is displayed in the named frame. If the named frame does not exist, a new frame with that name is created.

The default value for this attribute is _blank.

The office:target-frame attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:form> 13.3 and <form:image> 13.5.16.

The office:target-frame attribute has the data type targetFrameName 18.3.35.

## 19.385 office:target-frame-name

The office:target-frame-name attribute specifies the name of a target frame.

The defined values for the office:target-frame-name attribute are:

- •_blank: The referenced document is displayed in a new frame.

- •_parent: The referenced document is displayed in the parent frame of the current frame.

- •_self: The referenced document replaces the content of the current frame.

- •_top: The referenced document is displayed in the topmost frame, that is the frame that contains the current frame as a child or descendant but is not contained within another frame.

- •A frame name: The referenced document is displayed in the named frame. If the named frame does not exist, a new frame with that name is created.

The office:target-frame-name attribute may be used together with an xlink:show 19.917 attribute. In that case, if the value of the attribute is _blank, the xlink:show attribute value should be new. If the value of the attribute is any of the other value options, the value of the xlink:show attribute should be replace.

The office:target-frame-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:area-circle> 10.4.13.4, <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5, <draw:area-rectangle> 10.4.13.3, <meta:hyperlink-behaviour> 4.3.2.14 and <text:a> 6.1.8.

The office:target-frame-name attribute has the data type targetFrameName 18.3.35.

## 19.386 office:time-value

The office:time-value attribute specifies the time value for a table cell (<table:change-track-table-cell>, <table:covered-table-cell> and <table:table-cell>), a text field (<text:expression>, <text:user-defined>, <text:user-field-decl> and <text:variable-set>), or a form property (<form:list-value> and <form:property>).

It specifies a default value for database columns and database column definitions (<db:column> 12.35 and <db:column-definition> 12.40).

For <text:user-defined> elements, this attribute is only evaluated if the corresponding <meta:user-defined> 4.3.3 element has attribute meta:value-type="time".

The office:time-value attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:column> 12.35, <db:column-definition> 12.40, <form:list-value> 13.10, <form:property> 13.8, <table:change-track-table-cell> 9.9.16, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:expression> 7.4.14, <text:user-defined> 7.5.6, <text:user-field-decl> 7.4.8 and <text:variable-set> 7.4.4.

The office:time-value attribute has the data type duration 18.2.

## 19.387 office:title

The office:title attribute specifies a short accessible description.

Note: See appendix D for guidelines on using this attribute.

The office:title attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:a> 10.4.12 and <text:a> 6.1.8.

The office:title attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.388 office:value

The office:value attribute specifies the currency, float or percentage value for a table cell (<table:change-track-table-cell>, <table:covered-table-cell> and <table:table-cell>), a text field (<text:expression>, <text:user-defined>, <text:user-field-decl> and <text:variable-set>), or a form property (<form:list-value> and <form:property>).

It specifies a default value for database columns and database column definitions (<db:column> 12.35 and <db:column-definition> 12.40).

For <text:user-defined> elements, this attribute is only interpreted if the corresponding <meta:user-defined> 4.3.3 element has attribute meta:value-type="float".

The office:value attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:column> 12.35, <db:column-definition> 12.40, <form:list-value> 13.10, <form:property> 13.8, <table:change-track-table-cell> 9.9.16, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:expression> 7.4.14, <text:user-defined> 7.5.6, <text:user-field-decl> 7.4.8 and <text:variable-set> 7.4.4.

## 19.389 office:value-type

The office:value-type attribute specifies the value-type of a table cell (<table:change-track-table-cell>, <table:covered-table-cell> and <table:table-cell>), a text field (<text:expression>, <text:user-field-decl>, <text:variable-decl>, <text:variable-input>and <text:variable-set>), or a form property (<form:list-value> and <form:property>).

It specifies a default value type of database columns and database column definitions (<db:column> 12.35 and <db:column-definition> 12.40).

The value type of each of these elements shall be specified. If the value type is not string or if the <table:table-cell> element content differs from the value of the element, the corresponding Value Attribute(s) (Table 14 - Value attributes) shall contain the value(s) of the element.

Table 14 - Value attributes

Value Type | Value Attribute(s) | Encoded as... | Example
boolean | office:boolean-value | true or false | "true"
currency | office:value and office:currency | Numeric value and currency symbol | "100" "USD"
date | office:date-value | Date value as specified in §3.2.9 of [xmlschema-2], or date and time value as specified in §3.2.7 of [xmlschema-2] | "2003-04-17"
error | office:error | String | "error"
float | office:value | Numeric value | "12.345"
percentage | office:value | Numeric value | "0.50"
string | office:string-value | Strings | "abc def"
time | office:time-value | Duration, as specified in §3.2.6 of [xmlschema-2] | "PT03H30M00S"
void | none |  |

If the value type is string and the office:string-value attribute is not present, the element content defines the value.

Note: The OpenDocument concept of field values and value types and their encoding in XML is also modeled on the corresponding XML for table cell attributes.

The office:value-type attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:column> 12.35, <db:column-definition> 12.40, <form:list-property> 13.9, <form:property> 13.8, <table:change-track-table-cell> 9.9.16, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:expression> 7.4.14, <text:user-field-decl> 7.4.8, <text:variable-decl> 7.4.3, <text:variable-input> 7.4.6 and <text:variable-set> 7.4.4.

The office:value-type attribute has the data type valueType 18.3.39.

## 19.390 office:version

The office:version attribute identifies the version of the OpenDocument specification that defines the associated element, its schema, its complete content, and its interpretation.

The office:version attribute shall be present in every <office:document>, <office:document-content>, <office:document-styles>, <office:document-meta>, and <office:document-settings> element in the XML documents that comprise an OpenDocument 1.4 document. The value of the office:version attribute shall be "1.4".

Note: The office:version attribute value was not required by OpenDocument specifications prior to 1.2.

The office:version attribute is usable with the following elements: <office:document> 3.1.2, <office:document-content> 3.1.3.2, <office:document-meta> 3.1.3.4, <office:document-settings> 3.1.3.5 and <office:document-styles> 3.1.3.3.

The only value of the office:version attribute is 1.4.

## 19.391 presentation:action

The presentation:action attribute specifies the type of action that is executed when an event is triggered.

The defined values for the presentation:action attribute are:

- •execute: another application is launched when this event is triggered. The application is specified with the xlink:href 19.916 attribute on the same <presentation:event-listener> element.

- •fade-out: the object that contains this event is faded out when this event is triggered. The attributes presentation:effect 19.398, presentation:direction 19.396, presentation:speed 19.421 and presentation:start-scale 19.422 can be used to set the effect.

- •first-page: the presentation jumps to the first page of the current document.

- •hide: the object that contains this event is hidden if the event is triggered.

- •last-page: the presentation jumps to the last page of the current document.

- •last-visited-page: the presentation jumps to the page that was displayed before the current page.

- •next-page: the presentation jumps to the next page.

- •none: no action is performed when this event is triggered.

- •previous-page: the presentation jumps to the previous page.

- •show: the target of an IRI is opened when this event is triggered. The IRI is specified with the xlink:href 19.916 attribute on the same <presentation:event-listener> element.

- •sound: an audio effect is started when the effect is triggered. The audio effect is described by a <presentation:sound> 10.9.3 child element.

- •stop: if a slide show is active, it will be stopped.

- •verb: if the object that contains this event supports the execution of [OLE] verbs, the verb with the id set in the presentation:verb 19.432 attribute is executed.

The presentation:action attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2.

The values of the presentation:action attribute are none, previous-page, next-page, first-page, last-page, hide, stop, execute, show, verb, fade-out, sound or last-visited-page.

## 19.392 presentation:animations

The presentation:animations attribute enables or disables the playback of animations that are specified within embedded or linked images during a presentation.

The defined values for the presentation:animations attribute are:

- •disabled: image animations cannot be played during a presentation.

- •enabled: image animations can be played during a presentation.

The default value for this attribute is enabled.

The presentation:animations attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:settings> 10.9.4.7.

The values of the presentation:animations attribute are enabled or disabled.

## 19.393 presentation:class

The presentation:class attribute classifies presentation shapes by their usage within a draw page.

The defined values for the presentation:class attribute are:

- •chart: presentation charts are standard object shapes.

- •graphic: presentation graphics are standard graphic shapes

- •handout: presentation handouts are placeholder for the drawing page in a handout page

- •notes: presentation notes are used on notes pages

- •object: presentation objects are standard object shapes

- •orgchart: presentation organization charts are standard object shapes.

- •outline: outlines are standard text shapes

- •page: presentation pages are used on notes pages

- •subtitle: subtitles are standard text shapes

- •table: presentation tables are standard object shapes

- •text: presentation texts are standard text shapes

- •title: titles are standard text shapes

The date-time, footer, header, and page-number classes can be used only for drawing shapes that are contained in master pages. Depending on the settings of the <style:master-page> 16.9 element, they are displayed automatically on drawing pages that use the master page.

When used with drawing shapes contained in master pages, the defined values for the presentation:class attribute are:

- •date-time: drawing shape is used as a date and/or time shape. Date and Time shapes are standard text shapes.

- •footer: drawing shape is used as a footer. Footer shapes are standard text shapes.

- •header: drawing shape is used as a header. Header shapes are standard text shapes.

- •page-number: drawing shape is used as a page number shape. Page Number shapes are standard text shapes.

The presentation:class attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:frame> 10.4.2 and <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14.

The values of the presentation:class attribute are title, outline, subtitle, text, graphic, object, chart, table, orgchart, page, notes, handout, header, footer, date-time or page-number.

## 19.394 presentation:class-names

The presentation:class-names attribute specifies a white space separated list of styles with the family value of presentation. The referenced styles are applied in the order they are contained in the list.

If both presentation:style-name and presentation:class-names are present, the style referenced by the presentation:style-name 19.426 attribute is applied before the styles referenced by the presentation:class-names attribute.

The presentation:class-names attribute is usable with the following elements: <dr3d:cube> 10.5.4, <dr3d:extrude> 10.5.6, <dr3d:rotate> 10.5.7, <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <dr3d:sphere> 10.5.5, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The presentation:class-names attribute has the data type styleNameRefs 18.3.34.

## 19.395 presentation:delay (deprecated)

The presentation:delay attribute specifies the delay before a presentation effect starts after the previous one has finished.

The presentation:delay attribute is usable with the following elements: <presentation:hide-shape> 10.8.5, <presentation:hide-text> 10.8.6, <presentation:show-shape> 10.8.3 and <presentation:show-text> 10.8.4.

The presentation:delay attribute has the data type duration 18.2.

## 19.396 presentation:direction

The presentation:direction attribute specifies the direction of an effect.

The defined values for the presentation:direction attribute are:

- •clockwise: effect moves in a clockwise direction.

- •counter-clockwise: effect moves in a counter-clockwise direction.

- •from-bottom: effect moves from the bottom of the presentation area.

- •from-center: effect moves from the center of the presentation area.

- •from-left: effect moves from the left of the presentation area.

- •from-right: effect moves from the right of the presentation area.

- •from-top: effect moves from the top of the presentation area.

- •from-lower-left: effect moves from the lower-left of the presentation area.

- •from-lower-right: effect moves from the lower-right of the presentation area.

- •from-upper-left: effect moves from the upper-left of the presentation area.

- •from-upper-right: effect moves from the upper-right of the presentation area.

- •horizontal: effect moves from the bottom of the presentation area.

- •none: no presentation effect direction

- •path: effect moves from the bottom of the presentation area.

- •spiral-inward-left: effect spirals inward from the left of the presentation area.

- •spiral-inward-right: effect spirals inward from the right of the presentation area.

- •spiral-outward-left: effect spirals outward to the left of the presentation area.

- •spiral-outward-right: effect spirals outward to the right of the presentation area.

- •to-left: effect moves to the left of the presentation area.

- •to-top: effect moves to the top of the presentation area.

- •to-right: effect moves to the right of the presentation area.

- •to-bottom: effect moves to the bottom of the presentation area.

- •to-center: effect moves from the center of the presentation area.

- •to-lower-left: effect moves to the lower-left of the presentation area.

- •to-upper-left: effect moves to the upper-left of the presentation area.

- •to-lower-right: effect moves to the lower-right of the presentation area.

- •to-upper-right: effect moves to the upper-right of the presentation area.

- •vertical: effect moves vertically in the presentation area.

The default value for this attribute is none.

The presentation:direction attribute is usable with the following elements: <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2, <presentation:hide-shape> 10.8.5, <presentation:hide-text> 10.8.6, <presentation:show-shape> 10.8.3 and <presentation:show-text> 10.8.4.

The values of the presentation:direction attribute are none, from-left, from-top, from-right, from-bottom, from-center, from-upper-left, from-upper-right, from-lower-left, from-lower-right, to-left, to-top, to-right, to-bottom, to-upper-left, to-upper-right, to-lower-right, to-lower-left, path, spiral-inward-left, spiral-inward-right, spiral-outward-left, spiral-outward-right, vertical, horizontal, to-center, clockwise or counter-clockwise.

## 19.397 presentation:endless

The presentation:endless attribute specifies whether a presentation repeats indefinitely or not.

The defined values for the presentation:endless attribute are:

- •false: presentation does not repeat indefinitely.

- •true: presentation repeats indefinitely.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The presentation:endless attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:settings> 10.9.4.7.

The presentation:endless attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.398 presentation:effect

The presentation:effect attribute specifies the type of an effect.

The defined values for the presentation:effect attribute are:

- •appear: the shape is faded in by just switching its state from invisible to visible.

- •checkerboard: the shape is faded in or out by drawing or removing checkerboard-like blocks that increase in size over time.

- •close: the shape is drawn or removed line by line, either horizontally or vertically, starting at the edge of the shape.

- •dissolve: the shape is faded in or out by drawing or removing small blocks in a random fashion.

- •fade: the shape fades from its visible or hidden state to a hidden or visible state.

- •hide: the shape is faded out by just switching its state from visible to invisible.

- •laser: this effect is only available for text shapes; the characters of the text are moved one by one from the top edge of the screen to their final position.

- •lines: the shape is faded in and out by drawing or removing line by line, either horizontally or vertically, in a random fashion.

- •move: the shape moves from or to its final position.

- •move-short: like the move effect, but the moving shape is clipped to its final bounding rectangle during fade.

- •none: no effect is used.

- •open: the shape is drawn or removed line by line, either horizontally or vertically, starting at the center of the shape.

- •random: an effect is chosen at random to fade the shape in or out.

- •rotate: the shape rotates horizontally or vertically for a short amount of time during this effect.

- •stretch: the shape is faded in or out by changing its size during this effect.

- •stripes: the shape is faded in or out by drawing or removing horizontal or vertical stripes that change their size.

- •wavyline: the shape is faded in and out by drawing or removing small blocks in a snake like fashion.

The default value for this attribute is none.

The presentation:effect attribute is usable with the following elements: <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2, <presentation:hide-shape> 10.8.5, <presentation:hide-text> 10.8.6, <presentation:show-shape> 10.8.3 and <presentation:show-text> 10.8.4.

The values of the presentation:effect attribute are none, fade, move, stripes, open, close, dissolve, wavyline, random, lines, laser, appear, hide, move-short, checkerboard, rotate or stretch.

## 19.399 presentation:force-manual

The presentation:force-manual attribute specifies that the value of the presentation:transition-type 20.240 attribute is set to manual.

The defined values for the presentation:force-manual attribute are:

- •false: presentation:transition-type attribute is not set to manual.

- •true: presentation:transition-type attribute is set to manual.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The presentation:force-manual attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:settings> 10.9.4.7.

The presentation:force-manual attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.400 presentation:full-screen

The presentation:full-screen attribute specifies whether the presentation is displayed in full-screen mode or in a window.

The defined values for the presentation:full-screen attribute are:

- •false: presentation is displayed in a window.

- •true: presentation is displayed in full-screen mode.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The presentation:full-screen attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:settings> 10.9.4.7.

The presentation:full-screen attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.401 presentation:group-id

The presentation:group-id attribute specifies a group id. This id can be used to group animation elements within a user interface, where a group consists of all animation elements that have the same group id.

The presentation:group-id attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:command> 15.6.1, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2 and <anim:seq> 15.4.3.

The presentation:group-id attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.402 presentation:master-element

The presentation:master-element attribute specifies the id of an animation element.

Note: Consumer user interfaces may consider animation elements that have a presentation:master-element attribute to be a part of the animation element that is referenced, and may therefore exclude them from any lists of defined animations.

The presentation:master-element attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:command> 15.6.1, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2 and <anim:seq> 15.4.3.

The presentation:master-element attribute has the data type IDREF 18.2.

## 19.403 presentation:mouse-as-pen

The presentation:mouse-as-pen attribute specifies if a mouse pointer is displayed as a pen or a pointer.

The defined values for the presentation:mouse-as-pen attribute are:

- •false: mouse pointer is displayed as a pointer.

- •true: mouse pointer is displayed as a pen for drawing.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The presentation:mouse-as-pen attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:settings> 10.9.4.7.

The presentation:mouse-as-pen attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.404 presentation:mouse-visible

The presentation:mouse-visible attribute specifies whether a mouse pointer is visible during a presentation.

The defined values for the presentation:mouse-visible attribute are:

- •false: mouse not visible during presentation.

- •true: mouse visible during presentation.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The presentation:mouse-visible attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:settings> 10.9.4.7.

The presentation:mouse-visible attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.405 presentation:name

The presentation:name attribute identifies the element on which it appears inside a presentation.

The presentation:name attribute is usable with the following elements: <presentation:date-time-decl> 10.9.4.6, <presentation:footer-decl> 10.9.4.4, <presentation:header-decl> 10.9.4.2 and <presentation:show> 10.9.4.8.

The presentation:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.406 presentation:node-type

The presentation:node-type attribute specifies a node type for an animation element.

The defined values for the presentation:node-type attribute are:

- •after-previous: this animation element is the root element of an effect that starts after the previous effect.

- •default: no node type is defined. This is the default setting.

- •interactive-sequence: this animation element is the root element for a sequence of effects that are started when the user selects an element inside a page.

- •main-sequence: this animation element is the root element for the main sequence of effects of a page

- •on-click: this animation element is the root element of an effect that starts with a user click.

- •timing-root: this animation element is the root element for the animation of a page.

- •with-previous: this animation element is the root element of an effect that starts with the previous effect.

Note: Click is the action of a computer user moving a cursor or focus to a location on a screen (point) and then pressing a mouse button, usually the left button(click), or other pointing device. A click can be used with any number of input devices varying from mice, touch pads, keyboards, joysticks, scroll buttons, and roller balls.

The default value for this attribute is default.

The presentation:node-type attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:command> 15.6.1, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2 and <anim:seq> 15.4.3.

The values of the presentation:node-type attribute are default, on-click, with-previous, after-previous, timing-root, main-sequence or interactive-sequence.

## 19.407 presentation:object

The presentation:object attribute specifies the type of object that a <presentation:placeholder> element represents.

The defined values for the presentation:object attribute are the same as those defined for the presentation:class attribute. 19.393

The presentation:object attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:placeholder> 16.44.

The values of the presentation:object attribute are title, outline, subtitle, text, graphic, object, chart, table, orgchart, page, notes, handout, header, footer, date-time or page-number.

## 19.408 presentation:pages

The presentation:pages attribute specifies a comma “,” (U+002C, COMMA) separated list of page names as given by draw:name 19.197 attributes on <draw:page> 10.2.4 elements. The pages are displayed in the order in which they are listed during a presentation that uses this show. Pages can be included more than once.

The presentation:pages attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:show> 10.9.4.8.

The presentation:pages attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.409 presentation:path-id (deprecated)

The presentation:path-id attribute specifies a polygon shape by the value of its draw:shape-id 19.210 attribute. An effect moves along the lines of the specified polygon. The referenced polygon is not visible during the presentation.

The presentation:path-id attribute is usable with the following elements: <presentation:hide-shape> 10.8.5, <presentation:hide-text> 10.8.6, <presentation:show-shape> 10.8.3 and <presentation:show-text> 10.8.4.

The presentation:path-id attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.410 presentation:pause

The presentation:pause attribute specifies a time duration for displaying a pause screen before the presentation is played again if the presentation is to be repeated indefinitely. If this attribute is not set or has a value of P0s, a pause screen is not displayed in endless mode.

The presentation:pause attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:settings> 10.9.4.7.

The presentation:pause attribute has the data type duration 18.2.

## 19.411 presentation:placeholder

The presentation:placeholder attribute specifies if a shape is a placeholder or a presentation object with content.

- •true: the shape is a placeholder.

- •false: the shape is a presentation object with content.

The default value is false.

The presentation:placeholder attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:frame> 10.4.2 and <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14.

The presentation:placeholder attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.412 presentation:play-full

The presentation:play-full attribute specifies when an effect starts.

The defined values for the presentation:play-full attribute are:

- •false: effect starts after current effect ends.

- •true: effect starts after the sound specified by its parent <presentation:sound> element ends.

The presentation:play-full attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:sound> 10.9.3.

The presentation:play-full attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.413 presentation:presentation-page-layout-name

The presentation:presentation-page-layout-name attribute references the style:name 19.502 attribute of a <style:presentation-page-layout> 16.43 element.

The presentation:presentation-page-layout-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:page> 10.2.4 and <style:handout-master> 10.2.1.

The presentation:presentation-page-layout-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.414 presentation:preset-class

The presentation:preset-class attribute specifies the class of the preset that was used to create an animation element.

The defined values for the presentation:preset-class attribute are:

- •custom: the preset was a user-defined one. This is the default setting.

- •entrance: the preset was an entrance effect.

- •exit: the preset was an exit effect.

- •emphasis: the preset was an emphasis effect.

- •motion-path: the preset was a motion path.

- •ole-action: the preset was an ole action.

- •media-call: the preset was a media call.

The default value for this attribute is custom.

The presentation:preset-class attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:command> 15.6.1, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2 and <anim:seq> 15.4.3.

The values of the presentation:preset-class attribute are custom, entrance, exit, emphasis, motion-path, ole-action or media-call.

## 19.415 presentation:preset-id

The presentation:preset-id attribute specifies the name of the preset that was used to create an animation element.

The presentation:preset-id attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:command> 15.6.1, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2 and <anim:seq> 15.4.3.

The presentation:preset-id attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.416 presentation:preset-sub-type

The presentation:preset-sub-type attribute specifies the sub-type of the preset that was used to create an animation element.

The presentation:preset-sub-type attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:command> 15.6.1, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2 and <anim:seq> 15.4.3.

The presentation:preset-sub-type attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.417 presentation:show

The presentation:show attribute specifies the name of a <presentation:show> element that is used for the presentation. If the presentation:start-page 19.423 attribute is set, it overrides the value of this attribute.

The presentation:show attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:settings> 10.9.4.7.

The presentation:show attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.418 presentation:show-end-of-presentation-slide

The presentation:show-end-of-presentation-slide attribute specifies whether an additional slide should be shown at the end of the presentation, indicating the presentation is finished.

The slide content is not defined within the document, but is implementation-defined.

The defined values for the presentation:show-end-of-presentation-slide attribute are:

- •false: end-of-presentation slide not shown at end of presentation.

- •true: end-of-presentation slide shown at end of presentation.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The presentation:show-end-of-presentation-slide attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:settings> 10.9.4.7.

The presentation:show-end-of-presentation-slide attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.419 presentation:show-logo

The presentation:show-logo attribute specifies whether an implementation-dependent logo is shown on a pause screen.

The defined values for the presentation:show-logo attribute are:

- •false: logo not shown on pause screen.

- •true: logo shown on pause screen.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The presentation:show-logo attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:settings> 10.9.4.7.

The presentation:show-logo attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.420 presentation:source

The presentation:source attribute specifies whether the current date/time or the fixed content of the field declaration is displayed.

- •fixed: display content of the attribute's <presentation:date-time-decl> element

- •current-date: display the current date/time as reported by the operating system

The presentation:source attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:date-time-decl> 10.9.4.6.

The values of the presentation:source attribute are fixed or current-date.

## 19.421 presentation:speed

The presentation:speed attribute specifies the speed of an effect.

The defined values for the presentation:speed attribute are:

- •fast: The fast speed should be faster than the speed the implementation chooses for the values medium and slow.

- •medium: The medium speed should be faster than the speed the implementation chooses for the value slow, and slower than the speed the implementation chooses for the value fast.

- •slow: The slow speed should be slower than the speed the implementation chooses for the values medium and fast.

The rates specified by these values are implementation-defined.

The default value for this attribute is medium.

The presentation:speed attribute is usable with the following elements: <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2, <presentation:hide-shape> 10.8.5, <presentation:hide-text> 10.8.6, <presentation:play> 10.8.8, <presentation:show-shape> 10.8.3 and <presentation:show-text> 10.8.4.

The values of the presentation:speed attribute are slow, medium or fast.

## 19.422 presentation:start-scale

The presentation:start-scale attribute specifies the start size of a shape as a percentage of its original size, which is given by the svg:width 19.575 and svg:height 19.543 attributes of the element specifying the shape.

The default value for this attribute is 100%.

The presentation:start-scale attribute is usable with the following elements: <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2, <presentation:hide-shape> 10.8.5, <presentation:hide-text> 10.8.6, <presentation:show-shape> 10.8.3 and <presentation:show-text> 10.8.4.

The presentation:start-scale attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.423 presentation:start-page

The presentation:start-page attribute specifies the name of the page on which the presentation starts. If this attribute is set, it overrides the presentation:show 19.417 attribute.

The presentation:start-page attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:settings> 10.9.4.7.

The presentation:start-page attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.424 presentation:start-with-navigator

The presentation:start-with-navigator attribute specifies whether a navigator window is initially displayed during a presentation.

The defined values for the presentation:start-with-navigator attribute are:

- •false: navigator window not displayed initially during a presentation.

- •true: navigator window displayed initially during a presentation.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The presentation:start-with-navigator attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:settings> 10.9.4.7.

The presentation:start-with-navigator attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.425 presentation:stay-on-top

The presentation:stay-on-top attribute specifies whether a presentation window is displayed on top of other windows during a presentation.

The defined values for the presentation:stay-on-top attribute are:

- •false: presentation window need not be displayed on top of other windows during a presentation.

- •true: presentation window shall be displayed on top of other windows during a presentation.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The presentation:stay-on-top attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:settings> 10.9.4.7.

The presentation:stay-on-top attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.426 presentation:style-name

The presentation:style-name attribute specifies a style for a presentation shape.

The value of the attribute is the name of a <style:style> 16.2 element that has a family value of presentation. The formatting properties of the specified style and its parent styles are used to format the shape.

The presentation:style-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <dr3d:cube> 10.5.4, <dr3d:extrude> 10.5.6, <dr3d:rotate> 10.5.7, <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <dr3d:sphere> 10.5.5, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The presentation:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.427 presentation:transition-on-click

The presentation:transition-on-click attributes specifies whether a mouse click 19.406 on a slide during a presentation triggers a transition.

The defined values for the presentation:transition-on-click attribute are:

- •disabled: mouse click on a slide during a presentation does not trigger a transition.

- •enabled: mouse click on a slide during a presentation triggers a transition.

The default value for this attribute is enabled.

The presentation:transition-on-click attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:settings> 10.9.4.7.

The values of the presentation:transition-on-click attribute are enabled or disabled.

## 19.428 presentation:use-date-time-name

The presentation:use-date-time-name attribute specifies the name of the <presentation:date-time-decl> 10.9.4.6 that is used for all <presentation:date-time> 10.9.4.5 elements that are displayed on a page.

The presentation:use-date-time-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:page> 10.2.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19 and <style:handout-master> 10.2.1.

The presentation:use-date-time-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.429 presentation:use-footer-name

The presentation:use-footer-name attribute specifies the name of the <presentation:footer-decl> 10.9.4.4 element that is used for all <presentation:footer> 10.9.4.3 elements that are displayed on a page.

The presentation:use-footer-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:page> 10.2.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19 and <style:handout-master> 10.2.1.

The presentation:use-footer-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.430 presentation:use-header-name

The presentation:use-header-name attribute specifies the name of the <presentation:header-decl> 10.9.4.2 element that is used for all <presentation:header> 10.9.4.1 elements that are displayed on a page.

The presentation:use-header-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:page> 10.2.4, <presentation:notes> 16.19 and <style:handout-master> 10.2.1.

The presentation:use-header-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.431 presentation:user-transformed

The presentation:user-transformed attribute specifies whether the size and position of the shape is set by the user or is set by the corresponding presentation shape on the master page.

The defined values for the presentation:user-transformed attribute are:

- •false: size and position of shape set by corresponding presentation shape on master page.

- •true: size and position of shape set by user.

The presentation:user-transformed attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:frame> 10.4.2 and <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14.

The presentation:user-transformed attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.432 presentation:verb

The presentation:verb attribute specifies the [OLE] verb that is executed for event listeners of type verb at the object that contains this event.

The presentation:verb attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2.

The presentation:verb attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.433 script:event-name

The script:event-name attribute specifies the name of an event.

Event names should begin with a namespace prefix followed by a “:” (U+003A, COLON).

Where appropriate, producers should use the event names described in [DOMEvents2]. The corresponding namespace is “http://www.w3.org/2001/xml-events”.

Note: Event names defined in [DOMEvents2] are not namespaced. If used in OpenDocument, they should be preceded by a namespace prefix as described above

Table 15 specifies events defined in [DOMEvents2] that have an equivalent event in HTML. The namespace used for these events is “http://www.w3.org/2001/xml-events”“.

Table 15 - Script Events

Value of script:event-name Attribute | Equivalent HTML Event | Description of Event
dom:change | onchange | Occurs when a control is no longer focused and the value of the control was modified since it was given focus.
dom:DOMFocusIn | onfocus | Occurs when a control is given focus using the mouse or the TAB key.
dom:DOMFocusOut | onblur | Occurs when a control is no longer focused as a result of moving the mouse or by tabbing navigation.
dom:mousedown | onmousedown | Occurs when a mouse button is pressed on a control.
dom:mousemove | onmousemove | Occurs when the mouse pointer is moved onto a control.
dom:mouseover | onmouseover | Occurs when the mouse pointer is moved over the control.
dom:mouseup | onmouseup | Occurs when a mouse button is released on a control.
dom:mouseout | onmouseout | Occurs when the mouse pointer is moved away from a control.
dom:reset | onreset | Occurs when a form is reset.
dom:submit | onsubmit | Occurs when a form is submitted.

The script:event-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2 and <script:event-listener> 14.5.2.

The script:event-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.434 script:language

The attribute script:language specifies the name of a script. Script language names are implementation-dependent. The names identifying script languages should begin with a namespace prefix, followed by a ":" (U+003A, COLON) separator. If a namespace prefix is present, the local name of the attribute value is considered to be a name in the XML namespace bound to the namespace prefix.

The script:language attribute is usable with the following elements: <office:script> 3.13, <script:event-listener> 14.5.2 and <text:script> 7.7.9.

The script:language attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.435 script:macro-name

The script:macro-name attribute specifies the name of a macro. The interpretation of the name is script-language-dependent.

The script:macro-name attribute is usable with the following element: <script:event-listener> 14.5.2.

The script:macro-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.436 smil:accelerate

See §11.1.2 of [SMIL20].

The defined range for the smil:accelerate attribute is 0 to 1, inclusive.

The default value for a smil:accelerate attribute is 0, meaning no acceleration.

The smil:accelerate attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The smil:accelerate attribute has values of type decimal 18.2 in the range [0,1].

## 19.437 smil:accumulate

See §3.4.3 of [SMIL20].

The smil:accumulate attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The values of the smil:accumulate attribute are none or sum.

## 19.438 smil:additive

See §3.4.3 of [SMIL20].

The smil:additive attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The values of the smil:additive attribute are replace or sum.

## 19.439 smil:attributeName

See §3.4.1 of [SMIL20].

The defined values for the smil:attributeName attribute are:

- •charColor: animates the element's text color.

- •charFontName: animates the element's text font.

- •charHeight: animates the element's text height.

- •charPosture: animates the element's text posture.

- •charUnderline: animates the element's text underline.

- •charWeight: animates the element's text weight.

- •color: animates the element's color, this animates both fill, line and text color. Values can be RGB or HSL.

- •fillColor: animates the element's fill color.

- •fillStyle: animates the element's fill style.

- •height: animates the element's height, values are given in screen space where 0 is no height and 1 is the same height as the screen.

- •lineColor: animates the element's line color.

- •lineStyle: animates the element's line style.

- •opacity: animates the element's opacity.

- •rotate: animates the element's rotation, this animates both the shapes and text animation.

- •skewX: animates the element's horizontal skew.

- •skewY: animates the element’s vertical skew.

- •visibility: animates the element's visibility.

- •width: animates the element's width, values are given in screen space where 0 is no width and 1 is the same width as the screen.

- •x: animates the element's x position, values are given in screen space where 0 is the left edge and 1 is the right edge.

- •y: animates the element's y position, values are given in screen space where 0 is the top and 1 is the bottom.

The smil:attributeName attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3 and <anim:set> 15.2.4.

The smil:attributeName attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.440 smil:autoReverse

See §11.1.2 of [SMIL20].

The default value for this attribute is false.

The smil:autoReverse attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The smil:autoReverse attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.441 smil:begin

See §10.3.1 of [SMIL20].

The smil:begin attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:command> 15.6.1, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The smil:begin attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.442 smil:by

See §3.4.4 of [SMIL20].

The smil:by attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The smil:by attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.443 smil:calcMode

See §3.4.2 and §3.7.1 of [SMIL20].

For <anim:animate> 15.2.2 and <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6 elements the default value for this attribute is discrete.

For a <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5 element the default value for this attribute is paced.

The smil:calcMode attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The values of the smil:calcMode attribute are discrete, linear, paced or spline.

## 19.444 smil:decelerate

See §11.1.2 of [SMIL20].

The defined range for the smil:decelerate attribute is 0 to 1, inclusive.

The default value for this attribute is 0.

The smil:decelerate attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The smil:decelerate attribute has values of type decimal 18.2 in the range [0,1].

## 19.445 smil:direction

See §12.4.1 of [SMIL20].

For a <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7 element the default value for this attribute is forward.

The smil:direction attribute is usable with the following element: <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The values of the smil:direction attribute are forward or reverse.

## 19.446 smil:dur

See §10.3.1 of [SMIL20].

The smil:dur attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The smil:dur attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.447 smil:end

See §10.3.1 of [SMIL20].

The smil:end attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:command> 15.6.1, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The smil:end attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.448 smil:endsync

See §10.3.1 of [SMIL20].

The smil:endsync attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2 and <anim:seq> 15.4.3.

The values of the smil:endsync attribute are first, last, all, media or a value of type IDREF 18.2.

## 19.449 smil:fadeColor

See §12.5.1 of [SMIL20].

The default value for this attribute is #000000.

The smil:fadeColor attribute is usable with the following element: <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The smil:fadeColor attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 19.450 smil:fill

See §10.3.1 of [SMIL20].

The smil:fill attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The values of the smil:fill attribute are remove, freeze, hold, auto, default or transition.

## 19.451 smil:fillDefault

See §10.3.1 of [SMIL20].

The smil:fillDefault attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The values of the smil:fillDefault attribute are remove, freeze, hold, transition, auto or inherit.

## 19.452 smil:from

See §3.4.4 of [SMIL20].

The smil:from attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The smil:from attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.453 smil:keySplines

See $3.7.1 of [SMIL20].

The smil:keySplines attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6 and <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5.

The smil:keySplines attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.454 smil:keyTimes

See $3.7.1 of [SMIL20].

The smil:keyTimes attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6 and <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5.

The smil:keyTimes attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.455 smil:mode

See §12.5.1 of [SMIL20].

The default value for this attribute is in.

The smil:mode attribute is usable with the following element: <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The values of the smil:mode attribute are in or out.

## 19.456 smil:repeatCount

See §10.3.1 of [SMIL20].

The smil:repeatCount attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The values of the smil:repeatCount attribute are a non negative value of type decimal 18.2 or indefinite.

## 19.457 smil:repeatDur

See §10.3.1 of [SMIL20].

The value of the smil:repeatDur attribute can be indefinite, or a clock-value as defined in $10.3.1 of SMIL

The smil:repeatDur attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The smil:repeatDur attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.458 smil:restart

See §10.3.1 of [SMIL20].

The default value for this attribute is default.

The smil:restart attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The values of the smil:restart attribute are never, always, whenNotActive or default.

## 19.459 smil:restartDefault

See §10.3.1 of [SMIL20].

The default value for this attribute is inherit.

The smil:restartDefault attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The values of the smil:restartDefault attribute are never, always, whenNotActive or inherit.

## 19.460 smil:subtype

See §12.4.1 of [SMIL20].

Note: See §12.8 of [SMIL20] for a list of supported subtypes.

The smil:subtype attribute is usable with the following element: <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The smil:subtype attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.461 smil:targetElement

See §3.4.1 of [SMIL20].

Drawing shapes are specified by their xml:id or draw:id attribute values and paragraphs by their xml:id or text:id attribute values.

If the anim:sub-item attribute of a <anim:iterate> element has the value whole, the iteration includes the drawing shape's background and its text. If the anim:sub-item 19.11 attribute value is text, only the shape's text is iterated.

The smil:targetElement attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:command> 15.6.1, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The smil:targetElement attribute has the data type IDREF 18.2.

## 19.462 smil:to

See §3.4.4 of [SMIL20].

The smil:to attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3, <anim:set> 15.2.4 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The smil:to attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.463 smil:type

The [SMIL20] smil:type attribute specifies a transition type or family.

See §12.8 of [SMIL20] for a list of supported types.

If this attribute is present, the attributes presentation:transition-type and presentation:transition-style attributes should be ignored.

The smil:type attribute is usable with the following element: <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The smil:type attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.464 smil:values

See $3.4.2 of [SMIL20].

The smil:values attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:animate> 15.2.2, <anim:animateColor> 15.2.6, <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5, <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3 and <anim:transitionFilter> 15.2.7.

The smil:values attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.465 style:adjustment

The style:adjustment attribute specifies how a footnote separator line is aligned on a page.

The defined values for the style:adjustment attribute are:

- •center: footnote separator line centered on page.

- •left: footnote separator line aligned to left on page.

- •right: footnote separator line aligned to right on page.

The default value for this attribute is left.

The style:adjustment attribute is usable with the following element: <style:footnote-sep> 17.4.

The values of the style:adjustment attribute are left, center or right.

## 19.466 style:apply-style-name

The style:apply-style-name attribute specifies the style to apply when the condition specified by the style:condition 19.472 attribute is true. If the referenced style is undefined or is an automatic style, an error occurs.

The referenced style shall be defined by the same type of element as the conditional style that contains the condition. If the referenced style element has a style:family 19.472 attribute, its value further shall be equal the value of the style:family attribute of the conditional style.

The style:apply-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:map> 16.3.

The style:apply-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.467 style:auto-update

The style:auto-update attribute specifies whether styles are automatically updated when the formatting properties of an object that has the style assigned to it are changed.

The defined values for the style:auto-update attribute are:

- •false: a change to a formatting property is applied for the object where the change was made. If necessary, a new automatic style will be created which is applied to the object where the change was made.

- •true: a change to a formatting property results in the updating of the common style that is applied to an object. The formatting change is applied to all objects subject to the common style where the change was made.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The style:auto-update attribute is usable with the following element: <style:style> 16.2.

The style:auto-update attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.468 style:base-cell-address

The style:base-cell-address attribute specifies as an absolute cell address with a table name the base cell for relative addresses in formulas. This attribute applies only to cell styles where the condition contains a formula.

The style:base-cell-address attribute is usable with the following element: <style:map> 16.3.

The style:base-cell-address attribute has the data type cellAddress 18.3.4.

## 19.469 style:char

The style:char attribute specifies the delimiter character for tab stops of type char.

The style:char attribute is usable with the following element: <style:tab-stop> 17.8.

The style:char attribute has the data type character 18.3.7.

## 19.470 style:class

The style:class attribute specifies a style class name.

A style may belong to an arbitrary class of styles. The style class name is an arbitrary string. The style class name has no meaning within the file format itself, but it can for instance be evaluated by user interfaces to show a list of styles where the styles are grouped by its name.

The style:class attribute is usable with the following element: <style:style> 16.2.

The style:class attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.471 style:color

The style:color attribute specifies the color of a column or footnote separator line.

For a <style:column-sep> 17.14 element the default value for this attribute is #000000.

The style:color attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:column-sep> 17.14 and <style:footnote-sep> 17.4.

The style:color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 19.472 style:condition

The style:condition attribute specifies a condition that triggers a style map.

The value of this attribute should be a namespace prefix, followed by a ":" (U+003A, COLON), followed by one of the defined conditions. If the namespace prefix is missing it defaults to the "urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:of:1.2" namespace. The XML namespace that applies to the style:condition attribute specifies the syntax and semantics of any expression occurrences in the style:condition syntax.

If a consumer does not recognize a condition, it shall ignore the <style:map> element containing the condition.

The defined conditions that may be used by paragraph styles are:

- •footnote() and endnote(): true if the style is applied to a paragraph or heading that is contained in a footnote or endnote.

- •header() and footer(): true if the style is applied to a paragraph or heading that is contained in a page header or footer.

- •list-level()=n, where n is a number: true if the style is applied to a paragraph or heading that is contained in a list on level n, or to a numbered paragraph on level n.

- •outline-level()=n, where n is a number: true if the style is applied to a heading on level n.

- •section(): true if the style is applied to a paragraph or heading that is contained in a text section.

- •table() and table-header(): true if the style is applied to a paragraph or heading that is contained in a table cell or table header cell.

Within paragraph style conditions n is a positive integer in the lexical form of the [xmlschema-2] positiveInteger datatype.

The defined conditions that may be used by table cell styles are:

- •cell-content() op value: where op is one of the relational operators ”<”, ”>”, ”<=”, ”>=”, ”=” or ”!=”: true if the style is applied to a table cell where the cell's value compared to the value specified in the condition by value using the relational operator op evaluates to true.

- •cell-content-is-between(value1, value2): true if the style is applied to a table cell whose value is between value1 and value2.

- •cell-content-is-not-between(value, value): true if the style is applied to a table cell whose value is not between value1 and value2.

- •is-true-formula(expression): true if the style is applied to a table cell for which formula evaluates true.

Within table cell style conditions:

- - ●value, value1 and value2 are a numberValue, a string or an expression.

  - ●numberValue is a whole or decimal number in the lexical form of the [xmlschema-2] decimal datatype.

  - ●string expresses a value of the [xmlschema-2] string datatype by surrounding the sequence of string characters in quotation marks (U+0022, QUOTATION MARK). A quotation mark within the string itself is expressed with two consecutive quotation marks.

  - ●expression is a lexical form that is neither numberValue nor string and that is a well-formed expression determined by the namespace applicable to the style:condition attribute value.

The defined condition that may be used by data styles is:

- •value() op n, where, op is one of the relational operators ”<”, ”>”, ”<=”, ”>=”, “=” or ”!=”, and n is a number for non-Boolean data styles and true or false for Boolean data styles: true if the style is applied to a table cell where the cell's value compared to the value specified in the condition by n using the relational operator op evaluates to true.

Relative cell range addresses that occur in a condition for a table cell style define an offset which shall be interpreted relative to the cell for which a condition is calculated. The offset is the same as the offsets between the table cell addressed by the relative cell range address and the table cell specified by the style:base-cell-address attribute.

An OpenDocument Consumer when hosting a formula evaluator makes available the host-dependent properties defined by Table 17 Host-dependent Properties in 19.646.

The style:condition attribute is usable with the following element: <style:map> 16.3.

The style:condition attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.473 style:data-style-name

### 19.473.1 General

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies the name of a data style.

### 19.473.2 <presentation:date-time-decl>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a date and time.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:date-time-decl> 10.9.4.6.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.3 <style:style>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style for a <style:style> element that defines the styles for table cell styles and chart styles.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:style> 16.2.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.4 <text:creation-date>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a numeric value.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:creation-date> 7.5.3.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.5 <text:creation-time>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a numeric value.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:creation-time> 7.5.4.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.6 <text:database-display>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a numeric value.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:database-display> 7.6.3.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.7 <text:date>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a numeric value.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:date> 7.3.2.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.8 <text:editing-duration>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a numeric value.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:editing-duration> 7.5.14.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.9 <text:expression>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a field value. This attribute shall be omitted for fields whose value type is string. It shall be present for fields whose value type is not string.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:expression> 7.4.14.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.10 <text:meta-field>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a numeric value.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:meta-field> 7.5.19.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.11 <text:modification-date>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a numeric value.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:modification-date> 7.5.16.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.12 <text:modification-time>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a numeric value.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:modification-time> 7.5.15.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.13 <text:print-date>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a numeric value.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:print-date> 7.5.8.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.14 <text:print-time>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a numeric value.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:print-time> 7.5.7.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.15 <text:table-formula>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a numeric value.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:table-formula> 7.7.14.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.16 <text:time>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a numeric value.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:time> 7.3.3.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.17 <text:user-defined>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a field value. This attribute shall be omitted for fields whose value type is string. It shall be present for fields whose value type is not string.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-defined> 7.5.6.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.18 <text:user-field-get>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a field value. This attribute shall be omitted for fields whose value type is string. It shall be present for fields whose value type is not string.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-field-get> 7.4.9.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.19 <text:user-field-input>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a field value. This attribute shall be omitted for fields whose value type is string. It shall be present for fields whose value type is not string.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-field-input> 7.4.10.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.20 <text:variable-get>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a field value. This attribute shall be omitted for fields whose value type is string. It shall be present for fields whose value type is not string.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:variable-get> 7.4.5.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.21 <text:variable-input>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a field value. This attribute shall be omitted for fields whose value type is string. It shall be present for fields whose value type is not string.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:variable-input> 7.4.6.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.473.22 <text:variable-set>

The style:data-style-name attribute specifies a data style to format a field value. This attribute shall be omitted for fields whose value type is string. It shall be present for fields whose value type is not string.

The style:data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:variable-set> 7.4.4.

The style:data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.474 style:default-outline-level

The style:default-outline-level attribute specifies a default outline level for a style with the style:family 19.480 attribute value paragraph.

If the style:default-outline-level attribute is present in a paragraph style, and if this paragraph style is assigned to a paragraph or heading by user action, then the consumer should replace the paragraph or heading with a heading of the specified level, which has the same content and attributes as the original paragraph or heading.

Note: This attribute does not modify the behavior of <text:p> 5.1.3 or <text:h> 5.1.2 elements, but only instructs a consumer to create one or the other when assigning a paragraph style as a result of user interface action while the document is edited.

The style:default-outline-level attribute value can be empty. If empty, this attribute does not inherit a list style value from a parent style.

The style:default-outline-level attribute is usable with the following element: <style:style> 16.2.

The values of the style:default-outline-level attribute are a value of type positiveInteger 18.2 or an empty string.

## 19.475 style:display

The style:display attribute specifies whether the header or footer is displayed or not.

The defined values for the style:display attribute are:

- •false: header or footer is not displayed.

- •true: header or footer is displayed.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The style:display attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:footer> 16.12, <style:footer-first> 16.13, <style:footer-left> 16.15, <style:header> 16.10, <style:header-first> 16.11 and <style:header-left> 16.14.

The style:display attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.476 style:display-name

The style:display-name attribute specifies the name of a style as it should appear in the user interface. If this attribute is not present, the display name should be the same as the style name.

The style:display-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24, <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26, <number:time-style> 16.29.19, <style:master-page> 16.9, <style:presentation-page-layout> 16.43, <style:style> 16.2 and <text:list-style> 16.32.

The style:display-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.477 style:distance

The style:distance attribute specifies the distance between the last of the characters using the larger font and the first of the remaining characters of each line.

Note: If the leading characters for a paragraph span the line size of a portion of the remaining text of a paragraph, the style:distance attribute specifies the distance between the end of the text written in the larger font and the smaller text of any lines that it spans.

The default value for this attribute is 0cm.

The style:distance attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drop-cap> 17.9.

The style:distance attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 19.478 style:distance-before-sep

The style:distance-before-sep attribute specifies the space between the body-text area and a footnote separator line.

The style:distance-before-sep attribute is usable with the following element: <style:footnote-sep> 17.4.

The style:distance-before-sep attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 19.479 style:distance-after-sep

The style:distance-after-sep attribute specifies the space between a footnote separator line and the footnote text.

The style:distance-after-sep attribute is usable with the following element: <style:footnote-sep> 17.4.

The style:distance-after-sep attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 19.480 style:family

The style:family attribute specifies the family of a style.

The defined values for the style:family attribute are:

- •chart: family name of styles for charts.

- •drawing-page: family name of styles for drawing pages.

- •graphic: family name of styles for graphic elements.

- •paragraph: family name of styles for paragraphs.

- •presentation: family name of styles for presentations.

- •ruby: family name of styles for ruby text.

- •s ection: family name of styles for sections.

- •table: family name of styles for tables.

- •table-cell: family name of styles for table cells.

- •table-column: family name of styles for table columns.

- •table-row: family name of styles for table rows.

- •text: family name of styles for text.

The style:family attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:default-style> 16.4 and <style:style> 16.2.

## 19.481 style:filter-name

The style:filter-name attribute specifies the implementation-dependent filter name that has been used to load an image into the document.

This attribute is attached to a <style:background-image> element.

The style:filter-name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:background-image> 17.3.

The style:filter-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.482 style:font-adornments

The style:font-adornments attributes specifies a characteristic of a font.

Note: A font characteristic includes bold or italic, which when used with a font family name, specifies a font.

The style:font-adornments attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The style:font-adornments attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.483 style:font-charset

The style:font-charset attribute specifies whether a font defines glyphs according to the semantics of [UNICODE] or not.

The value of this attributes can be x-symbol or a character encoding in the notation described in the §4.3.3 of [XML1.0]. If the value is x-symbol, the font does not define glyphs according to the semantics of [UNICODE]. If the value is one of the encodings or transformations of [UNICODE], the font does define glyphs according to the semantics of [UNICODE]. The use of other values is deprecated.

Note: Fonts for which the attribute has the value x-symbol may define glyphs for code points in the private use area of [UNICODE].

The style:font-charset attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The style:font-charset attribute has the data type textEncoding 18.3.36.

## 19.484 style:font-family-generic

The style:font-family-generic attribute specifies a generic font family name.

The defined values for the style:font-family-generic attribute are:

- •decorative: the family of decorative fonts.

- •modern: the family of modern fonts.

- •roman: the family roman fonts (with serifs).

- •script: the family of script fonts.

- •swiss: the family roman fonts (without serifs).

- •system: the family system fonts.

The style:font-family-generic attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The values of the style:font-family-generic attribute are roman, swiss, modern, decorative, script or system.

## 19.485 style:font-pitch

The style:font-pitch attribute specifies whether a font has a fixed or variable width.

The defined values for the style:font-pitch attribute are:

- •fixed: font has a fixed width.

- •variable: font has a variable width.

The style:font-pitch attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The values of the style:font-pitch attribute are fixed or variable.

## 19.486 style:height

The style:height attribute specifies the height of a column separator line. The value of this attribute is a percentage of the height of the columned area.

The defined value range for the style:height attribute is 0% to 100%, inclusive.

The default value for this attribute is 100%.

The style:height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:column-sep> 17.14.

The style:height attribute has the data type zeroToHundredPercent 18.3.42.

## 19.487 style:leader-char

The style:leader-char attribute specifies a leader character.

The style:leader-char attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-entry-tab-stop> 8.13.6.

The style:leader-char attribute has the data type character 18.3.7.

## 19.488 style:leader-color

The style:leader-color attribute specifies the color of a leader line. The value of this attribute is either font-color or a color. If the value is font-color, the current text color is used for the leader line.

The style:leader-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:tab-stop> 17.8.

The values of the style:leader-color attribute are font-color or a value of type color 18.3.9.

## 19.489 style:leader-style

The style:leader-style attribute specifies a style for a leader line.

The defined values for the style:leader-style attribute are:

- •none: tab stop has no leader line.

- •dash: tab stop has a dashed leader line.

- •dot-dash: tab stop has a leader line whose repeating pattern is a dot followed by a dash.

- •dot-dot-dash: tab stop has a leader line whose repeating pattern has two dots followed by a dash.

- •dotted: tab stop has a dotted leader line.

- •long-dash: tab stop has a dashed leader line whose dashes are longer than the ones from the dashed line for value dash.

- •solid: tab stop has a solid leader line.

- •wave: tab stop has a wavy leader line.

Note: The definitions of the values of the style:leader-style attribute are based on the text decoration style 'text-underline-style' from [CSS3Text], §9.2.

The style:leader-style attribute is usable with the following element: <style:tab-stop> 17.8.

The values of the style:leader-style attribute are none, solid, dotted, dash, long-dash, dot-dash, dot-dot-dash or wave.

## 19.490 style:leader-text

The style:leader-text attribute specifies a single Unicode character for use as leader text for tab stops.

An consumer may support only specific characters as textual leaders. If a character that is not supported by a consumer is specified by this attribute, the consumer should display a leader character that it supports instead of the one specified by this attribute.

If both style:leader-text and style:leader-style 19.480 attributes are specified, the value of the style:leader-text sets the leader text for tab stops.

The default value for this attribute is “ ” (U+0020, SPACE).

The style:leader-text attribute is usable with the following element: <style:tab-stop> 17.8.

The style:leader-text attribute has the data type character 18.3.7.

## 19.491 style:leader-text-style

The style:leader-text-style specifies a text style that is applied to a textual leader. It is not applied to leader lines. If the attribute appears in an automatic style, it may reference either an automatic text style or a common style. If the attribute appears in a common style, it may reference a common style only.

The style:leader-text-style attribute is usable with the following element: <style:tab-stop> 17.8.

The style:leader-text-style attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.492 style:leader-type

The style:leader-type attribute specifies whether a leader line should be drawn, and if so, whether a single or double line will be used.

The defined values for the style:leader-type attribute are:

- •double: a double line is drawn.

- •none: no line is drawn.

- •single: a single line is drawn.

The style:leader-type attribute is usable with the following element: <style:tab-stop> 17.8.

The values of the style:leader-type attribute are none, single or double.

## 19.493 style:leader-width

The style:leader-width attribute specifies the width (i.e., thickness) of a leader line.

The defined values for the style:leader-width attribute are:

- •auto: the width of a leader line should be calculated from the font size of the text where the leader line will appear.

- •bold: the width of a leader line should be calculated from the font size of the text where the leader line will appear but is wider than for the value of auto.

- •a value of type percent 18.3.24

- •a value of type positiveInteger 18.2

- •a value of type positiveLength 18.3.27

The line widths referenced by the values medium, normal, thick and thin are implementation-defined.

The style:leader-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:tab-stop> 17.8.

The values of the style:leader-width attribute are auto, normal, bold, thin, medium, thick, a value of type positiveInteger 18.2, a value of type percent 18.3.24 or a value of type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 19.494 style:legend-expansion

The style:legend-expansion attribute specifies the direction in which a legend expands.

The defined values for the style:legend-expansion attribute are:

- •balanced: legend expands horizontally and vertically.

- •custom: with a style:legend-expansion-aspect-ratio 19.495 attribute legend expands according to the specified ratio.

- •high: legend expands vertically.

- •wide: legend expands horizontally.

The style:legend-expansion attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:legend> 11.4.

## 19.495 style:legend-expansion-aspect-ratio

The style:legend-expansion-aspect-ratio attribute specifies the ratio between width and height for a style:legend-expansion 19.494 attribute with value custom.

The style:legend-expansion-aspect-ratio attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:legend> 11.4.

The style:legend-expansion-aspect-ratio attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 19.496 style:length

The style:length attribute specifies the number of characters that are displayed in a larger font.

The defined values for the style:length attribute are:

- •word: specifies a set of characters to be displayed in a larger font.

- •a value of type positiveInteger 18.2

Note: What will be treated as a “word” by a consumer is locale-specific.

The default value for this attribute is 1.

The style:length attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drop-cap> 17.9.

The values of the style:length attribute are word or a value of type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.497 style:line-style

The style:line-style attribute specifies the style of a footnote separator line.

The defined value for the style:line-style attribute is none: no footnote separator line is drawn.

The footnote separator components referenced by the values dash, dot-dash, dot-dot-dash, dotted, long-dash, solid and wave, are implementation-defined.

The style:line-style attribute is usable with the following element: <style:footnote-sep> 17.4.

The values of the style:line-style attribute are none, solid, dotted, dash, long-dash, dot-dash, dot-dot-dash or wave.

## 19.498 style:lines

The style:lines attribute specifies the number of text lines which a font spans. If the value of this attribute is 1, <style:drop-cap> is disabled.

The default value for this attribute is 1.

The style:lines attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drop-cap> 17.9.

The style:lines attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.499 style:list-level

The style:list-level attribute specifies the list level value of a list style that may be applied to any paragraph style. It does not directly specify the paragraph's list level value, but consumers can change the paragraph's list level value to the specified value when the paragraph style is applied. It is valid only if the style:list-style-name 19.480 attribute is specified and is not empty, and if the style:family 19.480 attribute has the value paragraph.

The style:list-level attribute is usable with the following element: <style:style> 16.2.

The values of the style:list-level attribute are a value of type positiveInteger 18.2 or an empty string.

## 19.500 style:list-style-name

The style:list-style-name attribute specifies a list style for style families with paragraph formatting properties. This applies to automatic and common styles.

The list style specified by this attribute is applied to headings and paragraphs that are contained in a list, where the list does not specify a list style itself, and the list has no list style specification for any of its parents.

The style:list-style-name attribute value can be empty. If empty, this attribute does not inherit a list style value from a parent style.

The style:list-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:style> 16.2.

The values of the style:list-style-name attribute are a value of type styleName 18.3.32 or an empty string.

## 19.501 style:master-page-name

The style:master-page-name attribute defines a master page for a paragraph or table style. This applies to automatic and common styles. <style:master-page> 16.9.

If this attribute is associated with a style, a page break is inserted when the style is applied and the specified master page is applied to the resulting page.

This attribute is ignored if it is associated with a paragraph style that is applied to a paragraph within a table.

The style:master-page-name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:style> 16.2.

The style:master-page-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.502 style:name

### 19.502.1 General

The style:name attribute specifies names that reference style mechanisms.

### 19.502.2 <number:boolean-style>, <number:currency-style>, <number:date-style>, <number:num-list-format>, <number:number-style>, <number:percentage-style>, <number:text-style>, <number:time-style>, <style:master-page>, <style:page-layout>, <style:presentation-page-layout>, <style:style>, <text:list-style>, <text:outline-style>

The style:name attribute specifies the name of a:

- •data style - It can be used with all data style elements.

- •displayed list number string format

- •list style

- •master page - Each master page is referenced using the page name. The name specified shall be unique to the document instance.

- •outline style - The outline style as a list style can be referenced by the style:list-style-name 19.500 attribute.

- •page layout

- •style – With the style:family 19.480 attribute, the style:name attribute uniquely identifies a style. The <office:styles> 3.15.2, <office:automatic-styles> 3.15.3 and <office:master-styles> 3.15.4 elements each shall not contain two styles with the same family and the same name.

For automatic styles, the name may be generated by OpenDocument producers. For each style family or style element, producers should generate distinct sets of names for automatic styles stored in the content.xml 3.1.3.2 and styles.xml 3.1.3.3 files. The names should also be distinct from the names used in the <office:styles> element inside the styles.xml files.

Note: If the document is produced multiple times, it cannot be assumed that the same name is generated each time.

The style:name attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24, <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:num-list-format> 16.29.30, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26, <number:time-style> 16.29.19, <style:master-page> 16.9, <style:page-layout> 16.5, <style:presentation-page-layout> 16.43, <style:style> 16.2, <text:list-style> 16.32 and <text:outline-style> 16.36.

The style:name attribute has the data type styleName 18.3.32.

### 19.502.3 <style:font-face>

The style:name attribute specifies a unique name for a font declaration. This name can be used inside styles as an attribute of the <style:text-properties> element) as the value of a style:font-name attribute to immediately select a font face declaration.

The style:name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The style:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.503 style:next-style-name

### 19.503.1 General

The style:next-style-name attribute specifies a style to be used with pages and paragraphs.

### 19.503.2 <style:master-page>

The style:next-style-name attribute specifies the name of the master page that is used for the next page if the current page is entirely filled. If the next style name is not specified, the current master page is used for the next page. The value of this attribute shall be the name of a <style:master-page> element.

The style:next-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:master-page> 16.9.

The style:next-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.503.3 <style:style>

Within styles for paragraphs, style:next-style-name attribute specifies the style to be used for the next paragraph if a paragraph break is inserted in the user interface. By default, the current style is used as the next style.

The style:next-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:style> 16.2.

The style:next-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.504 style:num-format

The style:num-format attribute specifies a numbering sequence.

The defined values for the style:num-format attribute are:

- •1: Hindu-Arabic number sequence starts with 1.

- •a: number sequence of lowercase Modern Latin basic alphabet characters starts with “a”.

- •A: number sequence of uppercase Modern Latin basic alphabet characters starts with “A”.

- •i: number sequence of lowercase Roman numerals starts with “i”.

- •I: number sequence of uppercase Roman numerals start with “I”.

- •a value of type string 18.2.

- •an empty string: no number sequence displayed.

If no value is given, no number sequence is displayed.

The style:num-format attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:character-count> 7.5.18.5, <text:database-row-number> 7.6.6, <text:image-count> 7.5.18.7, <text:linenumbering-configuration> 16.31.1, <text:list-level-style-number> 16.34, <text:notes-configuration> 16.31.3, <text:object-count> 7.5.18.8, <text:outline-level-style> 16.37, <text:page-count> 7.5.18.2, <text:page-number> 7.3.4, <text:page-variable-get> 7.7.1.3, <text:paragraph-count> 7.5.18.3, <text:sequence> 7.4.13, <text:table-count> 7.5.18.6 and <text:word-count> 7.5.18.4.

The values of the style:num-format attribute are 1, i, I, a value of type string 18.2, an empty string, a or A.

## 19.505 style:num-letter-sync

The style:num-letter-sync attribute specifies whether letter synchronization shall take place. If letters are used in alphabetical order for numbering, there are two ways to process overflows within a digit, as follows:

- •false: A new digit is inserted. Its start value is ”a” or ”A”, and it is incremented every time an overflow occurs in the following digit. The numbering sequence (for lower case numberings) in that case is a,b,c, ..., z, aa, ab, ac, ...,az, ba, ..., and so on.

- •true: A new digit is inserted that always has the same value as the following digit. The numbering sequence (for lower case numberings) in that case is a, b, c, ..., z, aa, bb, cc, ..., zz, aaa, ..., and so on. This is called letter synchronization.

The style:num-letter-sync attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:character-count> 7.5.18.5, <text:database-row-number> 7.6.6, <text:image-count> 7.5.18.7, <text:linenumbering-configuration> 16.31.1, <text:list-level-style-number> 16.34, <text:notes-configuration> 16.31.3, <text:object-count> 7.5.18.8, <text:outline-level-style> 16.37, <text:page-count> 7.5.18.2, <text:page-number> 7.3.4, <text:page-variable-get> 7.7.1.3, <text:paragraph-count> 7.5.18.3, <text:sequence> 7.4.13, <text:table-count> 7.5.18.6 and <text:word-count> 7.5.18.4.

The style:num-letter-sync attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.506 style:num-prefix

The style:num-prefix attribute specifies what to display before a number.

If the style:num-prefix and style:num-suffix 19.507 values do not contain any character that has a Unicode category of Nd, Nl, No, Lu, Ll, Lt, Lm or Lo, an [XSLT] format attribute can be created from the OpenDocument attributes by concatenating the values of the style:num-prefix, style:num-format 19.504, and style:num-suffix attributes.

The style:num-prefix attribute can also specify a character before the value of a text:bullet-char 19.765 attribute.

The style:num-prefix attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:list-level-style-bullet> 16.33, <text:list-level-style-number> 16.34, <text:notes-configuration> 16.31.3 and <text:outline-level-style> 16.37.

The style:num-prefix attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.507 style:num-suffix

The style:num-suffix attribute specifies what to display after a number.

If the style:num-prefix 19.506 and style:num-suffix values do not contain any character that has a Unicode category of Nd, Nl, No, Lu, Ll, Lt, Lm or Lo, an [XSLT] format attribute can be created from the OpenDocument attributes by concatenating the values of the style:num-prefix, style:num-format 19.504, and style:num-suffix attributes.

The style:num-suffix attribute can also specify a character after the value of a text:bullet-char 19.765 attribute.

The style:num-suffix attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:list-level-style-bullet> 16.33, <text:list-level-style-number> 16.34, <text:notes-configuration> 16.31.3 and <text:outline-level-style> 16.37.

The style:num-suffix attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.508 style:page-layout-name

The style:page-layout-name attribute specifies a page layout style that contains sizes, border and orientation attributes.

The style:page-layout-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <presentation:notes> 16.19, <style:handout-master> 10.2.1 and <style:master-page> 16.9.

The style:page-layout-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.509 style:page-usage

The style:page-usage attribute specifies the type of pages that a master page should generate.

The defined values for the style:page-usage attribute are:

- •all: if there are no <style:header-left> or <style:footer-left> elements, the header and footer content is the same for left and right pages.

- •left: <style:header-right> and <style:footer-right> elements are ignored.

- •mirrored: if there are no <style:header-left> or <style:footer-left> elements, the header and footer content is the same for left and right pages.

- •right: <style:header-left> and <style:footer-left> elements are ignored.

The default value for this attribute is all.

The style:page-usage attribute determines together with the style:writing-mode 20.404.3 attribute the “binding edge” for documents. Table 16 specifies, which physical edge of a page is used as “binding edge”. For writing-mode values rl-tb, tb-rl, rl, and tb it is specified in column RTL and for all other writing-mode values in column LTR.

Illustration of binding edge and reading direction for books.

LTR | RTL

Table 16: Overview of which physical edge is the "binding edge."

value of attribute style:page-usage | physical edge of the page for binding
LTR | RTL
all | left | right
left | right | left
right | left | right
mirrored | for pages at odd position in the physical sequence of pages
left | right
for pages at even position in the physical sequence of pages
right | left

The style:page-usage attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout> 16.5.

The values of the style:page-usage attribute are all, left, right or mirrored.

## 19.510 style:parent-style-name

The style:parent-style-name attribute specifies the name of a parent style. The parent style cannot be an automatic style and shall exist.

If a parent style is not specified, the default style which has the same style:family 19.480 attribute value as the current style is used.

The style:parent-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:style> 16.2.

The style:parent-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.511 style:percentage-data-style-name

The style:percentage-data-style-name attribute references the name of a percentage data style.

This attribute should be used together with chart:data-label-number attribute when the chart:data-label-number attribute has the value percentage or the value value-and-percentage.

The style:percentage-data-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:style> 16.2.

The style:percentage-data-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.512 style:position

### 19.512.1 General

This attribute defines a position.

### 19.512.2 <style:background-image>

The style:position attribute specifies the position of a background image. Its value can be a space-separated combination of top, center or bottom for the vertical position and left, center or right for the horizontal position. The vertical and horizontal positions can be specified in any order. If one position is specified, the other position defaults to center.

For a <style:background-image> 17.3 element the default value for this attribute is center.

The style:position attribute is usable with the following element: <style:background-image> 17.3.

The values of the style:position attribute are left, center, right, top, bottom, or two white space separated values, that may appear in any order. One of these values is one of: left, center or right. The other value is one of: top, center or bottom.

### 19.512.3 <style:tab-stop>

The style:position attribute specifies the position of a tab stop. Depending on the value of the text:relative-tab-stop-position 19.861 attribute in the <text:table-of-content-source> 8.3.2, <text:illustration-index-source> 8.4.2, <text:object-index-source> 8.6.2, <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2 or <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2 parent element, the position of the tab is interpreted as being relative to the left margin or the left indent.

The style:position attribute is usable with the following element: <style:tab-stop> 17.8.

The style:position attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.512.4 <text:index-entry-tab-stop>

The style:position attribute specifies the position of a tab stop. If the value of the style:type attribute is left, then this attribute shall be present. Otherwise, it shall be omitted.

Depending on the value of the text:relative-tab-stop-position 19.861 attribute in the <text:table-of-content-source> 8.5.2, <text:illustration-index-source> 8.4.2, <text:object-index-source> 8.6.2, <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2 or <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2 parent element, the position of the tab is interpreted as being relative to the left margin or the left indent.

The style:position attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-entry-tab-stop> 8.13.6.

The style:position attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 19.513 style:rel-height

The style:rel-height attribute specifies height of a drawing object as a relative value within a frame.

The defined values for the style:rel-height attribute are:

- •scale: the height should be calculated depending on the width, so that the ratio of width and height of the original image or object size is preserved.

- •scale-min: the height should be calculated as for value scale, but the calculated height is a minimum height rather than an absolute one.

- •a value of type percent 18.3.24.

The interpretation of percentage values depends on the anchor of the drawing object. If the anchor for the drawing object is in a table cell, the percentage value is relative to the surrounding table box. If the anchor for the drawing object is in a text box, the percentage value is relative to the surrounding text box. In other cases, the percentage values is relative to the width of the page or window.

To support consumers that do not support relative width and heights, producers should also provide the height in svg:height and fo:min-height attributes.

The style:rel-height attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:frame> 10.4.2.

The values of the style:rel-height attribute are a value of type percent 18.3.24, scale or scale-min.

## 19.514 style:rel-width

### 19.514.1 General

The style:rel-width attribute specifies widths.

### 19.514.2 <draw:frame>

The style:rel-width attribute specifies the width of a drawing object as a relative value within a frame.

The defined values for the style:rel-width attribute are:

- •scale:the width should be calculated depending on the height, so that the ratio of width and height of the original image or object size is preserved.

- •scale-min: the width should be calculated as for value scale, but the calculated width is a minimum width rather than an absolute one.

- •a value of type percent 18.3.24.

The interpretation of percentage values depends on the anchor of the drawing object. If the anchor for the drawing object is in a table cell, the percentage value is relative to the surrounding table box. If the anchor for the drawing object is in a text box, the percentage value is relative to the surrounding text box. In other cases, the percentage values is relative to the width of the page or window.

To support consumers that do not support relative width, producers should also provide the width and heights in the svg:width and fo:min-width attributes.

The style:rel-width attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:frame> 10.4.2.

The values of the style:rel-width attribute are a value of type percent 18.3.24, scale or scale-min.

### 19.514.3 <style:column>

The style:rel-width attribute specifies the width of a column.

Column widths are specified as relative widths, that is, a number followed by a "*" (U+002A, ASTERISK) character. The space available for columns is distributed according to their relative widths."

The style:rel-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:column> 17.13.

The style:rel-width attribute has the data type relativeLength 18.3.28.

### 19.514.4 <style:footnote-sep>

The style:rel-width attribute specifies the length of the footnote separator line as a percentage of the body-text area.

The style:rel-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:footnote-sep> 17.4.

The style:rel-width attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.515 style:repeat

The style:repeat attribute specifies if an image can be repeated or stretched over an area.

The defined values for the style:repeat attribute are:

- •no-repeat: image should not be repeated.

- •repeat: image should be repeated.

- •stretch: image should be stretched over an area.

For a <style:background-image> 17.3 element the default value for this attribute is repeat.

The style:repeat attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:background-fill> 17.26 and <style:background-image> 17.3.

The values of the style:repeat attribute are no-repeat, repeat, stretch or scale.

## 19.516 style:rfc-language-tag

The style:rfc-language-tag attribute specifies a language identifier according to the rules of [RFC5646], or its successors.

It shall only be used if its value cannot be expressed as a valid combination of the fo:language 19.871, fo:script 19.242 and fo:country 19.234 attributes.

Note. Producers may choose to assist consumers that don't support the style:rfc-language-tag attribute by specifying fo:language, fo:script and fo:country attributes with values whose combination is otherwise invalid and whose interpretation is therefore implementation-dependent.

The style:rfc-language-tag attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2 and <text:bibliography-configuration> 16.31.6.

The style:rfc-language-tag attribute has the data type language 18.3.17.

## 19.517 style:style

The style:style attribute specifies the line style of a column separator line.

The defined values for the style:style attribute are:

- •none: no separator line.

- •dashed: dashed separator line.

- •dot-dashed: separator line whose repeating pattern is a dot followed by a dash.

- •dotted: dotted separator line.

- •solid: solid separator line.

The default value for this attribute is solid.

The style:style attribute is usable with the following element: <style:column-sep> 17.14.

The values of the style:style attribute are none, solid, dotted, dashed or dot-dashed.

## 19.518 style:style-name

The style:style-name attribute specifies the text style to apply to characters specified by a <style:drop-cap> element.

The style:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drop-cap> 17.9.

The style:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.519 style:type

### 19.519.1 General

The style:type attribute specifies a tab stop type.

### 19.519.2 <text:index-entry-tab-stop>

The style:type attribute specifies the type of a tab stop within an index entry template. If the value of this attribute is left, the style:position attribute shall also be present. Otherwise, this attribute shall be omitted.

The defined values for the style:type attribute are:

- •left: text is left aligned with a tab stop.

- •right: text is right aligned with a tab stop.

The style:type attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-entry-tab-stop> 8.13.6.

The values of the style:type attribute are right or left.

### 19.519.3 <style:tab-stop>

The style:type attribute specifies the type of a tab stop within paragraph formatting properties.

The defined values for the style:type attribute are:

- •center: text is centered on a tab stop.

- •char: character appears at a tab stop position.

- •left: text is left aligned with a tab stop.

- •right: text is right aligned with a tab stop.

For a <style:tab-stop> 17.8 element the default value for this attribute is left.

The style:type attribute is usable with the following element: <style:tab-stop> 17.8.

The values of the style:type attribute are left, center, right or char.

## 19.520 style:vertical-align

The style:vertical-align attribute specifies how to vertically align a line in a columned area. The value of this attribute can be either top, middle, or bottom.

The defined values for the style:vertical-align attribute are:

- •bottom: line is aligned with the bottom of a columned area.

- •middle: line is aligned with the middle of a columned area.

- •top: line is aligned with the top of a columned area.

For a <style:column-sep> element the default value for this attribute is top.

The style:vertical-align attribute is usable with the following element: <style:column-sep> 17.14.

The values of the style:vertical-align attribute are top, middle or bottom.

## 19.521 style:volatile

The style:volatile attribute specifies whether unused style in a document are retained or discarded by consumers.

The defined values for the style:volatile attribute are:

- •false: consumers should discard the unused styles.

- •true: consumers should keep unused styles.

The style:volatile attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:boolean-style> 16.29.24, <number:currency-style> 16.29.8, <number:date-style> 16.29.11, <number:number-style> 16.29.2, <number:percentage-style> 16.29.10, <number:text-style> 16.29.26 and <number:time-style> 16.29.19.

The style:volatile attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.522 style:width

### 19.522.1 General

The style:width attribute specifies a width.

### 19.522.2 <style:column-sep>

The style:width attribute specifies the width of a column separation.

The style:width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:column-sep> 17.14.

The style:width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.522.3 <style:footnote-sep>

The style:width attribute width or thickness of a line.

The style:width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:footnote-sep> 17.4.

The style:width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 19.523 svg:accent-height

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:accent-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:accent-height attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.524 svg:alphabetic

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:alphabetic attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:alphabetic attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.525 svg:ascent

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:ascent attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:ascent attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.526 svg:bbox

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:bbox attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:bbox attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.527 svg:cap-height

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:cap-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:cap-height attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.528 svg:cx

### 19.528.1 <draw:area-circle>

The svg:cx attribute defines the x-axis coordinate of the center of a circular image map area.

The svg:cx attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:area-circle> 10.4.13.4.

The svg:cx attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.528.2 <draw:circle>

See §9.3 of [SVG].

The svg:cx attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:circle> 10.3.8.

The svg:cx attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.528.3 <draw:ellipse>

See §9.4 of [SVG].

The svg:cx attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9.

The svg:cx attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.528.4 <svg:radialGradient>

See §13.3.2 of [SVG].

For a <svg:radialGradient> 16.42.3 element the default value for this attribute is 50%.

The svg:cx attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:radialGradient> 16.42.3.

The values of the svg:cx attribute are a value of type coordinate 18.3.10 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.529 svg:cy

### 19.529.1 <draw:area-circle>

The svg:cy attribute defines the y-axis coordinate of the center of a circular image map area.

The svg:cy attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:area-circle> 10.4.13.4.

The svg:cy attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.529.2 <draw:circle>

See §9.3 of [SVG].

The svg:cy attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:circle> 10.3.8.

The svg:cy attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.529.3 <draw:ellipse>

See §9.4 of [SVG].

The svg:cy attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9.

The svg:cy attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.529.4 <svg:radialGradient>

See §13.3.2 of [SVG].

For a <svg:radialGradient> 16.42.3 element the default value for this attribute is 50%.

The svg:cy attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:radialGradient> 16.42.3.

The values of the svg:cy attribute are a value of type coordinate 18.3.10 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.530 svg:d

See §8 of [SVG].

The svg:d attribute is usable with the following elements: <dr3d:extrude> 10.5.6, <dr3d:rotate> 10.5.7, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:contour-path> 10.4.11.3, <draw:marker> 16.42.8 and <draw:path> 10.3.7.

The svg:d attribute has the data type pathData 18.3.23.

## 19.531 svg:descent

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:descent attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:descent attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.532 svg:font-family

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:font-family attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:font-family attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.533 svg:font-size

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:font-size attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:font-size attribute has the data type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 19.534 svg:font-stretch

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:font-stretch attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The values of the svg:font-stretch attribute are normal, ultra-condensed, extra-condensed, condensed, semi-condensed, semi-expanded, expanded, extra-expanded or ultra-expanded.

## 19.535 svg:font-style

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:font-style attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The values of the svg:font-style attribute are normal, italic or oblique.

## 19.536 svg:font-variant

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:font-variant attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The values of the svg:font-variant attribute are normal or small-caps.

## 19.537 svg:font-weight

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:font-weight attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The values of the svg:font-weight attribute are normal, bold, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800 or 900.

## 19.538 svg:fx

See §13.2.3 of [SVG].

The svg:fx attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:radialGradient> 16.42.3.

The values of the svg:fx attribute are a value of type coordinate 18.3.10 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.539 svg:fy

See §13.2.3 of [SVG].

The svg:fy attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:radialGradient> 16.42.3.

The values of the svg:fy attribute are a value of type coordinate 18.3.10 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.540 svg:gradientTransform

See §13.2.2 and §13.2.3 of [SVG].

The svg:gradientTransform attribute is usable with the following elements: <svg:linearGradient> 16.42.2 and <svg:radialGradient> 16.42.3.

The svg:gradientTransform attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.541 svg:gradientUnits

See §13.2.2 and §13.2.3 of [SVG].

The default value for this attribute is objectBoundingBox.

The svg:gradientUnits attribute is usable with the following elements: <svg:linearGradient> 16.42.2 and <svg:radialGradient> 16.42.3.

The only value of the svg:gradientUnits attribute is objectBoundingBox.

## 19.542 svg:hanging

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:hanging attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:hanging attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.543 svg:height

### 19.543.1 <chart:chart>

The svg:height attribute defines the height of the entire chart. If it is omitted, the size of the chart is determined by the size of the window in which the chart is displayed.

The svg:height attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:chart> 11.1.

The svg:height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.543.2 <chart:legend>

The svg:height attribute defines the height of a legend.

The svg:height attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:legend> 11.4.

The svg:height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.543.3 <chart:coordinate-region>

The svg:height attribute defines the height of a positioning rectangle, see 11.3.

The svg:height attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:coordinate-region> 11.3.

The svg:height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.543.4 <chart:plot-area>

The svg:height attribute defines the height of the plot-area including axis labels.

The svg:height attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:plot-area> 11.5.

The svg:height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.543.5 <dr3d:scene>

The svg:height attribute specifies the height of the viewport.

The svg:height attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The svg:height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.543.6 <draw:area-polygon>

The svg:height attribute defines the height of a polygonal image map area's bounding box.

The svg:height attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5.

The svg:height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.543.7 <draw:area-rectangle>

The svg:height attribute defines the height of a rectangular image map area.

The svg:height attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:area-rectangle> 10.4.13.3.

The svg:height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.543.8 <draw:contour-polygon>, <draw:contour-path>

The svg:height attribute defines the height of a contour's bounding box.

The svg:height attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:contour-path> 10.4.11.3 and <draw:contour-polygon> 10.4.11.2.

The svg:height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.543.9 <draw:fill-image>

The svg:height attribute may be used to specify the height of a linked image. Its value is overridden by the height of the linked image resource.

Note: This attribute can be used to estimate the size of a fill image without loading the image data.

The svg:height attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:fill-image> 16.42.6.

The svg:height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.543.10 <draw:caption>, <draw:custom-shape>, <draw:circle>, <draw:control>, <draw:ellipse>, <draw:frame>, <draw:rect>, <draw:page-thumbnail>, <draw:path>, <draw:polygon>, <draw:polyline>, <draw:regular-polygon>

See §5.1.2 of [SVG]. For drawing shapes that have a non-rectangular shape, the length refers to the drawing shape's bounding box.

If the svg:width and svg:height attributes specify different values for a <draw:circle> element, the radius of the circle is derived from the smaller of the two values, and the circle is centered within the bounding box.

The svg:height attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2 and <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6.

The svg:height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.543.11 <office:annotation>

The svg:height attribute specifies the height of the rectangular which displays the annotation. Its meaning is the same as for a <draw:caption> element. See 19.575.12.

The svg:height attribute is usable with the following element: <office:annotation> 14.1.

The svg:height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.543.12 <presentation:placeholder>

See 19.575.12. Percentage values are relative to the height of the drawing page.

The svg:height attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:placeholder> 16.44.

The values of the svg:height attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.544 svg:ideographic

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:ideographic attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:ideographic attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.545 svg:mathematical

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:mathematical attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:mathematical attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.546 svg:name

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:name attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:font-face-name> 16.25.

The svg:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.547 svg:offset

See §13.2.4 of [SVG].

The svg:offset attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:stop> 16.42.4.

The values of the svg:offset attribute are a value of type double 18.2 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.548 svg:origin

See §19.2.12 of [SVG].

Note: SVG relies upon the definition of origin in SMIL, see: http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-smil-animation-20010904/#MotionOriginAttribute.

The svg:origin attribute is usable with the following element: <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5.

The svg:origin attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.549 svg:overline-position

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:overline-position attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:overline-position attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.550 svg:overline-thickness

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:overline-thickness attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:overline-thickness attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.551 svg:panose-1

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:panose-1 attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:panose-1 attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.552 svg:path

See §19.2.12 of [SVG].

The svg:path attribute is usable with the following element: <anim:animateMotion> 15.2.5.

The svg:path attribute has the data type pathData 18.3.23.

## 19.553 svg:r

### 19.553.1 <draw:area-circle>

The svg:r attribute defines the radius of a circular image map area.

The svg:r attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:area-circle> 10.4.13.4.

The svg:r attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.553.2 <draw:circle>

The svg:r attribute defines the radius of a circle. The use of this attribute is defined by §9.3 of [SVG].

Note: If a <draw:circle> element does not have a value for the svg:r attribute, then its svg:x, svg:y, svg:height, and svg:width attributes can be used to define the geometry of a circle.

The svg:r attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:circle> 10.3.8.

The svg:r attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.553.3 <svg:radialGradient>

See §13.2.3 of [SVG].

For a <svg:radialGradient> 16.42.3 element the default value for this attribute is 50%.

The svg:r attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:radialGradient> 16.42.3.

The values of the svg:r attribute are a value of type coordinate 18.3.10 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.554 svg:rx

See §9.4 of[SVG].

The svg:rx and svg:ry attributes can be used to round off the corners of a rectangle. The svg:rx attribute specifies the x-axis radius of the ellipse used to round off the corners of a rectangle. The svg:ry attribute specifies the y-axis radius of that ellipse. If only the svg:rx attribute is present then its value will be used for svg:ry. If only a svg:ry attribute is present then its value will be used for svg:rx.

For use of this attribute with <draw:rect> see §9.2 of [SVG].

For use of this attribute with <draw:ellipse> see §9.4 of [SVG].

The svg:rx attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The svg:rx attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 19.555 svg:ry

See §9.4 of [SVG].

The svg:rx and svg:ry attributes can be used to round off the corners of a rectangle. The svg:rx attribute specifies the x-axis radius of the ellipse used to round off the corners of a rectangle. The svg:ry attribute specifies the y-axis radius of that ellipse. If only the svg:rx attribute is present then its value will be used for svg:ry. If only a svg:ry attribute is present then its value will be used for svg:rx.

The svg:ry attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The svg:ry attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 19.556 svg:slope

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:slope attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:slope attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.557 svg:spreadMethod

See §13.2.2 and §13.2.3 of [SVG].

The default value for this attribute is pad.

The svg:spreadMethod attribute is usable with the following elements: <svg:linearGradient> 16.42.2 and <svg:radialGradient> 16.42.3.

The values of the svg:spreadMethod attribute are pad, reflect or repeat.

## 19.558 svg:stemh

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:stemh attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:stemh attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.559 svg:stemv

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:stemv attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:stemv attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.560 svg:stop-color

See §13.2.4 of [SVG].

The svg:stop-color attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:stop> 16.42.4.

The svg:stop-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 19.561 svg:stop-opacity

See §13.2.4 of [SVG].

The svg:stop-opacity attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:stop> 16.42.4.

The svg:stop-opacity attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 19.562 svg:strikethrough-position

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:strikethrough-position attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:strikethrough-position attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.563 svg:strikethrough-thickness

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:strikethrough-thickness attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:strikethrough-thickness attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.564 svg:string

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:string attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:font-face-format> 16.28.

The svg:string attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.565 svg:type

See §19.2.14 of [SVG].

The svg:type attribute is usable with the following element: <anim:animateTransform> 15.2.3.

The values of the svg:type attribute are translate, scale, rotate, skewX or skewY.

## 19.566 svg:underline-position

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:underline-position attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:underline-position attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.567 svg:underline-thickness

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:underline-thickness attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:underline-thickness attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.568 svg:unicode-range

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:unicode-range attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:unicode-range attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.569 svg:units-per-em

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:units-per-em attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:units-per-em attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.570 svg:v-alphabetic

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:v-alphabetic attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:v-alphabetic attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.571 svg:v-hanging

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:v-hanging attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:v-hanging attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.572 svg:v-ideographic

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:v-ideographic attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:v-ideographic attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.573 svg:v-mathematical

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:v-mathematical attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:v-mathematical attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.574 svg:viewBox

The svg:viewBox attribute specifies a rectangle in a local coordinate system of a shape. The syntax for using this attribute is the same as the [SVG] syntax. The value of the attribute are four numbers separated by white spaces, which define the left, top, width, and height of the rectangle. Such local coordinate system is used by the draw:points 19.206 and svg:d 19.530 attributes, as well as by the attributes of <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2 element and its child elements which specify coordinates. The svg:viewBox attribute and its value shall be present in case of the draw:points 19.206 and svg:d 19.530 attributes. The svg:viewBox attribute and its value shall be present in case of <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2, if there exists any position or length value without unit in its attributes or child elements.

The rectangle specified by the svg:viewBox attribute is mapped to the rectangle in the outer coordinate system, specified by the position and size attributes of the shape.

The svg:viewBox attribute is usable with the following elements: <dr3d:extrude> 10.5.6, <dr3d:rotate> 10.5.7, <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:contour-path> 10.4.11.3, <draw:contour-polygon> 10.4.11.2, <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2, <draw:marker> 16.42.8, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5 and <draw:polyline> 10.3.4.

The values of the svg:viewBox attribute are four white space separated values of type integer 18.2.

## 19.575 svg:width

### 19.575.1 <chart:chart>

The svg:width attribute defines the width of a chart. If it is omitted, the size of a chart is determined by the size of its <chart:chart> 11.1 document or its containing element in another document.

The svg:width attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:chart> 11.1.

The svg:width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.575.2 <chart:coordinate-region>

The svg:width attribute defines the width of a positioning rectangle, see 11.3.

The svg:width attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:coordinate-region> 11.3.

The svg:width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.575.3 <chart:floor>

The svg:width attribute defines the thickness of a floor.

The svg:width attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:floor> 11.8.

The svg:width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.575.4 <chart:legend>

The svg:width attribute defines the width of a legend.

The svg:width attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:legend> 11.4.

The svg:width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.575.5 <chart:plot-area>

The svg:width attribute defines the width of a plot-area including axis labels.

The svg:width attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:plot-area> 11.5.

The svg:width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.575.6 <chart:wall>

The svg:width attribute specifies the thickness of a wall for three-dimensional charts.

The svg:width attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:wall> 11.7.

The svg:width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.575.7 <dr3d:scene>

The svg:width attribute specifies the width of the viewport.

The svg:width attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The svg:width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.575.8 <draw:area-polygon>

The svg:width attribute defines the width of a polygonal image map area's bounding box.

The svg:width attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5.

The svg:width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.575.9 <draw:area-rectangle>

The svg:width attribute defines the width of a rectangular image map area.

The svg:width attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:area-rectangle> 10.4.13.3.

The svg:width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.575.10 <draw:contour-polygon>, <draw:contour-path>

The svg:width attribute defines the width of a contour's bounding box.

The svg:width attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:contour-path> 10.4.11.3 and <draw:contour-polygon> 10.4.11.2.

The svg:width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.575.11 <draw:fill-image>

The svg:width attribute may be used to specify the width of a linked image. Its value is overridden by the width of the linked image resource.

Note: This attribute can be used to estimate the size of a fill image without loading the image data.

The svg:width attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:fill-image> 16.42.6.

The svg:width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.575.12 <draw:caption>, <draw:custom-shape>, <draw:circle>, <draw:control>, <draw:ellipse>, <draw:frame>, <draw:rect>, <draw:page-thumbnail>, <draw:path>, <draw:polygon>, <draw:polyline>, <draw:regular-polygon>

See §5.1.2 of [SVG]. For drawing shapes that have a non-rectangular shape, the length refers to the drawing shape's bounding box.

If the svg:width and svg:height 19.234 attributes specify different values for a <draw:circle> element, the radius of the circle is derived from the smaller of the two values, and the circle is centered within the bounding box.

The svg:width attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2 and <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6.

The svg:width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.575.13 <office:annotation>

The svg:width attribute specifies the width of the rectangular which displays the annotation. Its meaning is the same as for a <draw:caption> element. See 19.575.12.

The svg:width attribute is usable with the following element: <office:annotation> 14.1.

The svg:width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 19.575.14 <presentation:placeholder>

See 19.575.12. Percentage values are relative to the width of the drawing page.

The svg:width attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:placeholder> 16.44.

The values of the svg:width attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.576 svg:widths

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:widths attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:widths attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.577 svg:x

### 19.577.1 <chart:coordinate-region>

The svg:x attribute specifies the horizontal distance of the upper left corner of the <chart:coordinate-region> element from the upper left corner of the <chart:chart> element.

The svg:x attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:coordinate-region> 11.3.

The svg:x attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.577.2 <chart:data-label>, <chart:equation>, <chart:footer>, <chart:legend>, <chart:plot-area>, <chart:subtitle>, <chart:title>

The svg:x attribute specifies the horizontal distance of the upper-left corner of the given element from the upper-left corner of the <chart:chart> element.

The svg:x attribute is usable with the following elements: <chart:data-label> 11.15, <chart:equation> 11.19, <chart:footer> 11.2.3, <chart:legend> 11.4, <chart:plot-area> 11.5, <chart:subtitle> 11.2.2 and <chart:title> 11.2.1.

The svg:x attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.577.3 <draw:area-polygon>

The svg:x attribute defines the x-axis coordinate of a polygonal image map area's bounding box.

The svg:x attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5.

The svg:x attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.577.4 <draw:area-rectangle>

The svg:x attribute defines the x-axis coordinate of a rectangular image map area.

The svg:x attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:area-rectangle> 10.4.13.3.

The svg:x attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.577.5 <dr3d:scene>

The svg:x attribute specifies the horizontal position of the left edge of the viewport.

The svg:x attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The svg:x attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.577.6 <draw:caption>, <draw:custom-shape>, <draw:circle>, <draw:control>, <draw:ellipse>, <draw:frame>, <draw:rect>, <draw:page-thumbnail>, <draw:path>, <draw:polygon>, <draw:polyline>, <draw:regular-polygon>

See §5.1.2 of [SVG]. For drawing shapes that have a non-rectangular shape, the coordinate refers to the drawing shape's bounding box.

The svg:x attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2 and <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6.

The svg:x attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.577.7 <draw:glue-point>

The svg:x attribute specifies the horizontal position of the glue point. The coordinate is either a percentage value relative to the drawing shape's center measured horizontally, or, if the draw:align 19.111 attribute is also specified, an absolute distance value relative to the edge specified by the draw:align attribute.

The svg:x attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16.

The values of the svg:x attribute are a value of type distance 18.3.15 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

### 19.577.8 <office:annotation>

The svg:x attribute specifies the horizontal position of an annotation. Its meaning is the same as for a <draw:caption> element. See 19.577.6.

The svg:x attribute is usable with the following element: <office:annotation> 14.1.

The svg:x attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.577.9 <presentation:placeholder>

See 19.577.6. Percentage values are relative to the height of the drawing page.

The svg:x attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:placeholder> 16.44.

The values of the svg:x attribute are a value of type coordinate 18.3.10 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.578 svg:x1

### 19.578.1 <draw:connector>, <draw:line> and <draw:measure>

See §9.5 of [SVG].

The svg:x1 attribute may be omitted on <draw:connector> elements when the connector is connected to a shape by a draw:start-shape 19.217 attribute. The start position then is the position of the glue point to which the connector is connected.

The svg:x1 attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:line> 10.3.3 and <draw:measure> 10.3.12.

The svg:x1 attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.578.2 <svg:linearGradient>

See §13.3.2 of [SVG].

For a <svg:linearGradient> 16.42.2 element the default value for this attribute is 0%.

The svg:x1 attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:linearGradient> 16.42.2.

The values of the svg:x1 attribute are a value of type coordinate 18.3.10 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.579 svg:x2

### 19.579.1 <draw:connector>, <draw:line> and <draw:measure>

See §9.5 of [SVG].

The svg:x2 attribute may be omitted on <draw:connector> elements when the connector is connected to a shape by a draw:end-shape 19.144 attribute. The end position then is the position of the glue point to which the connector is connected.

The svg:x2 attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:line> 10.3.3 and <draw:measure> 10.3.12.

The svg:x2 attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.579.2 <svg:linearGradient>

See §13.3.2 of [SVG].

For a <svg:linearGradient> 16.42.2 element the default value for this attribute is 100%.

The svg:x2 attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:linearGradient> 16.42.2.

The values of the svg:x2 attribute are a value of type coordinate 18.3.10 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.580 svg:x-height

See §20.8.3 of [SVG].

The svg:x-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:font-face> 16.23.

The svg:x-height attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.581 svg:y

### 19.581.1 <chart:coordinate-region>

The svg:y attribute specifies the vertical distance of the upper left corner of the <chart:coordinate-region> element from the upper left-corner of the <chart:chart> element.

The svg:y attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:coordinate-region> 11.3.

The svg:y attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.581.2 <chart:data-label>, <chart:equation>, <chart:footer>, <chart:legend>, <chart:plot-area>, <chart:subtitle>, <chart:title>

The svg:y attribute specifies the vertical distance of the upper-left corner of the given element from the upper-left corner of the <chart:chart> element.

The svg:y attribute is usable with the following elements: <chart:data-label> 11.15, <chart:equation> 11.19, <chart:footer> 11.2.3, <chart:legend> 11.4, <chart:plot-area> 11.5, <chart:subtitle> 11.2.2 and <chart:title> 11.2.1.

The svg:y attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.581.3 <draw:area-polygon>

The svg:y attribute defines the y-axis coordinate of a polygonal image map area's bounding box.

The svg:y attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5.

The svg:y attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.581.4 <draw:area-rectangle>

The svg:y attributes defines the y-axis coordinate of a rectangular image map area.

The svg:y attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:area-rectangle> 10.4.13.3.

The svg:y attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.581.5 <dr3d:scene>

The svg:y attribute specifies the vertical position of the top edge of the viewport.

The svg:y attribute is usable with the following element: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2.

The svg:y attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.581.6 <draw:caption>, <draw:custom-shape>, <draw:circle>, <draw:control>, <draw:ellipse>, <draw:frame>, <draw:g>, <draw:rect>, <draw:page-thumbnail>, <draw:path>, <draw:polygon>, <draw:polyline>, <draw:regular-polygon>

See §5.1.2 of [SVG]. For drawing shapes that have a non-rectangular shape, the coordinate refers to the drawing shape's bounding box.

The svg:y attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2 and <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6.

The svg:y attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.581.7 <draw:glue-point>

The svg:y attribute specifies the vertical position of the glue point. The coordinate is either a percentage value relative to the drawing shape's center measured vertically, or, if the draw:align 19.111 attribute is also specified, an absolute distance value relative to the edge specified by the draw:align attribute.

The svg:y attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:glue-point> 10.3.16.

The values of the svg:y attribute are a value of type distance 18.3.15 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

### 19.581.8 <office:annotation>

The svg:y attribute specifies the position where the annotation is displayed. Its meaning is the same as for a <draw:caption> element. See 19.577.6.

The svg:y attribute is usable with the following element: <office:annotation> 14.1.

The svg:y attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.581.9 <presentation:placeholder>

See 19.581.6. Percentage values are relative to the height of the drawing page.

The svg:y attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:placeholder> 16.44.

The values of the svg:y attribute are a value of type coordinate 18.3.10 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.582 svg:y1

### 19.582.1 <draw:connector>, <draw:line> and <draw:measure>

See §9.5 of [SVG].

The svg:y1 attribute may be omitted on <draw:connector> elements when the connector is connected to a shape by a draw:start-shape 19.217 attribute. The start position then is the position of the glue point to which the connector is connected.

The svg:y1 attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:line> 10.3.3 and <draw:measure> 10.3.12.

The svg:y1 attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.582.2 <svg:linearGradient>

See §13.3.2 of [SVG].

For a <svg:linearGradient> 16.42.2 element the default value for this attribute is 0%.

The svg:y1 attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:linearGradient> 16.42.2.

The values of the svg:y1 attribute are a value of type coordinate 18.3.10 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.583 svg:y2

### 19.583.1 <draw:connector>, <draw:line> and <draw:measure>

See §9.5 of [SVG].

The svg:y2 attribute may be omitted on <draw:connector> elements when the connector is connected to a shape by a draw:end-shape 19.144 attribute. The end position then is the position of the glue point to which the connector is connected.

The svg:y2 attribute is usable with the following elements: <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:line> 10.3.3 and <draw:measure> 10.3.12.

The svg:y2 attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 19.583.2 <svg:linearGradient>

See §13.3.2 of [SVG].

For a <svg:linearGradient> 16.42.2 element the default value for this attribute is 100%.

The svg:y2 attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:linearGradient> 16.42.2.

The values of the svg:y2 attribute are a value of type coordinate 18.3.10 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.584 table:acceptance-state

The table:acceptance-state attribute specifies whether a tracked change has been accepted or rejected already, or whether an acceptance or rejection is still pending.

The defined values for the table:acceptance-state attribute are:

- •accepted: a tracked change has been accepted.

- •pending: a tracked change is pending approval or rejection.

- •rejected: a tracked change has been rejected.

The default value for this attribute is pending.

The table:acceptance-state attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:cell-content-change> 9.9.17, <table:deletion> 9.9.9, <table:insertion> 9.9.3 and <table:movement> 9.9.13.

The values of the table:acceptance-state attribute are accepted, rejected or pending.

## 19.585 table:algorithm

The table:algorithm attribute specifies the algorithm used to compare sort keys. To avoid name conflicts between different consumers, the name of the algorithm should begin with a namespace prefix, followed by a “:” (U+003A, COLON) separator.

The table:algorithm attribute is usable with the following element: <table:sort> 9.4.19.

The table:algorithm attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.586 table:add-empty-lines

The table:add-empty-lines attribute specifies whether an empty row is inserted in the data pilot table after the data (including the subtotals) for each member of the field.

The defined values for the table:add-empty-lines attribute are:

- •false: an empty line should not be inserted after the data for a member, including any subtotal of that member.

- •true: an empty line should not be inserted after the data for a member, including any subtotal of that member.

The table:add-empty-lines attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-layout-info> 9.6.15.

The table:add-empty-lines attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.587 table:allow-empty-cell

The table:allow-empty-cell attribute specifies whether a cell can be empty.

The defined values for the table:allow-empty-cell attribute are:

- •false: cell cannot be empty.

- •true: cell can be empty.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The table:allow-empty-cell attribute is usable with the following element: <table:content-validation> 9.4.5.

The table:allow-empty-cell attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.588 table:application-data

The table:application-data attribute specifies extra information about a data pilot table, which can be used by a consumer. This data shall not influence the behavior of the data pilot.

The table:application-data attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-table> 9.6.3.

The table:application-data attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.589 table:automatic-find-labels

The table:automatic-find-labels attribute specifies whether a consumer should attempt to find labels of rows and columns.

The defined values for the table:automatic-find-labels attribute are:

- •false: consumers should not attempt to find labels of rows and columns.

- •true: consumers should attempt find labels of rows and columns.

Note: The table:automatic-find-labels attribute enables the use of the automatic lookup of labels capability defined by OpenFormula. OpenFormula, 5.10.2. (*update*)

The default value for this attribute is true.

The table:automatic-find-labels attribute is usable with the following element: <table:calculation-settings> 9.4.1.

The table:automatic-find-labels attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.590 table:base-cell-address

The table:base-cell-address attribute specifies the address of the base cell for relative addresses in formulas that occur within a condition. This attribute is only necessary when the condition contains a formula. The value of this attribute shall be an absolute cell address that contains a table name. The dollar signs “$” (U+0024, DOLLAR SIGN) that indicate an absolute address may be omitted.

The table:base-cell-address attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:content-validation> 9.4.5, <table:named-expression> 9.4.13 and <table:named-range> 9.4.12.

The table:base-cell-address attribute has the data type cellAddress 18.3.4.

## 19.591 table:bind-styles-to-content

The table:bind-styles-to-content attribute specifies whether cells retain their style after a subtotal calculation. This attribute is only evaluated if a <table:sort-groups> element is present.

The defined values for the table:bind-styles-to-content attribute are:

- •false: cells need not retain their style after a subtotal calculation.

- •true: cells should retain their style after a subtotal calculation.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The table:bind-styles-to-content attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:sort> 9.4.19 and <table:subtotal-rules> 9.4.21.

The table:bind-styles-to-content attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.592 table:border-color

The table:border-color attribute specifies the color of a border that is displayed around a scenario that belongs to a scenario table.

The table:border-color attribute is usable with the following element: <table:scenario> 9.2.7.

The table:border-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 19.593 table:buttons

The table:buttons attribute specifies the cells in a data pilot table that should be displayed as buttons to trigger interactive operations on the table such as changing the order of columns. Its value is a list of white-space-separated cell-addresses. The value of this attribute shall be an absolute cell address that contains a table name. The dollar signs “$” (U+0024, DOLLAR SIGN) that indicate an absolute address may be omitted.

The table:buttons attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-table> 9.6.3.

The table:buttons attribute has the data type cellRangeAddressList 18.3.6.

## 19.594 table:case-sensitive

The table:case-sensitive attribute specifies whether to distinguish between upper and lower case when comparing, sorting or filtering content.

That attribute is only evaluated if the operations take place on strings.

The defined values for the table:case-sensitive attribute are:

- •false: upper and lower case are not distinguished when comparing, sorting or filtering content.

- •true: upper and lower case are distinguished when comparing, sorting or filtering content.

For a <table:calculation-settings> 9.4.1 element the default value for this attribute is true.

For <table:filter-condition> 9.5.5, <table:sort> 9.4.19 and <table:subtotal-rules> 9.4.21 elements the default value for this attribute is false.

The table:case-sensitive attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:calculation-settings> 9.4.1, <table:filter-condition> 9.5.5, <table:sort> 9.4.19 and <table:subtotal-rules> 9.4.21.

The table:case-sensitive attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.595 table:cell-address

The table:cell-address attribute specifies the original address of a cell used in a calculation.

The table:cell-address attribute is usable with the following element: <table:change-track-table-cell> 9.9.16.

The table:cell-address attribute has the data type cellAddress 18.3.4.

## 19.596 table:cell-range

The table:cell-range attribute specifies a list of ranges of cells.

The table:cell-range attribute is usable with the following elements: <chart:footer> 11.2.3, <chart:subtitle> 11.2.2 and <chart:title> 11.2.1.

The table:cell-range attribute has the data type cellRangeAddressList 18.3.6.

## 19.597 table:cell-range-address

### 19.597.1 General

The table:cell-range-address attribute specifies a range of cells or a list of ranges of cells.

### 19.597.2 <chart:categories>

The table:cell-range-address attribute specifies the source from which the category labels are taken. If this attribute or the <chart:categories> element is omitted the chart:data-source-has-labels 19.17 attribute of the <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element should be evaluated.

The table:cell-range-address attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:categories> 11.10.

The table:cell-range-address attribute has the data type cellRangeAddressList 18.3.6.

### 19.597.3 <chart:domain> - bubble

The table:cell-range-address attribute specifies the x and y-coordinate values for bubble charts when the chart:class 11.5 attribute of its parent <chart:series> 11.12 element has the value chart:bubble.

The table:cell-range-address attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:domain> 11.13.

The table:cell-range-address attribute has the data type cellRangeAddressList 18.3.6.

### 19.597.4 <chart:domain>- scatter

The table:cell-range-address attribute specifies the x-coordinate values for scatter charts when the chart:class 19.15 attribute of its parent <chart:series> 11.12 element has the value chart:scatter.

The table:cell-range-address attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:domain> 11.13.

The table:cell-range-address attribute has the data type cellRangeAddressList 18.3.6.

### 19.597.5 <chart:domain> - surface

The table:cell-range-address attribute of the first <chart:domain> element specifies the y-coordinate values and the table:cell-range-address attribute of the second <chart:domain> element specifies the x-coordinate values for surface charts when the chart:class 19.15 attribute of its parent <chart:series> 11.12 element has the value chart:surface and the chart:values-cell-range-address 19.28 attribute of this <chart:series> element specifies a range with more than one row and more than one column.

The table:cell-range-address attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:domain> 11.13.

The table:cell-range-address attribute has the data type cellRangeAddressList 18.3.6.

### 19.597.6 <chart:plot-area> (removed)

### 19.597.7 <table:highlighted-range>

The table:cell-range-address attribute specifies the address of a range that is highlighted.

The table:cell-range-address attribute is usable with the following element: <table:highlighted-range> 9.3.4.

The table:cell-range-address attribute has the data type cellRangeAddress 18.3.5.

### 19.597.8 <table:named-range>

The table:cell-range-address attribute specifies the address of a named range. The address can be either absolute or relative. If the cell range address is relative, the parent <table:named-range> element shall have a table:base-cell-address 19.590 attribute with a value. A relative cell address defines an offset which shall be interpreted relative to the cell where the named range is used. The offset is the same as the offsets between the table cell addressed by the relative cell range address and the table cell specified by the table:base-cell-address attribute.

The table:cell-range-address attribute is usable with the following element: <table:named-range> 9.4.12.

The table:cell-range-address attribute has the data type cellRangeAddress 18.3.5.

### 19.597.9 <table:source-cell-range>

The table:cell-range-address attribute specifies the cell range containing the source data. The value of this attribute shall be an absolute cell address that contains a table name. The dollar signs “$” (U+0024, DOLLAR SIGN) that indicate an absolute address may be omitted. If a table:name 19.677 attribute on an element specifies a named range, the cell range specified by the table:cell-range 19.596 attribute on the same element, shall match the cell range specified by the named range.

The table:cell-range-address attribute is usable with the following element: <table:source-cell-range> 9.6.5.

The table:cell-range-address attribute has the data type cellRangeAddress 18.3.5.

The table:cell-range-address attribute has the data type cellRangeAddress 18.3.5.

## 19.598 table:column

The table:column attribute specifies the column number of a cell.

The table:column attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:cell-address> 9.9.18, <table:source-range-address> 9.9.14 and <table:target-range-address> 9.9.15.

The table:column attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.599 table:comment

The table:comment attribute specifies a comment about a scenario.

The table:comment attribute is usable with the following element: <table:scenario> 9.2.7.

The table:comment attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.600 table:condition

The table:condition attribute specifies a condition that is used to validate the value of a table cell. When evaluation of the condition results in false, any action taken is determine by the other attributes and child elements of the <table:content-validation> element.

Note: Possible actions include presentation of a message, triggering an event, and performance of a script, with or without invalidating the value. The table:allow-empty-cell 19.587 attribute value influences whether the table:condition is applicable.

The value of this attribute should be a namespace prefix, followed by a ":" (U+003A, COLON), followed by Boolean expression. If the namespace prefix is missing the namespace defaults to the "urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:of:1.2" namespace. The XML namespace that applies to the table:condition attribute specifies the syntax and semantics of the expression occurrences in the table:condition syntax.

Note: The value of the table:base-cell-address 19.590 attribute of the <table:content-validation> 9.4.5 element can influence how references are resolved in an expression anywhere within the defined conditions.

An OpenDocument Consumer when hosting a formula evaluator makes available the host-dependent properties defined by Table 17 Host-dependent Properties in 19.646.

The defined conditions are:

- •cell-content-text-length() op value, where op is one of the relational operators ””<”,“>”, ”<=”, ”>=”, ”=” or “!=”: true if the length of the cell's text compared to the value specified in the condition by value using the relational operator op evaluates to true.

- •cell-content-text-length-is-between(value1, value2): true if the length of the cell's text is between value1 and value2.

- •cell-content-text-length-is-not-between(value1, value2): true if the length of the cell's text is not between value1 and value2.

- •cell-content-is-in-list(list), where list is one or more string entries, separated by ”;” (U+003B, SEMICOLON), or an expression: true if the cell's content is in list.

- •cell-content-is-decimal-number() and condition, where condition is one of the value conditions below: true if the cell has a numeric value and condition is true.

- •cell-content-is-whole-number() and condition, where condition is one of the value conditions below: true if the cell's cell has a whole-number value and condition is true.

- •cell-content-is-date() and condition, where condition is one of the value conditions below: true if the cell has a date value and condition is true.

- •cell-content-is-time() and condition, where condition is one of the value conditions below: true if the cell has a time value and condition is true.

- •is-true-formula(expression): true if evaluation of the expression yields a value that converts to logical type value true in the semantics for the expression; false otherwise.

The defined value conditions are:

- •cell-content() op value, where op is one of the relational operators ”<”, ”>”, ”<=”, ”>=”, ”=” or ”!=”: true if the cell's value compared to the value specified in the condition by value using the relational operator op evaluates to true.

- •cell-content-is-between(value1, value2): true if the cell's value is between value1 and value2.

- •cell-content-is-not-between(value1, value2): true if the cell's value is not between value1 and value2.

- •is-true-formula(expression): true if evaluation of the expression yields a value that converts to logical value true in the semantics for the expression; false otherwise.

Within the conditions:

- •value, value1 and value2 are a numberValue, a string or an expression.

- •numberValue is a whole or decimal number in the lexical form of the [xmlschema-2] decimal datatype.

- •string expresses a value of the [xmlschema-2] string datatype by surrounding the sequence of string characters in quotation marks (U+0022, QUOTATION MARK). A quotation mark within the string itself is expressed with two consecutive quotation marks.

- •expression is a lexical form that is neither numberValue nor string and that is a well-formed expression determined by the namespace applicable to the table:condition value.

The table:condition attribute is usable with the following element: <table:content-validation> 9.4.5.

The table:condition attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.601 table:condition-source

The table:condition-source attribute specifies whether the condition is contained in a filter or encoded in a cell range.

The defined values for the table:condition-source attribute are:

- •cell-range: condition encoded into the cell range specified by a table:condition-source-range-address 19.602 attribute.

- •self: condition specified by the <table:filter> element's child elements.

The default value for this attribute is self.

The table:condition-source attribute is usable with the following element: <table:filter> 9.5.2.

The values of the table:condition-source attribute are self or cell-range.

## 19.602 table:condition-source-range-address

The table:condition-source-range-address attribute specifies a cell range that contains encoded conditions. The first row of the cell range shall contain the labels of the columns whose content should be filtered. The following rows contain conditions that have to evaluate to true for the cells contained in the columns. The conditions in each row are connected by an “and” operation, while the rows are connected by an “or” operation. This means that a row is of the source table is displayed if there is at least one row in the condition range where all conditions evaluate to true if they are applied to the columns specified in the first row of the condition range.

The table:condition-source-range-address attribute is usable with the following element: <table:filter> 9.5.2.

The table:condition-source-range-address attribute has the data type cellRangeAddress 18.3.5.

## 19.603 table:contains-error

The table:contains-error attribute specifies whether a cell range contains an error at the point of evaluation.

The defined values for the table:contains-error attribute are:

- •false: cell range contains no error at point of evaluation.

- •true: cell range contains an error at point of evaluation.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:contains-error attribute is usable with the following element: <table:highlighted-range> 9.3.4.

The table:contains-error attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.604 table:contains-header

The table:contains-header attribute specifies whether the content of a database range's first row or column defines labels which may be used to reference a whole row or column.

The defined values for the table:contains-header attribute are:

- •false: the first row or column of the database range does not define labels.

- •true: the first row or column of the database range defines labels.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The table:contains-header attribute is usable with the following element: <table:database-range> 9.4.15.

The table:contains-header attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.605 table:content-validation-name

The table:content-validation-name attribute specifies the name of a validity check.

The value of this attribute is a name found in the table:name 19.677 attribute of a <table:content-validation> 9.4.5 element. If this attribute is not present, a cell may have arbitrary content.

The table:content-validation-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5 and <table:table-cell> 9.1.4.

The table:content-validation-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.606 table:copy-back

The table:copy-back attribute specifies whether data is copied back into a scenario table if another scenario is activated.

The defined values for the table:copy-back attribute are:

- •false: data is not copied back into a scenario table if another scenario is activated.

- •true: data copied back into a scenario table if another scenario is activated.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The table:copy-back attribute is usable with the following element: <table:scenario> 9.2.7.

The table:copy-back attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.607 table:copy-formulas

The table:copy-formulas attribute specifies whether formulas are copied from a scenario table to a destination table.

The defined values for the table:copy-formulas attribute are:

- •false: only values resulting from formulas are copied.

- •true: formulas are copied.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The table:copy-formulas attribute is usable with the following element: <table:scenario> 9.2.7.

The table:copy-formulas attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.608 table:copy-styles

The table:copy-styles attribute specifies whether styles are copied from a scenario table to a destination table together with the data.

The defined values for the table:copy-styles attribute are:

- •false: styles are not copied with data.

- •true: styles are copied with data.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The table:copy-styles attribute is usable with the following element: <table:scenario> 9.2.7.

The table:copy-styles attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.609 table:count

The table:count attribute specifies the count of inserted rows, columns or tables.

The default value for this attribute is 1.

The table:count attribute is usable with the following element: <table:insertion> 9.9.3.

The table:count attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.610 table:country

The table:country attribute specifies the country information for the natural language in which comparisons will occur.

The table:country attribute is usable with the following element: <table:sort> 9.4.19.

The table:country attribute has the data type countryCode 18.3.11.

## 19.611 table:data-field

The table:data-field attribute specifies the data field whose values are taken into account.

The table:data-field attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:data-pilot-display-info> 9.6.13 and <table:data-pilot-sort-info> 9.6.14.

The table:data-field attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.612 table:data-cell-range-address

The table:data-cell-range-address attribute specifies the cell range address of data.

The table:data-cell-range-address attribute is usable with the following element: <table:label-range> 9.4.9.

The table:data-cell-range-address attribute has the data type cellRangeAddress 18.3.5.

## 19.613 table:database-name

A table:database-name attribute specifies the name of an SQL database for the importation of data.

The table:database-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:database-source-query> 9.4.18, <table:database-source-sql> 9.4.16 and <table:database-source-table> 9.4.17.

The table:database-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.614 table:database-table-name

A table:database-table-name attribute specifies a database table for the importation of data.

The table:database-table-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:database-source-table> 9.4.17.

The table:database-table-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.615 table:data-type

### 19.615.1 General

The table:data-type attribute specifies a data type for tables.

### 19.615.2 <table:filter-condition>

The table:data-type attribute specifies whether a comparison shall take place as text, numeric values, or as color.

The defined values for the table:data-type attribute are:

- •number: comparison as numeric values.

- •text: comparison as text values.

- •text-color: comparison based on the text color. The value "window-font-color" specifies the default text color, as specified in style:use-window-font-color 20.395. Text color assigned by data styles 16.29 is not considered.

- •data-style-color: comparison based on the text color applied by a data style 16.29. The value "window-font-color" specifies the default text color, as specified in style:use-window-font-color 20.395.

- •background-color: comparison based on the cell background color, as determined by the applicable <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18 element.

A <table:filter-condition> 9.5.5 element that is a descendant of <table:data-pilot-table> 9.6.3 and has a table:data-type attribute with value text-color, data-style-color or background-color is ignored.

For a <table:filter-condition> 9.5.5 element the default value for this attribute is text.

The table:data-type attribute is usable with the following element: <table:filter-condition> 9.5.5.

The values of the table:data-type attribute are text or number.

The values of the table:data-type attribute are text-color or data-style-color.

The only value of the table:data-type attribute is background-color.

### 19.615.3 <table:sort-by>

The table:data-type attribute specifies the data type of a field to be sorted.

The defined values for the table:data-type attribute are:

- •automatic: consumer determines the type of data in a field.

- •number: numeric data type.

- •text: text data type.

- •a value of type string (name of a user-defined sort order, implementation-dependent)

For a <table:sort-by> 9.4.20 element the default value for this attribute is automatic.

The table:data-type attribute is usable with the following element: <table:sort-by> 9.4.20.

The values of the table:data-type attribute are text, number, automatic or a value of type string 18.2.

### 19.615.4 <table:sort-groups>

The table:data-type attribute specifies the data type of a field to be sorted.

If the attribute value is automatic, the consumer shall determine what type of data is in the field. User-defined sort orders are implementation specific.

The defined values for the table:data-type attribute are:

- •automatic: consumer determines the type of data in a field.

- •number: numeric data type.

- •text: text data type.

- •a value of type string (name of a user-defined sort order, implementation-dependent)

For a <table:sort-groups> 9.4.22 element the default value for this attribute is automatic.

The table:data-type attribute is usable with the following element: <table:sort-groups> 9.4.22.

The values of the table:data-type attribute are text, number, automatic or a value of type string 18.2.

## 19.616 table:date-end

The table:date-end attribute specifies the end value for a grouping of date values.

All values that are higher than the end value are contained in a single group, while values that are equal to or lower than the end value are grouped as specified by the table:grouped-by 19.650 and table:step 19.650 attributes.

The defined values for the table:date-end attribute are:

- •auto: the highest value of the field is taken as the end value.

- •a value of type dateOrDateTime 18.3.14.

The table:date-end attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-groups> 9.6.17.

The values of the table:date-end attribute are a value of type dateOrDateTime 18.3.14 or auto.

## 19.617 table:date-start

The table:date-start attribute specifies the start value for a grouping of date values.

The defined values for the table:date-start attribute are:

- •auto: the lowest value of the field is used as the start value.

- •a value of type dateOrDateTime: 18.3.14

The table:date-start attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-groups> 9.6.17.

The values of the table:date-start attribute are a value of type dateOrDateTime 18.3.14 or auto.

## 19.618 table:date-value

The table:date-value attribute specifies the null date. The null date is the date that results in the value “0” if a date value is converted into a numeric value.

The default value for this attribute is 1899-12-30.

The table:date-value attribute is usable with the following element: <table:null-date> 9.4.2.

The table:date-value attribute has the data type date 18.2.

## 19.619 table:default-cell-style-name

The table:default-cell-style-name attribute specifies a default cell style. Cells defined by a <table:table-cell> 18.3.14 element that do not have a table:style-name 19.730 attribute value use the specified default cell style.

If an individual cell has a default style specified by a table:default-cell-style-name attribute on a <table:table-column> element and by a style:default-cell-style-name on a <table:table-row> element, the default style specified by the <table:table-row> element shall be applied to the cell and the default style specified by the <table:table-column> element shall be ignored.

The table:default-cell-style-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:table-column> 9.1.6 and <table:table-row> 9.1.3.

The table:default-cell-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.620 table:direction

The table:direction attribute specifies the direction of a relation between a cell and a highlighted range.

The defined values for the table:direction attribute are:

- •from-another-table: relationship begins at another table.

- •from-same-table: relationship begins at the same table.

- •to-another-table: relationship ends at another table.

The table:direction attribute is usable with the following element: <table:highlighted-range> 9.3.4.

The values of the table:direction attribute are from-another-table, to-another-table or from-same-table.

## 19.621 table:display

The table:display attribute specifies whether a component of a table is displayed.

The defined values for the table:display attribute are:

- •false: component is not displayed.

- •true: component is displayed.

Components of a table for the table:display attribute are: <table:data-pilot-member> 9.6.12, <table:error-message> 9.4.7, <table:help-message> 9.4.6, <table:table-column-group> 9.1.10 and <table:table-row-group> 9.1.9.

For <table:table-column-group> 9.1.10 and <table:table-row-group> 9.1.9 elements the default value for this attribute is true.

For <table:error-message> 9.4.7 and <table:help-message> 9.4.6 elements the default value for this attribute is false.

For <table:data-pilot-member> 9.6.12 the default value for this attribute is true.

The table:display attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:data-pilot-member> 9.6.12, <table:error-message> 9.4.7, <table:help-message> 9.4.6, <table:table-column-group> 9.1.10 and <table:table-row-group> 9.1.9.

The table:display attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.622 table:display-border

The table:display-border attribute specifies whether to display a border around a scenario that belongs to a scenario table.

The defined values for the table:display-border attribute are:

- •false: border is not displayed.

- •true: border is displayed.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The table:display-border attribute is usable with the following element: <table:scenario> 9.2.7.

The table:display-border attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.623 table:display-duplicates

The table:display-duplicates attribute specifies whether to display duplicate matches in a result.

The defined values for the table:display-duplicates attribute are:

- •false: duplicate matches not displayed in results.

- •true: duplicate matches displayed in results.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The table:display-duplicates attribute is usable with the following element: <table:filter> 9.5.2.

The table:display-duplicates attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.624 table:display-filter-buttons

The table:display-filter-buttons attribute specifies whether to display filter buttons. Filter buttons are list box controls displayed in the label cells whose list entries are the values that exist in the labeled row or column. Selecting one of these entries is the equivalent of applying a filter to the database range that selects all row or columns where the cells in the labeled row or column have the selected value.

The defined values for the table:display-filter-buttons attribute are:

- •false: filter buttons are not displayed.

- •true: filter buttons are displayed.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:display-filter-buttons attribute is usable with the following element: <table:database-range> 9.4.15.

The table:display-filter-buttons attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.625 table:display-list

The table:display-list attribute specifies whether a list of values that occurs within a condition is displayed when a user is entering a cell value.

The defined values for the table:display-list attribute are:

- •none: the list values are not displayed.

- •sort-ascending: the list values are displayed in ascending order.

- •unsorted: the list values are displayed in the order they occur in the condition.

The default value for this attribute is unsorted.

The table:display-list attribute is usable with the following element: <table:content-validation> 9.4.5.

The values of the table:display-list attribute are none, unsorted or sort-ascending.

## 19.626 table:display-member-mode

The table:display-member-mode attribute specifies whether the value count specified by table:member-count 19.730 attribute should be taken from the top or from the bottom of a data field's column.

The defined values for the table:display-member-mode attribute are:

- •from-bottom: the value count is taken from the bottom of a data field’s column.

- •From-top: the value count is taken from the top of a data field’s column.

The table:display-member-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-display-info> 9.6.13.

The values of the table:display-member-mode attribute are from-top or from-bottom.

## 19.627 table:drill-down-on-double-click

The table:drill-down-on-double-click attribute specifies how the data pilot table reacts to a double-click 19.406 in the data pilot table. A double click other than as specified in a data pilot table has no effect.

The defined values for the table:drill-down-on-double-click attribute are:

- •false: a double click on a member label or the empty area next to it starts the edit mode of the table cell, like for cells outside of the data pilot table.

  Note: This can be used to rename group fields or members.

- •true: a double click on a member label or the empty area next to it shows or hides details for that member.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The table:drill-down-on-double-click attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-table> 9.6.3.

The table:drill-down-on-double-click attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.628 table:embedded-number-behavior

The table:embedded-number-behavior attribute specifies how string values that contain digits are sorted. If the value is alpha-numeric, string comparison as specified by the other attributes of <table:sort> element is used for sorting.

The defined values for the table:embedded-number-behavior attribute are:

- •alpha-numeric: other attributes are used to specify the string comparison for sorting.

- •double: string values are compared as defined below

- •integer: string values are compared as defined below

Note: If the attribute value is integer or double, string-prefixed numbers will be sorted in a "natural", number-aware way, i.e. A1, A2, A3, ... , A19, A20, instead of the normal, alpha-numeric behavior, i.e. A1, A10, A11, A12, ... ,A19, A2, A20, A3, A4, ... , A8, A9.

The following illustrates how two strings shall be compared if the attribute value is integer or double.

In the following, the term "alpha-numeric comparison" means the string comparison that would be used if the table:embedded-number-behavior attribute had the value alpha-numeric.

Step 1: The two strings are compared by using the alpha-numeric comparison to test whether they are equal. If they are equal, the comparison will stop immediately returning an equality as result.

Step 2: The prefix substrings of the two strings are determined by locating the first occurrence of a digit character in the two strings; the substrings from the very first characters through the characters preceding the first digits are the prefix substrings. If a string starts with a digit, the prefix substring of this string is empty. If there is no digit in either one of the compared strings, the natural sort process will end and the alpha-numeric comparison will be performed instead.

Step 3: After the prefix substrings have been determined for both strings, an alpha-numeric comparison is performed on the two prefix substrings. If they differ, the result is returned and the process will end.

Step 4. The numeric substrings are determined by locating the first occurrences of a non-digit character after the first digit characters; the substrings from the first digit characters through the characters preceding the first non-digit character are the numeric substrings. These substrings are converted into double-precision values. The converted values are compared by numeric comparison. If these values differ, then the result will be returned and the process will end.

Step 5. The suffix substrings, which are the strings that start after the last digits of the numeric substring, will be determined. This suffix substrings replace the original strings, and the whole process will start again with step 1.

Decimal separators are treated as follows: If the attribute value is integer, then a decimal separator is not considered as a digit. If the attribute value is double, the treatment of a decimal separator is context-dependent: If a decimal separator occurs adjacent to one or two digit characters, it is considered a digit character as long as it is the only occurrence in that given numeric substring. In other words, a second occurrence of a decimal separator in sequence of digits and decimal separators is treated as a non-digit character. Therefore the character immediately preceding the separator becomes the last character of the numeric substring, while the separator itself becomes the first character of the suffix substring.

This sorting process is illustrated by the following figure:

Figure
6
- Natural sort

The default value for this attribute is alpha-numeric.

The table:embedded-number-behavior attribute is usable with the following element: <table:sort> 9.4.19.

The values of the table:embedded-number-behavior attribute are alpha-numeric, integer or double.

## 19.629 table:enabled

The table:enabled attribute specifies whether the <table:data-pilot-display-info> element is evaluated or not.

The defined values for the table:enabled attribute are:

- •false: the <table:data-pilot-display-info> element is not evaluated.

- •true: the <table:data-pilot-display-info> element is evaluated.

The table:enabled attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-display-info> 9.6.13.

The table:enabled attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.630 table:end

The table:end attribute specifies the end value for a grouping of numeric values. All values that are higher than the end value are contained in a single group, while values that are equal to or lower than the end value are grouped as specified by table:grouped-by 19.671 and table:step 19.650 attributes.

The defined values for the table:end attribute are:

- •auto: the highest value of the field is taken as the end value.

- •a value of type double

The table:end attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-groups> 9.6.17.

The values of the table:end attribute are a value of type double 18.2 or auto.

## 19.631 table:end-cell-address

The table:end-cell-address attribute specifies the end position of the shape if it is included in a spreadsheet document.

The table:end-cell-address attribute is usable with the following elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The table:end-cell-address attribute has the data type cellAddress 18.3.4.

## 19.632 table:end-column

The table:end-column attribute specifies the end column of a range if the range address is a cell range address. The value of a table:end-column attribute is inclusive.

The table:end-column attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:source-range-address> 9.9.14 and <table:target-range-address> 9.9.15.

The table:end-column attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.633 table:end-position

The table:end-position attribute specifies the number of the last deleted row or column. The value of a table:end-position attribute is exclusive.

The table:end-position attribute is usable with the following element: <table:movement-cut-off> 9.9.12.

The table:end-position attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.634 table:end-row

The table:end-row attribute specifies the end row of a range if the range address is a cell range address. The value of a table:end-row attribute is inclusive.

The table:end-row attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:source-range-address> 9.9.14 and <table:target-range-address> 9.9.15.

The table:end-row attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.635 table:end-table

The table:end-table attribute specifies the end table of a range if the range address is a cell range address. The value of a table:end-table attribute is inclusive.

The table:end-table attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:source-range-address> 9.9.14 and <table:target-range-address> 9.9.15.

The table:end-table attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.636 table:end-x

The table:end-x attribute specifies the x-coordinate of the end position of a shape relative to the top-left edge of a cell. The size attributes of the shape are ignored.

The table:end-x attribute is usable with the following elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The table:end-x attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

## 19.637 table:end-y

The table:end-y attribute specifies the y-coordinate of the end position of a shape relative to the top-left edge of a cell. The size attributes of the shape are ignored.

The table:end-y attribute is usable with the following elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The table:end-y attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

## 19.638 table:execute

The table:execute attribute specifies whether a macro should be executed or not.

The defined values for the table:execute attribute are:

- •false: macro is not executed.

- •true: macro is executed.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The table:execute attribute is usable with the following element: <table:error-macro> 9.4.8.

The table:execute attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.639 table:expression

The table:expression attribute specifies an expression. If the expression contains a named range or another named expression, the named range or named expression shall be specified first, before the containing expression. If the expression contains a relative cell range address, a table:base-cell-address attribute shall also appear on the <table:named-expression> element.

Relative cell range addresses that occur in an expression define an offset which shall be interpreted relative to the cell where a named expression is used. The offset is the same as the offsets between the table cell addressed by the relative cell range address and the table cell specified by the table:base-cell-address attribute.

The value of this attribute may comprise a namespace prefix, followed by a ":" (U+003A, COLON), followed by an expression. If the namespace prefix is missing the namespace defaults to the "urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:of:1.2" namespace. If a namespace prefix is present, the expression shall start with an '=' equal sign. If no namespace prefix is present, the '=' equal sign may be omitted. The XML namespace name bound to the namespace prefix specifies the syntax and semantics of the formulas and values occurring within the expression.

An OpenDocument Consumer when hosting a formula evaluator makes available the host-dependent properties defined by Table 17 Host-dependent Properties in 19.646.

The table:expression attribute is usable with the following element: <table:named-expression> 9.4.13.

The table:expression attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.640 table:field-name

The table:field-name attribute specifies a category column whose members' values are used in operations defined by a table:type attribute that determines the display of values of the data field of which the <table:data-pilot-field-reference> element is a part.

The table:field-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-field-reference> 9.6.16.

The table:field-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.641 table:field-number

The table:field-number attribute specifies a row or column number to sort, subtotal or filter. It is the number of a row or column within a database range.

The table:field-number attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:filter-condition> 9.5.5, <table:sort-by> 9.4.20 and <table:subtotal-field> 9.4.24.

The table:field-number attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.642 table:filter-name

The table:filter-name attribute specifies the file type of the document containing the original table. The value of this attribute is implementation-dependent.

The table:filter-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:cell-range-source> 9.3.1 and <table:table-source> 9.2.6.

The table:filter-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.643 table:filter-options

The table:filter-options attribute specifies implementation-dependent settings for a file type.

The table:filter-options attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:cell-range-source> 9.3.1 and <table:table-source> 9.2.6.

The table:filter-options attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.644 table:first-row-end-column (deprecated)

The table:first-row-end-column attribute specifies the whether the cell in the first row, end column gets its style from its row or column.

The use of this attribute is deprecated. The table:use-first-row-styles 19.744 or table:use-last-column-styles 19.745 attributes should be used instead.

The defined values for the table:first-row-end-column attribute are:

- •column: cell in first row, end column should inherit its style from the column where it appears.

- •row: cell in first row, end column should inherit its style from the row where it appears.

The table:first-row-end-column attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table-template> 16.20.

The values of the table:first-row-end-column attribute are row or column.

## 19.645 table:first-row-start-column (deprecated)

The table:first-row-start-column attribute specifies the whether the cell in the first row, start column gets its style from its row or column.

The use of this attribute is deprecated. The table:use-first-row-styles 19.744 or table:use-first-column-styles 19.743 attributes should be used instead.

The defined values for the table:first-row-start-column attribute are:

- •column: cell in first row, start column should inherit its style from the column where it appears.

- •row: cell in first row, start column should inherit its style from the row where it appears.

The table:first-row-start-column attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table-template> 16.20.

The values of the table:first-row-start-column attribute are row or column.

## 19.646 table:formula

The table:formula attribute specifies a formula for a table cell.

Formulas specify calculations to be performed within table cells. The attribute value should begin with a namespace prefix followed by ":" (U+003A, COLON), followed by the text of the formula. The namespace bound to the prefix determines the syntax and semantics of the formula.

Whenever the initial text of a formula has the appearance of an NCName followed by ":" (U+003A, COLON), an OpenDocument producer shall provide a valid namespace prefix and separating ":" (U+003A, COLON) separator before the text of the formula in order to eliminate any ambiguity.

If a namespace prefix is not specified, the namespace defaults to the "urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:of:1.2" namespace.

An OpenDocument Consumer when hosting a formula evaluator has the host-dependent properties specified in Table 17.

Table 17 Host-dependent Properties

Property | Attribute | Default Value
HOST-CASE-SENSITIVE | table:case-sensitive | true
HOST-PRECISION-AS-SHOWN | table:precision-as-shown | false
HOST-SEARCH-CRITERIA-MUST-APPLY-TO-WHOLE-CELL | table:search-criteria-must-apply-to-whole-cell | true
HOST-AUTOMATIC-FIND-LABELS | table:automatic-find-labels | true
HOST-USE-REGULAR-EXPRESSIONS | table:use-regular-expressions | true
HOST-USE-WILDCARDS | table:use-wildcards | false
HOST-NULL-YEAR | table:null-year | 1930
HOST-NULL-DATE | table:null-date | 1899-12-30
HOST-LOCALE | N/A | Implementation-defined
HOST-ITERATION-STATUS | table:status | disable
HOST-ITERATION-MAXIMUM-DIFFERENCE | table:maximum-difference | 0
HOST-ITERATION-STEPS | table:steps | 100

Note: Host-dependent properties are applicable to style:condition (19.472), table:condition (19.600) and, table:expression (19.639) attributes.

The table:formula attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:change-track-table-cell> 9.9.16, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5 and <table:table-cell> 9.1.4.

The table:formula attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.647 table:function

### 19.647.1 General

The table:function attribute specifies functions that are applied to tables.

The table:function attribute on all elements has the following defined values:

- •average: the average of all numeric values.

- •count: the count of all non-empty values, including text.

- •countnums: the count of all numeric values.

- •max: the maximum of all numeric values.

- •min: the minimum of all numeric values.

- •product: the product of all numeric values.

- •stdev: the standard deviation, treating all numeric values as a sample from a population.

- •stdevp: the standard deviation, treating all numeric values as a whole population.

- •sum: the sum of all numeric values.

- •var: the variance, treating all numeric values as a sample from a population.

- •varp: the variance, treating all numeric values as a whole population.

- •a value of type string: an implementation-dependent function name.

### 19.647.2 <table:consolidation>

The table:function attribute specifies a function.

The table:function attribute is usable with the following element: <table:consolidation> 9.7.

The values of the table:function attribute are average, count, countnums, max, min, product, stdev, stdevp, sum, var, varp or a value of type string 18.2.

### 19.647.3 <table:data-pilot-field>

The table:function attribute specifies specifies the function which is applied to the cell values of data columns.

For <table:data-pilot-field> elements whose table:orientation 19.743 attribute has the value data, the defined values for the table:function attribute are those defined in 19.647.1.

For <table:data-pilot-field> elements whose table:orientation attribute has the value column or row, the only defined value for the table:function attribute is:

- •auto: no function is applied to that category field.

The table:function attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-field> 9.6.7.

The values of the table:function attribute are auto, average, count, countnums, max, min, product, stdev, stdevp, sum, var, varp or a value of type string 18.2.

### 19.647.4 <table:data-pilot-subtotal>

The table:function attribute specifies the type of subtotals to calculate.

In addition to the values defined in 19.647.1 the following value is defined:

- •auto: specifies that subtotals shall use the same function(s) that are used to calculate the <table:data-pilot-field> 9.6.7 elements with table:orientation="data" 19.690.

The table:function attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-subtotal> 9.6.10.

The values of the table:function attribute are auto, average, count, countnums, max, min, product, stdev, stdevp, sum, var, varp or a value of type string 18.2.

### 19.647.5 <table:subtotal-field>

The table:function attribute specifies the type of subtotals to calculate.

The table:function attribute is usable with the following element: <table:subtotal-field> 9.4.24.

The values of the table:function attribute are average, count, countnums, max, min, product, stdev, stdevp, sum, var, varp or a value of type string 18.2.

## 19.648 table:grand-total

The table:grand-total attribute specifies whether a grand total column, row, or both should be displayed in addition to values calculated for each combination of values in the category columns.

The defined values for the table:grand-total attribute are:

- •both: grand totals for rows and columns are displayed in addition to values calculated for other combinations of values.

- •column: grand totals for columns are displayed in addition to values calculated for other combinations of values.

- •none: grand totals for rows and columns are not displayed in addition to values calculated for other combinations of values.

- •row: grand totals for rows are displayed in addition to values calculated for other combinations of values.

The default value for this attribute is both.

The table:grand-total attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-table> 9.6.3.

The values of the table:grand-total attribute are none, row, column or both.

## 19.649 table:group-by-field-number

The table:group-by-field-number attribute specifies a field, that is to be grouped. It is the number of a row or column within a database range.

The table:group-by-field-number attribute is usable with the following element: <table:subtotal-rule> 9.4.23.

The table:group-by-field-number attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.650 table:grouped-by

The table:grouped-by attribute specifies the grouping of the date values. Date values can be grouped by seconds, minutes, hours, days, months, quarters or years.

Note: If date values are for instance grouped by minutes, all dates or times that are within the same minute are within one group.

The defined values for the table:grouped-by attribute are:

- •seconds: a value expressed as seconds.

- •minutes: a value expressed as minutes.

- •hours: a value expressed as hours.

- •days: a value expressed as days.

- •months: a value expressed as months.

- •quarters: a value expressed as quarters (4 equal 3 month segments).

- •years: a value expressed as years.

The table:grouped-by attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-groups> 9.6.17.

The values of the table:grouped-by attribute are seconds, minutes, hours, days, months, quarters or years.

## 19.651 table:has-persistent-data

The table:has-persistent-data attribute specifies whether the current data in a database range is saved when the document itself is saved.

The defined values for the table:has-persistent-data attribute are:

- •false: data in a database range is not saved when the document itself is saved.

- •true: data in a database range is saved when the document itself is saved.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The table:has-persistent-data attribute is usable with the following element: <table:database-range> 9.4.15.

The table:has-persistent-data attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.652 table:id

The table:id attribute specifies the id of an insertion or other tracked change.

The table:id attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:cell-content-change> 9.9.17, <table:cell-content-deletion> 9.9.7, <table:change-deletion> 9.9.8, <table:deletion> 9.9.9, <table:dependency> 9.9.5, <table:insertion> 9.9.3, <table:insertion-cut-off> 9.9.11, <table:movement> 9.9.13 and <table:previous> 9.9.19.

The table:id attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.653 table:identify-categories

The table:identify-categories attribute specifies whether rows that do not contain a value in one of the category columns should use the value of the nearest ancestor row that has a value, or should be moved into a group (or category) of its own.

The defined values for the table:identify-categories attribute are:

- •false: empty rows form a group or category.

- •true: empty rows use the value of the nearest ancestor row that has a value for classification into a group or category.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:identify-categories attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-table> 9.6.3.

The table:identify-categories attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.654 table:ignore-empty-rows

The table:ignore-empty-rows attribute specifies whether empty rows in a source range should be ignored.

The defined values for the table:ignore-empty-rows attribute are:

- •false: empty rows in a source range are not ignored.

- •true: empty rows in a source range are ignored.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:ignore-empty-rows attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-table> 9.6.3.

The table:ignore-empty-rows attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.655 table:index

The table:index attribute specifies for the <table:operation> element on which it appears its order in a series of <table:operation> elements under a <table:detective> element.

The table:index attribute is usable with the following element: <table:operation> 9.3.3.

The table:index attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.656 table:is-active

The table:is-active attribute specifies whether a scenario that belongs to a scenario table is active.

The defined values for the table:is-active attribute are:

- •false: scenario that belongs to a scenario table is inactive.

- •true: scenario that belongs to a scenario table is active.

The table:is-active attribute is usable with the following element: <table:scenario> 9.2.7.

The table:is-active attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.657 table:is-data-layout-field

The table:is-data-layout-field attribute specifies whether a field is a data layout field.

The defined values for the table:is-data-layout-field attribute are:

- •false: field is not a data layout field.

- •true: field is a data layout field.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:is-data-layout-field attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-field> 9.6.7.

The table:is-data-layout-field attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.658 table:is-selection

The table:is-selection attribute specifies whether the database range includes a complete database, or a selection of records from a database only.

The defined values for the table:is-selection attribute are:

- •false: database range includes a section of records from a database.

- •true: database range includes a complete database.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:is-selection attribute is usable with the following element: <table:database-range> 9.4.15.

The table:is-selection attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.659 table:is-sub-table

The table:is-sub-table attribute specifies if a nested table is a subtable.

If a table cell only contains a single table but no paragraphs or other content, the table can be specified to be a subtable, In which case it occupies the whole cell and no other content can appear in the cell.

The borders of a subtable merge with the borders of the cell where it is specified. A subtable does not have its own style.

A nested table that is not specified to be a subtable appears as a table within a table, that is, it has borders distinct from those of the parent cell and respects the padding of the parent cell.

The defined values for the table:is-sub-table attribute are:

- •false: nested table is not a subtable.

- •true: nested table is a subtable.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:is-sub-table attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The table:is-sub-table attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.660 table:label-cell-range-address

The table:label-cell-range-address attribute specifies a cell range address for labels.

The table:label-cell-range-address attribute is usable with the following element: <table:label-range> 9.4.9.

The table:label-cell-range-address attribute has the data type cellRangeAddress 18.3.5.

## 19.661 table:language

The table:language attribute specifies the natural language in which a comparison will occur.

The table:language attribute is usable with the following element: <table:sort> 9.4.19.

The table:language attribute has the data type languageCode 18.3.18.

## 19.662 table:last-column-spanned

The table:last-column-spanned attribute together with the table:last-row-spanned 19.664 attribute specifies the last known size of a range. If the size of the range has changed since the determination of its size, the value of these attributes will be incorrect.

The table:last-column-spanned attribute is usable with the following element: <table:cell-range-source> 9.3.1.

The table:last-column-spanned attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.663 table:last-row-end-column (deprecated)

The table:last-row-end-column attribute specifies the whether the cell in the last row, end column gets its style from its row or column.

The use of this attribute is deprecated. The table:use-last-row-styles 19.746 or table:use-last-column-styles 19.745 attributes should be used instead.

The defined values for the table:last-row-end-column attribute are:

- •column: cell in last row, end column should inherit its style from the column where it appears.

- •row: cell in last row, end column should inherit its style from the column where it appears.

The table:last-row-end-column attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table-template> 16.20.

The values of the table:last-row-end-column attribute are row or column.

## 19.664 table:last-row-spanned

The table:last-row-spanned attribute together with the table:last-column-spanned 19.662 attribute specifies the last known size of a range. If the size of the range has changed since the determination of its size, the value of these attributes will be incorrect.

The table:last-row-spanned attribute is usable with the following element: <table:cell-range-source> 9.3.1.

The table:last-row-spanned attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.665 table:last-row-start-column (deprecated)

The table:last-row-start-column attribute specifies the whether the cell in the last row, start column gets its style from its row or column.

The use of this attribute is deprecated. The table:use-last-row-styles 19.746 or table:use-first-column-styles 19.743attributes should be used instead.

The defined values for the table:last-row-start-column attribute are:

- •column: cell in last row, start column should inherit its style from the column where it appears.

- •row: cell in last row, start column should inherit its style from the column where it appears.

The table:last-row-start-column attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table-template> 16.20.

The values of the table:last-row-start-column attribute are row or column.

## 19.666 table:layout-mode

The table:layout-mode attribute specifies how to layout a field.

The defined values for the table:layout-mode attribute are:

- •outline-subtotals-bottom: Same as outline-subtotals-top, except that subtotals are shown at the bottom (below the member's data, as in tabular layout mode).

- •outline-subtotals-top: In outline layout mode, the members from the following field start in the row below a member's name. Subtotals are shown at the top (in the same row as the member's name). When the subtotals take up more than one row (manually selected, or because there are multiple data fields), they are always shown below the member's data, regardless of the setting.

- •tabular-layout: Tabular layout mode is the layout, where each member's name is on the same row as the first member from the following field. Subtotals are always shown below a member's data in this mode.

The table:layout-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-layout-info> 9.6.15.

The values of the table:layout-mode attribute are tabular-layout, outline-subtotals-top or outline-subtotals-bottom.

## 19.667 table:link-to-source-data

The table:link-to-source-data attribute specifies whether the data in a consolidation table range should be linked to the source data, so that it is automatically updated if any changes are made to the source data.

The defined values for the table:link-to-source-data attribute are:

- •false: data in consolidated table range not linked to source data.

- •true: data in consolidated table range is linked to source data.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:link-to-source-data attribute is usable with the following element: <table:consolidation> 9.7.

The table:link-to-source-data attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.668 table:marked-invalid

The table:marked-invalid attribute specifies whether the current cell is marked invalid. This attribute cannot be used together with any other attributes.

The defined values for the table:marked-invalid attribute are:

- •false: current cell not marked invalid.

- •true: current cell marked invalid.

The table:marked-invalid attribute is usable with the following element: <table:highlighted-range> 9.3.4.

The table:marked-invalid attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.669 table:matrix-covered

The table:matrix-covered attribute specifies if a cell is contained in a matrix.

The defined values for the table:matrix-covered attribute are:

- •false: cell is not included in a matrix.

- •true: cell is included in a matrix.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:matrix-covered attribute is usable with the following element: <table:change-track-table-cell> 9.9.16.

The table:matrix-covered attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.670 table:maximum-difference

The table:maximum-difference attribute specifies the maximum difference between two iterative calculation results. The iteration is stopped if the result is less than the value of this attribute.

The default value for this attribute is 0.001.

The table:maximum-difference attribute is usable with the following element: <table:iteration> 9.4.3.

The table:maximum-difference attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 19.671 table:member-count

The table:member-count attribute specifies the number of values, from the top or from the bottom of a data field's column, that are shown.

The table:member-count attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-display-info> 9.6.13.

The table:member-count attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.672 table:member-name

The table:member-name attribute specifies the value of a data pilot member.

The table:member-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-field-reference> 9.6.16.

The table:member-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.673 table:member-type

The table:member-type attribute specifies the member of the referenced category column, whose value within the current data field is taken into account.

The defined values for the table:member-type attribute are:

- •named: the table:member-name 19.672 attribute on the same <table:data-pilot-field-reference> element specifies the member whose value within the data field is taken into account.

- •next: the value of the data field for the next visible member of the referenced category column is taken into account. Empty members are skipped.

- •previous: the value of the data field for the next visible member of the referenced category column is taken into account. Empty members are skipped.

The table:member-type attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-field-reference> 9.6.16.

## 19.674 table:message-type

The table:message-type attribute specifies the display of messages.

The defined values for the table:message-type attribute are:

- •information: message is displayed as information only.

- •stop: message is displayed as an error and the operation that caused the validation check is stopped.

- •warning: message is displayed as a warning.

The default value for this attribute is stop.

The table:message-type attribute is usable with the following element: <table:error-message> 9.4.7.

The values of the table:message-type attribute are stop, warning or information.

## 19.675 table:mode

The table:mode attribute specifies what data should be copied from a source table to a destination table.

The defined values for the table:mode attribute are:

- •copy-all: formulas and styles are copied.

- •copy-results-only: only formula results and non-calculated cell content are copied.

The default value for this attribute is copy-all.

The table:mode attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table-source> 9.2.6.

The values of the table:mode attribute are copy-all or copy-results-only.

## 19.676 table:multi-deletion-spanned

The table:multi-deletion-spanned attribute specifies the total number of deleted rows or columns when multiple columns or rows were deleted simultaneously. Each deleted row or column is represented by a <table:deletion> element. The first <table:deletion> element in a set representing a simultaneous deletion shall carry a table:multi-deletion-spanned attribute that specifies the total number of deleted rows or columns.

The table:multi-deletion-spanned attribute is usable with the following element: <table:deletion> 9.9.9.

The table:multi-deletion-spanned attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.677 table:name

### 19.677.1 General

The table:name attribute specifies a name.

### 19.677.2 <table:cell-range-source>

The table:name attribute specifies the name of a source database range or named range.

The table:name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:cell-range-source> 9.3.1.

The table:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.677.3 <table:content-validation>

The table:name attribute specifies the name of a content validation rule. It is used to reference the validation rule from the cell the rule should applied.

The table:name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:content-validation> 9.4.5.

The table:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.677.4 <table:data-pilot-group>

The table:name attribute specifies the name of a group.

The table:name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-group> 9.6.18.

The table:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.677.5 <table:data-pilot-group-member>

The table:name attribute specifies the name of a member.

The table:name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-group-member> 9.6.19.

The table:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.677.6 <table:data-pilot-member>

The table:name attribute specifies the value for which display information is specified.

The table:name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-member> 9.6.12.

The table:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.677.7 <table:data-pilot-table>

The table:name attribute specifies the name of a data pilot table.

The table:name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-table> 9.6.3.

The table:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.677.8 <table:database-range>

The table:name attribute specifies the name of a database range on which to perform operations. Within a single document, only one database range may have no name. This database range is created by the consumer and is used to filter or sort data in a cell range without the user creating a database range.

The table:name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:database-range> 9.4.15.

The table:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.677.9 <table:named-expression>

The table:name attribute specifies the name of an expression.

The table:name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:named-expression> 9.4.13.

The table:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.677.10 <table:named-range>

The table:name attribute specifies the name of a database range on which to perform operations. Within a single document, only one database range may have no name.

The table:name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:named-range> 9.4.12.

The table:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.677.11 <table:operation>

The table:name attribute specifies the name of a detective operation.

The defined values for the table:name attribute are:

- •remove-dependents: removes highlighting from cells that use the value of the current cell in their formula.

- •remove-precedents: removes highlighting from cells whose values are used in the formula of the current cell.

- •trace-dependents: highlights cells that use the value of the current cell in their formula.

- •trace-errors: highlights cells that cause an error while calculating the result of the current cell's formula.

- •trace-precedents: highlights cells whose values are used in the formula of the current cell.

The nature of the highlighting imposed on or removed from cells as the result of detective operations is implementation-dependent.

The table:name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:operation> 9.3.3.

The values of the table:name attribute are trace-dependents, remove-dependents, trace-precedents, remove-precedents or trace-errors.

### 19.677.12 <table:source-cell-range>

The table:name attribute specifies the name of a cell range containing source data. The value of this attribute shall be a string matching the value of a table:name attribute of a table:named-range element.

The table:name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:source-cell-range> 9.6.5.

The table:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.677.13 <table:source-service>

The table:name attribute specifies the name of a service. The value of this attribute is implementation-dependent.

The table:name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:source-service> 9.6.6.

The table:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.677.14 <table:table>

The table:name attribute specifies the name of a table.

The table:name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The table:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.677.15 <table:table-template>

The table:name attribute specifies the name of a table template.

The table:name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table-template> 16.20.

The table:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.678 table:null-year

The table:null-year attribute specifies the start year for year values that contain only two digits. All two-digit year values are interpreted as a year that is the same as or follows the start year.

The default value for this attribute is 1930.

The table:null-year attribute is usable with the following element: <table:calculation-settings> 9.4.1.

The table:null-year attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.679 table:number-columns-repeated

### 19.679.1 General

The table:number-columns-repeated attribute specifies the repetition of columns.

### 19.679.2 <table:covered-table-cell>

The table:number-columns-repeated attribute specifies the number of successive columns in which a cell is repeated. It may be used to describe two or more adjoining cells with a single cell element, if they meet the following conditions:

- •The cells contain the same content and style.

- •The cells are not merged horizontally or vertically.

For a <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5 element the default value for this attribute is 1.

The table:number-columns-repeated attribute is usable with the following element: <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5.

The table:number-columns-repeated attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

### 19.679.3 <table:table-cell>

The table:number-columns-repeated attribute specifies the number of successive columns in which a cell is repeated. It may be used to describe two or more adjoining cells with a single cell element, if they meet the following conditions:

- •The cells contain the same content and style.

- •The cells are not merged horizontally or vertically.

For a <table:table-cell> 9.1.4 element the default value for this attribute is 1.

The table:number-columns-repeated attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table-cell> 9.1.4.

The table:number-columns-repeated attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

### 19.679.4 <table:table-column>

The table:number-columns-repeated attribute specifies the number of columns to which a column description applies. If two or more columns are adjoining, and have the same style, this attribute may be used to describe them with a single <table:table-column> element.

For a <table:table-column> 9.1.6 element the default value for this attribute is 1.

The table:number-columns-repeated attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table-column> 9.1.6.

The table:number-columns-repeated attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.680 table:number-columns-spanned

The table:number-columns-spanned attribute specifies the number of columns that a cell spans.

When a cell covers another cell because of a column or row span value greater than one, a <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5 element shall appear in the table to represent the covered cell.

The default value for this attribute is 1.

The table:number-columns-spanned attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table-cell> 9.1.4.

The table:number-columns-spanned attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.681 table:number-rows-repeated

The table:number-rows-repeated attribute specifies the number of rows to which a row element applies. If two or more rows are adjoining, and have the same content and style, and do not contain vertically merged cells, they may be described by a single <table:table-row> element that has a table:number-rows-repeated attribute with a value greater than 1.

When a cell covers another cell because of a column or row span value greater than one, a <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5 element shall appear in the table to represent the covered cell.

The default value for this attribute is 1.

The table:number-rows-repeated attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table-row> 9.1.3.

The table:number-rows-repeated attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.682 table:number-rows-spanned

The table:number-rows-spanned attribute specifies the number of rows that a cell spans.

The default value for this attribute is 1.

The table:number-rows-spanned attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table-cell> 9.1.4.

The table:number-rows-spanned attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.683 table:number-matrix-columns-spanned

The table:number-matrix-columns-spanned attribute specifies the number of columns spanned by a matrix.

The table:number-matrix-columns-spanned attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:change-track-table-cell> 9.9.16 and <table:table-cell> 9.1.4.

The table:number-matrix-columns-spanned attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.684 table:number-matrix-rows-spanned

The table:number-matrix-rows-spanned attribute specifies the number of rows spanned by a matrix.

The table:number-matrix-rows-spanned attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:change-track-table-cell> 9.9.16 and <table:table-cell> 9.1.4.

The table:number-matrix-rows-spanned attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.685 table:object-name

The table:object-name attribute specifies the name of the object in the source which contains the data and is passed to the service implementation. Its value is implementation-dependent and service-specific.

The table:object-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:source-service> 9.6.6.

The table:object-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.686 table:on-update-keep-size

The table:on-update-keep-size attribute specifies the behavior of a database range if the size of the data in the data source changes.

The defined values for the table:on-update-keep-size attribute are:

- •false: range does not retain its size.

- •true: range retains its size.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The table:on-update-keep-size attribute is usable with the following element: <table:database-range> 9.4.15.

The table:on-update-keep-size attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.687 table:on-update-keep-styles

The table:on-update-keep-styles attribute specifies the behavior if the database range is updated. If the attribute value is true, the cell styles that are assigned to the cells in the first non-label row of the database range are used for all rows with in the database range. If the attribute value is false, all cells in the database range are assigned the default cell style of the document assigned.

The defined values for the table:on-update-keep-styles attribute are:

- •false: all cells in the database range get the default cell style of the document assigned.

- •true: cell styles that are assigned to the cells in the first non-label row of the database range are used for all rows with in the database range.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:on-update-keep-styles attribute is usable with the following element: <table:database-range> 9.4.15.

The table:on-update-keep-styles attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.688 table:operator

The table:operator attribute specifies the operator to use in a filter condition. Each cell contained in columns specified by a field number (table:field-number 19.641 attribute) is compared to a value (table:value 19.641 attribute) using the specified operator. The result of this comparison is the result of the filter sub-conditions specified by a <table:filter-condition> element.

The defined operators that use regular expressions are:

- •match (matches)

- •!match (does not match)

The table:value attribute contains the regular expression.

Regular expressions are implementation-dependent expressions that, at a minimum, conform to the requirements of Conformance Clause C1 of [UTR18].

The defined operators that do not use regular expressions are:

- •= (equal to)

- •!= (not equal to)

- •< (less than)

- •> (greater than)

- •<= (less than or equal to)

- •>= (greater than or equal to)

- •begins (begins with)

- •contains (contains)

- •!contains (does not contain)

- •ends (ends with)

- •!begins (does not begin with)

- •!ends (does not end with)

- •bottom percent (same as bottom values, except that the office:value 19.752 attribute specifies the number of cells for which the condition is true as a percentage)

- •bottom values (true for the n cells that have the smallest value, where n is the value of the office:value attribute)

- •empty (true for empty cells)

- •!empty (true for non-empty cells)

- •top percent (same as bottom percent, but for the largest values)

- •top values (same as bottom values, but for the largest values)

Depending on the value of the table:data-type 19.388 attribute, all operations take place on string or numeric, or color values. Only = and != operations are allowed on color values.

The table:operator attribute is usable with the following element: <table:filter-condition> 9.5.5.

The table:operator attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.689 table:order

The table:order attribute specifies whether a sort order should be in ascending or descending order.

The defined values for the table:order attribute are:

- •ascending: sorting of values should be in ascending order.

- •descending: sorting of values should be in descending order.

Note: Sorting is locale- and implementation-dependent.

For <table:sort-by> 9.4.20 and <table:sort-groups> 9.4.22 elements the default value for this attribute is ascending.

The table:order attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:data-pilot-sort-info> 9.6.14, <table:sort-by> 9.4.20 and <table:sort-groups> 9.4.22.

The values of the table:order attribute are ascending or descending.

## 19.690 table:orientation

### 19.690.1 General

The table:orientation attribute specifies the organizing of tables.

### 19.690.2 <table:data-pilot-field>

The table:orientation attribute specifies the orientation of a source field.

The defined values for the table:orientation attribute are:

- •column: field specifies a category column

- •data: field specifies a data column

- •hidden: field has a corresponding column in a data pilot's source but are not visible in the data pilot table.

- •page: specifies that an automatic filter (one that allows to choose one of the values that are contained in the column) should be generated for the corresponding column. In that case, an additional field with row, column or data orientation shall exist for the column. The table:selected-page attribute specifies which value is selected for the filter.

- •row: specifies a category row

The table:orientation attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-field> 9.6.7.

The values of the table:orientation attribute are row, column, data, hidden or page.

### 19.690.3 <table:database-range>

The table:orientation attribute specifies whether data fields are organized in row or columns.

The defined values for the table:orientation attribute are:

- •column: organization is by columns

- •row: organization is by rows

For a <table:database-range> 9.4.15 element the default value for this attribute is row.

The table:orientation attribute is usable with the following element: <table:database-range> 9.4.15.

The values of the table:orientation attribute are column or row.

### 19.690.4 <table:label-range>

The table:orientation attribute specifies whether labels label rows or columns.

The defined values for the table:orientation attribute are:

- •column: label range oriented by column

- •row: label range oriented by row

The table:orientation attribute is usable with the following element: <table:label-range> 9.4.9.

The values of the table:orientation attribute are column or row.

## 19.691 table:page-breaks-on-group-change

The table:page-breaks-on-group-change attribute specifies whether to insert a page break after the subtotal for each group.

The defined values for the table:page-breaks-on-group-change attribute are:

- •false: page breaks are not inserted after subtotals for a group.

- •true: page breaks are inserted after subtotals for a group.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:page-breaks-on-group-change attribute is usable with the following element: <table:subtotal-rules> 9.4.21.

The table:page-breaks-on-group-change attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.692 table:paragraph-style-name

The table:paragraph-style-name attribute specifies the paragraph style which should be applied to the empty paragraphs created in cells for tables created from a template.

The table:paragraph-style-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:body> 16.21.6, <table:even-columns> 16.21.9, <table:even-rows> 16.21.7, <table:first-column> 16.21.4, <table:first-row> 16.21.2, <table:last-column> 16.21.5, <table:last-row> 16.21.3, <table:odd-columns> 16.21.10 and <table:odd-rows> 16.21.8.

The table:paragraph-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.693 table:parse-sql-statement

A table:parse-sql-statement attribute specifies whether the consumer will parse SQL statements.

The defined values for the table:parse-sql-statement attribute are:

- •false: consumer does not parse SQL statements.

- •true: consumer parses SQL statements.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:parse-sql-statement attribute is usable with the following element: <table:database-source-sql> 9.4.16.

The table:parse-sql-statement attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.694 table:password

The table:password attribute specifies the password needed to access the source. It is passed to the service implementation. Its value is implementation-dependent and service-specific.

The table:password attribute is usable with the following element: <table:source-service> 9.6.6.

The table:password attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.695 table:position

The table:position attribute specifies the position where an insertion or deletion was made in a table. Depending on the type of insertion or deletion, the value is the number of a row, a column or a table.

If multiple rows or columns get deleted, the table:start-position 19.723 and table:end-position 19.633 attributes contain the number of the first (inclusive) and last (exclusive) deleted rows or columns.

The table:position attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:deletion> 9.9.9, <table:insertion> 9.9.3, <table:insertion-cut-off> 9.9.11 and <table:movement-cut-off> 9.9.12.

The table:position attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.696 table:precision-as-shown

The table:precision-as-shown attribute specifies whether to perform a calculation using the rounded values displayed in the spreadsheet or using all of the digits in a value.

The defined values for the table:precision-as-shown attribute are:

- •false: calculations are performed using all of the digits in a value, but the result is displayed as a rounded number.

- •true: calculations are performed using the rounded values displayed in the spreadsheet.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:precision-as-shown attribute is usable with the following element: <table:calculation-settings> 9.4.1.

The table:precision-as-shown attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.697 table:print

The table:print attribute specifies if a table will be printed. The table:print attribute value is overridden by the table:display 19.621 attribute. If the table is not displayed, it will also not be printed.

If a table is printed, the table range printed can be specified by the table:print-ranges attribute. If there is no table:print-ranges 19.698 attribute or it has no value specified, the non-empty portion of a table will be printed.

The defined values for the table:print attribute are:

- •false: table cannot be printed.

- •true: table can be printed.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The table:print attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The table:print attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.698 table:print-ranges

The table:print-ranges attribute specifies print ranges of a table. Print ranges define the cells that will be printed. It contains a list of cell addresses or cell range addresses.

The table:print-ranges attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The table:print-ranges attribute has the data type cellRangeAddressList 18.3.6.

## 19.699 table:protect (deprecated)

The table:protect attribute specifies whether a table cell is protected. Users cannot edit the content of a cell that is marked as protected.

This attribute is deprecated in favor of the table:protected 19.700 attribute.

The defined values for the table:protect attribute are:

- •false: cell is not protected.

- •true: cell is protected.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:protect attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5 and <table:table-cell> 9.1.4.

The table:protect attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.700 table:protected

### 19.700.1 General

The table:protected attribute specifies protection for tables.

### 19.700.2 <table:covered-table-cell>

The table:protected attribute specifies whether a table cell is protected. Users cannot edit the content of a cell that is marked as protected.

The defined values for the table:protected attribute are:

- •false: cell is not protected.

- •true: cell is protected.

For a <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5 element the default value for this attribute is false.

The table:protected attribute is usable with the following element: <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5.

The table:protected attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

### 19.700.3 <table:scenario>

The table:protected attribute specifies specifies whether the data that is displayed within the scenario is protected from being edited. The attribute is only evaluated if the table on which the scenario displayed is also protected.

The defined values for the table:protected attribute are:

- •false: data is not protected.

- •true: data is protected.

The table:protected attribute is usable with the following element: <table:scenario> 9.2.7.

The table:protected attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

### 19.700.4 <table:table>

The table:protected attribute specifies whether a table is protected from editing. If the table is protected, the table:protection-key 19.701 attribute can specify an authorization requirement for resetting the protection to enable editing. For a protected table, the protection of table cells may be controlled individually by the style:cell-protect 20.253 attribute. Table cells are protected only if they have a table cell style assigned whose style:cell-protect attribute value is different than none.

The defined values for the table:protected attribute are:

- •false: table is not protected.

- •true: table is protected.

For a <table:table> 9.1.2 element the default value for this attribute is false.

The table:protected attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The table:protected attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

### 19.700.5 <table:table-cell>

The table:protected attribute specifies whether a table cell is protected. Users cannot edit the content of a cell that is marked as protected.

The defined values for the table:protected attribute are:

- •false: cell is not protected.

- •true: cell is protected.

For a <table:table-cell> 9.1.4 element the default value for this attribute is false.

The table:protected attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table-cell> 9.1.4.

The table:protected attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.701 table:protection-key

The table:protection-key attribute, when present, specifies that an authorization is required for removing the protection of a table, table cell or scenario. The authentication procedure is identified by the table:protection-key-digest-algorithm attribute. 19.702 The attribute value is binary data that may be used by the authentication procedure.

The password shall be provided as a sequence of bytes in UTF-8 encoding.

The table:protection-key attribute is usable with the following elements: <office:spreadsheet> 3.7 and <table:table> 9.1.2.

The table:protection-key attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.702 table:protection-key-digest-algorithm

The table:protection-key-digest-algorithm attribute value is an IRI that identifies an authentication procedure for removing a protection.

If the IRI identifies a message-digest algorithm specified in §5.7 of [xmlenc-core], the value of table:protection-key 20.253 attribute shall be the hash value of the password that is required to authorize removal of the protection. The password shall be provided as a sequence of bytes in UTF-8 encoding.

Any other procedures, their identifying IRIs, and their application of table:protection-key values are implementation-defined.

Consumers shall support http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#sha1, which is the default, and http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#sha256. They may support other algorithms described in §5.7 of [xmlenc-core] or alternative procedures. Producers should use http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#sha256.

The default value for this attribute is http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#sha1.

The table:protection-key-digest-algorithm attribute is usable with the following elements: <office:spreadsheet> 3.7 and <table:table> 9.1.2.

The table:protection-key-digest-algorithm attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

## 19.703 table:query-name

A table:query-name attribute specifies a query to perform on a database whose data is being imported.

The table:query-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:database-source-query> 9.4.18.

The table:query-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.704 table:range-usable-as

The table:range-usable-as attribute specifies whether the name of the range can be used within the specification of a print range, a filter, a repeating row, or a repeat column.

The defined values for the table:range-usable-as attribute are:

- •none

- •a white space-separated list that consists of any of the values print-range, filter, repeat-row or repeat-column.

The default value for this attribute is none.

The table:range-usable-as attribute is usable with the following element: <table:named-range> 9.4.12.

The values of the table:range-usable-as attribute are none, or white space separated non-empty lists of one of these values: print-range, filter, repeat-row, or repeat-column..

## 19.705 table:refresh-delay

The table:refresh-delay attribute specifies a time delay between automatic refresh actions.

The table:refresh-delay attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:cell-range-source> 9.3.1, <table:database-range> 9.4.15 and <table:table-source> 9.2.6.

The table:refresh-delay attribute has the data type duration 18.2.

## 19.706 table:rejecting-change-id

The table:rejecting-change-id attribute specifies the id of a previously-tracked change that has been rejected.

The table:rejecting-change-id attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:cell-content-change> 9.9.17, <table:deletion> 9.9.9, <table:insertion> 9.9.3 and <table:movement> 9.9.13.

The table:rejecting-change-id attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.707 table:rfc-language-tag

The table:rfc-language-tag attribute specifies a language identifier according to the rules of [RFC5646], or its successors.

It shall only be used if its value cannot be expressed as a valid combination of the table:language, table:script and table:country attributes.

Producers may add support for consumers that don't support the table:rfc-language-tag attribute by specifying table:language 19.701, table:script 19.661 and table:country 19.710 attributes with values that are implementation-dependent.

The table:rfc-language-tag attribute augments the table:language, table:script and table:country attributes. It shall only be used if its value could not be expressed as a valid combination of those. The value shall be a language identifier according to the rules of [RFC5646], or its successors. If a fall-back is provided for consumers that do not support the table:rfc-language-tag attribute, producers should add table:language, table:script and table:country attributes whose values are as close as possible to the value of the table:rfc-language-tag attribute. Producers shall not use values for these attributes that contradict the value of the table:rfc-language-tag attribute.

The table:rfc-language-tag attribute is usable with the following element: <table:sort> 9.4.19.

The table:rfc-language-tag attribute has the data type language 18.3.17.

## 19.708 table:row

The table:row attribute specifies the row number of a cell.

The table:row attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:cell-address> 9.9.18, <table:source-range-address> 9.9.14 and <table:target-range-address> 9.9.15.

The table:row attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.709 table:scenario-ranges

The table:scenario-ranges attribute specifies the table range that is displayed as a scenario. The value of this attribute is a white-space-separated list of cell range addresses.

The table:scenario-ranges attribute is usable with the following element: <table:scenario> 9.2.7.

The table:scenario-ranges attribute has the data type cellRangeAddressList 18.3.6.

## 19.710 table:script

The table:script attribute specifies the script information for the natural language in which comparisons will occur. The attribute should be used only if necessary according to the rules of §2.2.3 of [RFC5646], or its successors.

The table:script attribute is usable with the following element: <table:sort> 9.4.19.

The table:script attribute has the data type scriptCode 18.3.30.

## 19.711 table:search-criteria-must-apply-to-whole-cell

The table:search-criteria-must-apply-to-whole-cell attribute specifies whether a search pattern matches the entire content of a cell.

Note: The table:search-criteria-must-apply-to-whole-cell is used with the <table:filter-condition> 19.600 element when the table:data-type 19.615 attribute has the value text or text-color or data-style-color and the table:operator 9.5.5 attribute has a value of: match, !match, =, or !=.

The defined values for the table:search-criteria-must-apply-to-whole-cell are:

- •false: search pattern can match a substring at any position within a cell.

- •true: search pattern matches entire content of a cell.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The table:search-criteria-must-apply-to-whole-cell attribute is usable with the following element: <table:calculation-settings> 9.4.1.

The table:search-criteria-must-apply-to-whole-cell attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.712 table:selected-page

The table:selected-page attribute specifies which value is selected for an automatic filter.

The table:selected-page attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-field> 9.6.7.

The table:selected-page attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.713 table:show-details

The table:show-details attribute specifies whether additional fields are displayed for a member. This attribute changes the behavior of a data pilot only if there are multiple fields with the orientation row or column.

The defined values for the table:show-details attribute are:

- •false: field with a row or column orientation that is not the last field with this orientation, no members are displayed for following fields with the same orientation. Data displayed for these fields is summarized using a function specified by the data pilot's table:function 19.647 attribute.

- •true: field with a row or column orientation that is not the last field with this orientation, members are displayed for following fields with the same orientation.

The table:show-details attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-member> 9.6.12.

The table:show-details attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.714 table:show-empty

The table:show-empty attribute specifies whether fields that do not have any members should be displayed. If this attribute is not present, it is implementation-defined whether fields without members are displayed.

The defined values for the table:show-empty attribute are:

- •false: fields without members are not displayed.

- •true: fields without members are displayed.

The table:show-empty attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-level> 9.6.8.

The table:show-empty attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.715 table:show-filter-button

The table:show-filter-button attribute specifies whether a filter button is displayed for a data pilot table. A filter button displays a user interface for a filter if pushed.

The defined values for the table:show-filter-button attribute are:

- •false: filter button is not shown in UI.

- •true: filter button is shown in UI.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The table:show-filter-button attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-table> 9.6.3.

The table:show-filter-button attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.716 table:sort-mode

The table:sort-mode attribute specifies how to sort the members of a single data pilot field.

The defined values for the table:sort-mode attribute are:

- •data: fields are sorted by values in the data field specified by a table:data-field 19.611 attribute.

- •manual: fields are sorted by the user

- •name: fields are sorted by name of the field

- •none: fields are not sorted.

The table:sort-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-sort-info> 9.6.14.

## 19.717 table:source-cell-range-addresses

The table:source-cell-range-addresses attribute specifies source cell ranges.

The table:source-cell-range-addresses attribute is usable with the following element: <table:consolidation> 9.7.

The table:source-cell-range-addresses attribute has the data type cellRangeAddressList 18.3.6.

## 19.718 table:source-field-name

The table:source-field-name attribute specifies the name or label of a column that connects to a field.

There can be multiple <table:data-pilot-field> elements with the same value for this attribute.

The table:source-field-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:data-pilot-field> 9.6.7 and <table:data-pilot-groups> 9.6.17.

The table:source-field-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.719 table:source-name

The table:source-name attribute specifies a source name that is passed to the service implementation. Its value is implementation-dependent and service-specific.

The table:source-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:source-service> 9.6.6.

The table:source-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.720 table:sql-statement

An table:sql-statement attribute specifies the SQL statement to use when importing data from an SQL database.

The table:sql-statement attribute is usable with the following element: <table:database-source-sql> 9.4.16.

The table:sql-statement attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.721 table:start

The table:start attribute specifies the start value for a grouping of numeric values. All values that are lower than the start value are contained in a single group, while values that are equal to or higher than the start value are grouped as specified by the table:grouped-by 19.650 and table:step 19.650 attributes.

The defined values for the table:start attribute are:

- •auto: the lowest value of the field is used as the start value.

- •a value of type double.

The table:start attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-groups> 9.6.17.

The values of the table:start attribute are a value of type double 18.2 or auto.

## 19.722 table:start-column

The table:start-column attribute specifies the start-column for a cell range address. The value of a table:start-column attribute is inclusive.

The table:start-column attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:source-range-address> 9.9.14 and <table:target-range-address> 9.9.15.

The table:start-column attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.723 table:start-position

The table:start-position attribute specifies the number of the first deleted row or column if multiple rows or columns are deleted. The value of a table:start-position attribute is inclusive.

The table:start-position attribute is usable with the following element: <table:movement-cut-off> 9.9.12.

The table:start-position attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.724 table:start-row

The table:start-row attribute specifies the start-row for a cell range address. The value of a table:start-row attribute is inclusive.

The table:start-row attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:source-range-address> 9.9.14 and <table:target-range-address> 9.9.15.

The table:start-row attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.725 table:start-table

The table:start-table attribute specifies the start-table for a cell range address. The value of a table:start-table attribute is inclusive.

The table:start-table attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:source-range-address> 9.9.14 and <table:target-range-address> 9.9.15.

The table:start-table attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.726 table:status

The table:status attribute specifies whether iterative calculations are enabled.

The defined values for the table:status attribute are:

- •enable: iterative calculations will occur.

- •disable: iterative calculations will not occur.

The default value for this attribute is disable.

The table:status attribute is usable with the following element: <table:iteration> 9.4.3.

The values of the table:status attribute are enable or disable.

## 19.727 table:step

The table:step attribute specifies the grouping of numeric values, by specifying the distance between the groups.

The table:step attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-groups> 9.6.17.

The table:step attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 19.728 table:steps

The table:steps attribute specifies the maximum number of iterative calculations.

The default value for this attribute is 100.

The table:steps attribute is usable with the following element: <table:iteration> 9.4.3.

The table:steps attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.729 table:structure-protected

The table:structure-protected attribute specifies whether a table is protected from the insertion, deletion, moving or renaming of tables in the document. If the table structure is protected and the table:protection-key 19.701 attribute is present, an authorization is required for resetting the protection to enable editing.

The defined values for the table:show-details attribute are:

- •false: table is not protected.

- •true: table is protected.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:structure-protected attribute is usable with the following element: <office:spreadsheet> 3.7.

The table:structure-protected attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.730 table:style-name

### 19.730.1 General

The table:style-name attribute specifies styles that are assigned to elements. The style can be either an automatic or common style.

### 19.730.2 <table:background>

The table:style-name attribute specifies a <style:style> element for the table. The style specified by the <style:style> has a style:family 19.480 attribute with the value table.

The table:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:background> 16.22.

The table:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.730.3 <table:body>

The table:style-name attribute specifies a <style:style> element of type table-cell.

The table:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:body> 16.21.6.

The table:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.730.4 <table:covered-table-cell>

The table:style-name attribute specifies a <style:style> element of type table-cell.

If a cell does not have a cell style assigned, then the table:default-cell-style-name attribute of the table row specifies the cell style. If that does not exist, the table:default-cell-style-name attribute of the table column specifies the cell style. If that does not exist, the default style with family table-cell specifies the style for the cell.

The table:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5.

The table:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.730.5 <table:even-columns>

The table:style-name attribute specifies a <style:style> element of type table-cell.

The table:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:even-columns> 16.21.9.

The table:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.730.6 <table:even-rows>

The table:style-name attribute specifies a <style:style> element of type table-cell.

The table:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:even-rows> 16.21.7.

The table:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.730.7 <table:first-column>

The table:style-name attribute specifies a <style:style> element of type table-cell.

The table:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:first-column> 16.21.4.

The table:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.730.8 <table:first-row>

The table:style-name attribute specifies a <style:style> element of type table-cell.

The table:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:first-row> 16.21.2.

The table:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.730.9 <table:last-column>

The table:style-name attribute specifies a <style:style> element of type table-cell.

The table:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:last-column> 16.21.5.

The table:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.730.10 <table:last-row>

The table:style-name attribute specifies a <style:style> element of type table-cell.

The table:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:last-row> 16.21.3.

The table:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.730.11 <table:odd-columns>

The table:style-name attribute specifies a <style:style> element of type table-cell.

The table:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:odd-columns> 16.21.10.

The table:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.730.12 <table:odd-rows>

The table:style-name attribute specifies a <style:style> element of type table-cell.

The table:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:odd-rows> 16.21.8.

The table:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.730.13 <table:table-cell>

The table:style-name attribute specifies a <style:style> element of type table-cell.

If a cell does not have a cell style assigned, then the table:default-cell-style-name attribute of the table row specifies the cell style. If that does not exist, the table:default-cell-style-name attribute of the table column specifies the cell style. If that does not exist, the default style with family table-cell specifies the style for the cell.

The table:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table-cell> 9.1.4.

The table:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.730.14 <table:table-column>

The table:style-name attribute specifies a <style:style> element of type table-column.

The table:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table-column> 9.1.6.

The table:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.730.15 <table:table-row>

The table:style-name attribute specifies a <style:style> element of type table-row.

The table:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table-row> 9.1.3.

The table:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.730.16 <table:table>

The table:style-name attribute specifies a <style:style> element of type table.

The table:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The table:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.731 table:tab-color (moved to 19.731)

## 19.732 table:table

The table:table attribute specifies a table number for insertions, deletions and for table cells.

The table:table attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:cell-address> 9.9.18, <table:deletion> 9.9.9, <table:insertion> 9.9.3, <table:source-range-address> 9.9.14 and <table:target-range-address> 9.9.15.

The table:table attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.733 table:table-background

The table:table-background attribute specifies whether a shape is in the table background if the drawing shape is included in a spreadsheet document.

The defined values for the table:table-background attribute are:

- •false: shape is included in foreground of a table.

- •true: shape is included in background of a table.

The table:table-background attribute is usable with the following elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The table:table-background attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.734 table:table-name

The table:table-name attribute specifies the name of the table in the source document to which the current table is linked. If the attribute is omitted, the current table is linked to the first table in the source document.

The table:table-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table-source> 9.2.6.

The table:table-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.735 table:target-cell-address

The table:target-cell-address attribute specifies a target cell address.

The table:target-cell-address attribute is usable with the following element: <table:consolidation> 9.7.

The table:target-cell-address attribute has the data type cellAddress 18.3.4.

## 19.736 table:target-range-address

### 19.736.1 General

The table:target-range-address attribute specifies a cell range address. The value of this attribute shall be an absolute cell address that contains a table name. The dollar signs “$” (U+0024, DOLLAR SIGN) that indicate an absolute address may be omitted.

### 19.736.2 <table:data-pilot-table>

The table:target-range-address attribute specifies the cell range where a data pilot table will be displayed.

The table:target-range-address attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-table> 9.6.3.

The table:target-range-address attribute has the data type cellRangeAddress 18.3.5.

### 19.736.3 <table:database-range>

The table:target-range-address attribute specifies the cell range address of a database range.

The table:target-range-address attribute is usable with the following element: <table:database-range> 9.4.15.

The table:target-range-address attribute has the data type cellRangeAddress 18.3.5.

### 19.736.4 <table:filter>

The table:target-range-address attribute specifies the cell range for the result of a filter operation, but all table rows remain visible. If the attribute is not present, the rows that do not match the filter conditions are not displayed.

The table:target-range-address attribute is usable with the following element: <table:filter> 9.5.2.

The table:target-range-address attribute has the data type cellRangeAddress 18.3.5.

### 19.736.5 <table:sort>

The table:target-range-address attribute specifies the cell range for the result of a sort operation. If the attribute is not present, the cell range for the result is identical to the cell range of the database range.

The table:target-range-address attribute is usable with the following element: <table:sort> 9.4.19.

The table:target-range-address attribute has the data type cellRangeAddress 18.3.5.

## 19.737 table:template-name

The table:template-name attribute specifies a table template by name.

The table:template-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The table:template-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.738 table:title

The table:title attribute that specifies a title of a help or error message.

The table:title attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:error-message> 9.4.7 and <table:help-message> 9.4.6.

The table:title attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.739 table:track-changes

The table:track-changes attribute specifies whether change tracking is enabled.

The defined values for the table:track-changes attribute are:

- •false: changes are not tracked.

- •true: changes are tracked.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:track-changes attribute is usable with the following element: <table:tracked-changes> 9.9.2.

The table:track-changes attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.740 table:type

### 19.740.1 General

The table:type attribute specifies a type for a table.

### 19.740.2 <table:data-pilot-field-reference>

The table:type attribute specifies the processing of a referenced category column for display.

The defined values for the table:type attribute are:

- •column-percentage: Same as row-percentage, but the total for the result's column is used.

- •index: The row and column totals and the grand total are calculated as described for row-percentage, and then are used to calculate the following expression: (original result * grand total ) / ( row total * column total ). Division by zero is an error.

- •member-difference: From each result, the value calculated for the category column member specified by the table:member-type and table:member-name attributes is subtracted.

- •member-percentage: Each result is divided by the value calculated for the category column member specified by the table:member-type 19.673 and table:member-name 19.672 attributes. Division by zero is an error. Empty results are shown as “0”. If the table:member-type attribute has the value previous, “1” is displayed as first value. If the table:member-type attribute has the value next, “1” is displayed as last value.

- •member-percentage-difference: From each result, the value calculated for the category column member specified by the table:member-type 19.673 and table:member-name 19.672 attributes is subtracted, and the result is divided by this value again. Division by zero is an error. Otherwise, the rules for member-difference apply.

- •none: This value means that the results in the data fields are displayed unmodified.

- •row-percentage: Each result is divided by the total result for its row in the data pilot table. If there are multiple data fields, the total for the result's data field is used. If there are subtotals with manually-selected summary functions, the total is calculated with the data field's summary function. Division by zero results in an error.

- •running-total: Each result is added to the sum of the results for preceding members in the referenced category column, in the reference field's sort order, and the total sum is shown.

- •total-percentage: Same as row-percentage, but the grand total for the result's data field is used.

The table:type attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-field-reference> 9.6.16.

The values of the table:type attribute are none, member-difference, member-percentage, member-percentage-difference, running-total, row-percentage, column-percentage, total-percentage or index.

### 19.740.3 <table:deletion>

The table:type attribute specifies the type of a deletion.

The defined values for the table:type attribute are:

- •column: column deleted.

- •row: row deleted.

- •table: table deleted.

The table:type attribute is usable with the following element: <table:deletion> 9.9.9.

The values of the table:type attribute are row, column or table.

### 19.740.4 <table:insertion>

The table:type attribute specifies the type of an insertion.

The defined values for the table:type attribute are:

- •column: column inserted.

- •row: row inserted.

- •table: table inserted.

The table:type attribute is usable with the following element: <table:insertion> 9.9.3.

The values of the table:type attribute are row, column or table.

## 19.741 table:use-banding-columns-styles

The table:use-banding-columns-styles attribute specifies if the styles referenced by the <table:even-columns> 16.21.9 and <table:odd-columns> 16.21.10 elements of a table template referenced by the table:template-name 19.737 attribute are used for cells that are contained in even and odd columns.

The defined values for the table:use-banding-columns-styles attribute are:

- •false: cells are not styled based on even or odd column location.

- •true: cells are styled based on even or odd column location.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:use-banding-columns-styles attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The table:use-banding-columns-styles attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.742 table:use-banding-rows-styles

The table:use-banding-rows-styles attribute specifies if the styles referenced by the <table:even-rows> 16.21.7 and <table:odd-rows> 16.21.8 elements of a table template referenced by the table:template-name 19.737 attribute are used for cells that are contained in even and odd rows.

The defined values for the table:use-banding-rows-styles attribute are:

- •false: cells not styled based on even or odd row location.

- •true: cells styled based on even or odd row location.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:use-banding-rows-styles attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The table:use-banding-rows-styles attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.743 table:use-first-column-styles

The table:use-first-column-styles attribute specifies if the styles referenced by the <table:first-column> 16.21.4 element of the table template referenced by the table:template-name 19.737 attribute are used for cells that are contained in the table's first column.

The defined values for the table:use-first-column-styles attribute are:

- •false: cells not styled based on first column location.

- •true: cells styled based on first column location.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:use-first-column-styles attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The table:use-first-column-styles attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.744 table:use-first-row-styles

The table:use-first-row-styles attribute specifies if the styles referenced by the <table:first-row> 16.21.2 element of the table template referenced by the table:template-name 19.737 attribute are used for cells that are contained in the table's first row.

The defined values for the table:use-first-row-styles attribute are:

- •false: cells not styled based on first row location.

- •true: cells styled based on first row location.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:use-first-row-styles attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The table:use-first-row-styles attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.745 table:use-last-column-styles

The table:use-last-column-styles attribute specifies if the styles referenced by the <table:last-column> 16.21.5 element of the table template referenced by the table:template-name 19.737 attribute are used for cells that are contained in the table's last column.

The defined values for the table:use-last-column-styles attribute are:

- •false: cells not styled based on last column location.

- •true: cells styled based on last column location.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:use-last-column-styles attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The table:use-last-column-styles attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.746 table:use-last-row-styles

The table:use-last-row-styles attribute specifies if the styles referenced by the <table:last-row> 16.21.3 element of the table template referenced by the table:template-name 19.737 attribute are used for cells that are contained in the table's last row.

The defined values for the table:use-last-row-styles attribute are:

- •false: cells not styled based on last row location.

- •true: cells styled based on last row location.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:use-last-row-styles attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table> 9.1.2.

The table:use-last-row-styles attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.747 table:use-labels

The table:use-labels attribute specifies whether labels should be used by the consolidation for rows, columns or both. If labels are used for rows or columns, mathematical functions are applied to cells with equally-labeled rows or columns rather than to cells with the same relative cell address.

The defined values for the table:type attribute are:

- •both: column and row labels used for consolidation.

- •column: column labels used for consolidation.

- •none: labels not used for consolidation.

- •row: row labels used for consolidation.

The default value for this attribute is none.

The table:use-labels attribute is usable with the following element: <table:consolidation> 9.7.

The values of the table:use-labels attribute are none, row, column or both.

## 19.748 table:use-regular-expressions

The table:use-regular-expressions attribute specifies whether regular expressions are enabled for character-string comparisons and when searching.

Regular expressions are implementation-dependent expressions that, at a minimum, conform to the requirements of Conformance Clause C1 of [UTR18].

The table:use-wildcard 19.749 attribute and the table:use-regular-expressions attribute are mutually exclusive. The attribute values cannot be true for both attributes.

The defined values for the table:use-regular-expressions attribute are:

- •false: regular expressions not enabled for string comparisons and searches.

- •true: regular expressions enabled for string comparisons and searches.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The table:use-regular-expressions attribute is usable with the following element: <table:calculation-settings> 9.4.1.

The table:use-regular-expressions attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.749 table:use-wildcards

The table:use-wildcards attribute specifies whether wildcards are enabled for character-string comparisons and when searching.

If enabled, in a query or search string of a function, the “?” (U+003F, QUESTION MARK), “*" (U+002A, ASTERISK), and “~" (U+007E, TILDE) are defined as:

- •"?" (U+003F, QUESTION MARK): matches any single character;

- •"*" (U+002A, ASTERISK): matches any sequence of characters, including an empty string;

- •"~" (U+007E, TILDE): escapes the special meaning of a QUESTION MARK, ASTERISK or TILDE character that follows immediately after the TILDE character.

The table:use-regular-expressions 19.748 attribute and the table:use-wildcards attribute are mutually exclusive. The attribute values cannot be true for both attributes.

The defined values for the table:use-wildcards attribute are:

- •false: wildcards are not enabled for character-string comparisons and searching.

- •true: wildcards are enabled for character-string comparisons and searching.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The table:use-wildcards attribute is usable with the following element: <table:calculation-settings> 9.4.1.

The table:use-wildcards attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.750 table:used-hierarchy

The table:used-hierarchy attribute specifies a unique number assigned by an external component to select the hierarchy that should be applied to a source field.

If the data pilot source is provided by an external component or service, the data contained within category columns may be grouped by its value and it may be further divided into sub-groups or hierarchies. If an external component supports hierarchies, it shall assign unique numbers to those hierarchies.

The default value for this attribute is -1. The default value of -1 means no hierarchy should be applied to a source field.

The table:used-hierarchy attribute is usable with the following element: <table:data-pilot-field> 9.6.7.

The table:used-hierarchy attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.751 table:user-name

The table:user-name attribute specifies the user name needed to access a source. It is passed to a service implementation. Its value is implementation-dependent and service-specific.

The table:user-name attribute is usable with the following element: <table:source-service> 9.6.6.

The table:user-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.752 table:value

### 19.752.1 <table:filter-condition>

The table:value attribute specifies a value for the filter condition.

The table:value attribute is usable with the following element: <table:filter-condition> 9.5.5.

The values of the table:value attribute are a value of type string 18.2 or a value of type double 18.2.

The values of the table:value attribute are a value of type color 18.3.9 or window-font-color.

The values of the table:value attribute are a value of type color 18.3.9 or transparent.

### 19.752.2 <table:filter-set-item>

The table:value attribute specifies a single value within a set of filter values.

The table:value attribute is usable with the following element: <table:filter-set-item> 9.5.6.

The table:value attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.753 table:value-type

The table:value-type attribute specifies the value type of a null date.

The default value for this attribute is date.

The table:value-type attribute is usable with the following element: <table:null-date> 9.4.2.

The only value of the table:value-type attribute is date.

## 19.754 table:visibility

The table:visibility attribute specifies whether a row or column is visible.,

The defined values for the table:visibility attribute are:

- •collapse: a row or column is not visible.

- •filter: a row or column is not visible as the result of applying a filter.

- •visible: a row or column is visible.

The default value for this attribute is visible.

The table:visibility attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:table-column> 9.1.6 and <table:table-row> 9.1.3.

The values of the table:visibility attribute are visible, collapse or filter.

## 19.755 text:active

The text:active attribute specifies the setting of the page variable.

The value of an active page variable is increased on each page.

An inactive page variable is not incremented between pages.

The defined values for the text:active attribute are:

- •false: page variable is inactive.

- •true: page variable is active.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:active attribute is usable with the following element: <text:page-variable-set> 7.7.1.2.

The text:active attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.756 text:address

The text:address attribute specifies the address for a bibliography index entry.

The text:address attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:address attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.757 text:alphabetical-separators

The text:alphabetical-separators attribute specifies whether entries beginning with the same letter are grouped and separated from the entries beginning with the next letter.

The defined values for the text:alphabetical-separators attribute are:

- •false: entries beginning with the same letter are not grouped together and separated from entries beginning with the next letter.

- •true: entries beginning with the same letter are grouped together and separated from entries beginning with the next letter.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:alphabetical-separators attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2.

The text:alphabetical-separators attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.758 text:anchor-page-number

The text:anchor-page-number attribute specifies the physical page number of an anchor if the drawing object is bound to a page within a text document.

The text:anchor-page-number attribute is usable with the following elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The text:anchor-page-number attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.759 text:anchor-type

The text:anchor-type attribute specifies how a drawing shape is bound to a text document. The anchor position is the point at which a drawing shape is bound to a text document. The defined values for the text:anchor-type attribute are shown in Table 18.

The same attribute is available as graphic property 20.418.

If the attribute is given both as element attribute and as graphic property 20.418, then the element attribute has precedence over the graphic property.

If neither an element attribute nor a graphic property is given or can be found by inheritance, then the attribute text:anchor-type defaults to value "paragraph".

Table 18 - Text anchor positions

If the value of the text:anchor-type attribute is ... | The anchor position is... | The drawing shape element shall be located in file text ... | Notes
as-char | There is no anchor position. The drawing shape behaves like a character. | At the position where the character appears in the document. |
char | The character after the drawing shape element. | Just before the character. |
frame | The parent text box that the current drawing shape element is contained in. | In the element representing the text box to which the drawing object is bound. If an image is bound to a text box, the image element is located in the text box element. |
page | The page that has the same physical page number as the value of the text:anchor-page-number 19.758 attribute that is attached to the drawing shape element. If no text:anchor-page-number attribute is given, the anchor position is the page at which the character behind the drawing object element appears. | Either •At the start of the document body, outside any paragraph or frame, provided a text:anchor-page-number attribute is given. Or •Inside any paragraph element that is not contained in a header, footer, footnote, or text box, if a text:anchor-page-number attribute is not given. | The physical page number is the number assigned to the page if all pages in the document are counted starting with page 1.
paragraph | The paragraph that the current drawing shape element is contained in. | At the start of the paragraph element. |

The text:anchor-type attribute is usable with the following elements: <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 and <office:annotation> 14.1.

The values of the text:anchor-type attribute are page, frame, paragraph, char or as-char.

## 19.760 text:annote

The text:annote attribute specifies the annotation for a bibliography index entry.

The text:annote attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:annote attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.761 text:author

The text:author attribute specifies the author or authors for a bibliography index entry.

The text:author attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:author attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.762 text:bibliography-data-field

The text:bibliography-data-field attribute specifies which part of a bibliography data field will be displayed.

The defined values for the text:bibliography-data-field attribute are:

- •address: 19.756.

- •annote: 19.760.

- •author: 19.761.

- •bibliography-type: 19.763.

- •booktitle: 19.764.

- •chapter: 19.772.

- •custom1: 19.792.

- •custom2: 19.793.

- •custom3: 19.794.

- •custom4: 19.795.

- •custom5: 19.796.

- •edition: 19.806.

- •editor: 19.807.

- •howpublished: 19.813.

- •identifier: 19.816.

- •institution: 19.820.

- •isbn: 19.823.

- •issn: 19.824.

- •journal: 19.825.

- •month: 19.840.

- •note: 19.842.

- •number: 19.844.

- •organizations: 19.849.

- •pages: 19.852.

- •publisher: 19.858.

- •report-type: 19.862.

- •school: 19.866.

- •series: 19.868.

- •title: 19.888.

- •url: 19.890.

- •volume: 19.908.

- •year: 19.909.

The text:bibliography-data-field attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-entry-bibliography> 8.13.5.

The values of the text:bibliography-data-field attribute are address, annote, author, bibliography-type, booktitle, chapter, custom1, custom2, custom3, custom4, custom5, edition, editor, howpublished, identifier, institution, isbn, issn, journal, month, note, number, organizations, pages, publisher, report-type, school, series, title, url, volume or year.

## 19.763 text:bibliography-type

The text:bibliography-type attribute specifies to which type of bibliographical entry a template applies.

The defined values for the text:bibliography-type attribute are:

- •article: an article in a journal or magazine.

- •book: a book with a named publisher.

- •booklet: a work that is printed and bound, but without a named publisher or sponsoring institution.

- •conference: an article in conference proceedings.

- •custom1: the first of five user-defined fields for a bibliographic entry.

- •custom2: the second of five user-defined fields for a bibliographic entry.

- •custom3: the third of five user-defined fields for a bibliographic entry.

- •custom4: the fourth of five user-defined fields for a bibliographic entry.

- •custom5: the fifth of five user-defined fields for a bibliographic entry.

- •email: an email address.

- •inbook: a part of a book that can be identified.

- •incollection: a part of a book that has its own title.

- •inproceedings: a paper in conference proceedings.

- •journal: a journal name.

- •manual: technical documentation.

- •mastersthesis: a masters thesis.

- •misc: a type classification when more specific values are not appropriate.

- •phdthesis: a PhD thesis.

- •proceedings: the proceedings of a conference.

- •techreport: a report published by a school or other institution.

- •unpublished: a document with an author and title but not formally published.

- •www: the IRI for a document.

Note: The definitions for article, book, booklet, inbook, incollection, inproceedings, journal, manual, mastersthesis, misc, phdthesis, proceedings, techreport, and unpublished are based on [BibTeXing].

The text:bibliography-type attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:bibliography-entry-template> 8.9.3 and <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The values of the text:bibliography-type attribute are article, book, booklet, conference, custom1, custom2, custom3, custom4, custom5, email, inbook, incollection, inproceedings, journal, manual, mastersthesis, misc, phdthesis, proceedings, techreport, unpublished or www.

## 19.764 text:booktitle

The text:booktitle attribute specifies the book title for a bibliography index entry.

The text:booktitle attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:booktitle attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.765 text:bullet-char

The text:bullet-char attribute specifies the [UNICODE] character to use as the bullet in a bulleted list style.

The defined values for the text:bullet-char attribute are shown in Table 19:

Table 19 - Typical bullet characters

UNICODE Character Code | Typical Shape | UNICODE Character Name
U+2022 | • | BULLET
U+25CF | ● | BLACK CIRCLE
U+2714 | ✔ | HEAVY CHECK MARK
U+2717 | ✗ | BALLOT X
U+2794 | ➔ | HEAVY WIDE-HEADED RIGHTWARDS ARROW
U+27A2 | ➢ | THREE-D TOP-LIGHTED RIGHTWARDS ARROWHEAD

Note: These characters need not be available in all fonts.

The text:bullet-char attribute is usable with the following element: <text:list-level-style-bullet> 16.33.

The text:bullet-char attribute has the data type character 18.3.7.

## 19.766 text:bullet-relative-size

The text:bullet-relative-size attribute specifies a percentage value for the bullet size relative to the font size of the paragraphs in the bullet list.

The text:bullet-relative-size attribute is usable with the following element: <text:list-level-style-bullet> 16.33.

The text:bullet-relative-size attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 19.767 text:capitalize-entries

The text:capitalize-entries attribute specifies whether the entries in an index are capitalized.

The defined values for the text:capitalize-entries attribute are:

- •false: the case of entries in an index should not change.

- •true: the entries in an index should be capitalized.

The text:capitalize-entries attribute controls capitalization of index entries during the generation of indexes. Index entries may be entered in either upper or lower case, without regard to the text:capitalize-entries attribute.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:capitalize-entries attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2.

The text:capitalize-entries attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.768 text:c

The text:c attribute specifies the number of “ “ (U+0020, SPACE) characters that a <text:s> element represents. A missing text:c attribute is interpreted as a single “ “ (U+0020, SPACE) character.

The text:c attribute is usable with the following element: <text:s> 6.1.3.

The text:c attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.769 text:caption-sequence-format

The text:caption-sequence-format attribute specifies the format of entries for an index of illustrations or tables.

The defined values for the text:caption-sequence-format attribute are:

- •caption: text of the caption in which the referenced sequence field is included (without sequence number and value).

- •category-and-value: displays the name and value of the referenced sequence field.

- •text: displays the value of the referenced sequence field.

The text:caption-sequence-format attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:illustration-index-source> 8.4.2 and <text:table-index-source> 8.5.2.

The values of the text:caption-sequence-format attribute are text, category-and-value or caption.

## 19.770 text:caption-sequence-name

The text:caption-sequence-name attribute specifies the sequence by which captions are identified.

If the text:use-caption attribute is set to true, this attribute shall be present.

Note: Captions are regular paragraphs. For index generation, a paragraph is considered to be a caption if it contains the sequence variable with the name specified by the text:caption-sequence-name attribute.

The text:caption-sequence-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:illustration-index-source> 8.4.2 and <text:table-index-source> 8.5.2.

The text:caption-sequence-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.771 text:change-id

The text:change-id attribute specifies the id that links <text:change-start>, <text:change-end>, and <text:change> elements to the <text:changed-region> element that contains change-tracking information.

The text:change-id attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:change> 5.5.8.4, <text:change-end> 5.5.8.3 and <text:change-start> 5.5.8.2.

The text:change-id attribute has the data type IDREF 18.2.

## 19.772 text:chapter

The text:chapter attribute specifies the chapter reference for a bibliography index entry.

The text:chapter attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:chapter attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.773 text:citation-body-style-name

The text:citation-body-style-name attribute specifies the text style to use for a note citation in the text flow.

The text:citation-body-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:notes-configuration> 16.31.3.

The text:citation-body-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.774 text:citation-style-name

The text:citation-style-name attribute specifies the text style to use for a note citation within the footnote.

The text:citation-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:notes-configuration> 16.31.3.

The text:citation-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.775 text:class-names

### 19.775.1 General

A text:class-names attribute specifies a white-space-separated list of style names. The referenced styles are applied in the order they are contained in the list.

If both text:style-name and text:class-names are present, the style referenced by the text:style-name attribute is applied before the styles referenced by text:class-names attribute. If a conditional style is specified together with a text:class-names attribute, but without a text:style-name attribute, the text:style-name 19.880 attribute is assumed to have the value of the first style name in the list defined by the text:class-name attribute.

### 19.775.2 <text:h>

A text:class-names attribute specifies a white-space-separated list of paragraph style names.

The text:class-names attribute is usable with the following element: <text:h> 5.1.2.

The text:class-names attribute has the data type styleNameRefs 18.3.34.

### 19.775.3 <text:p>

A text:class-names attribute specifies a white-space-separated list of paragraph style names.

The text:class-names attribute is usable with the following element: <text:p> 5.1.3.

The text:class-names attribute has the data type styleNameRefs 18.3.34.

### 19.775.4 <text:span>

A text:class-names attribute specifies a white-space-separated list of text style names.

The text:class-names attribute is usable with the following element: <text:span> 6.1.7.

The text:class-names attribute has the data type styleNameRefs 18.3.34.

## 19.776 text:column-name

The text:column-name attribute specifies the name of the column from which data is displayed. The value of this attribute shall be a column name contained in the current selection as specified by the data source.

The text:column-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:database-display> 7.6.3.

The text:column-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.777 text:combine-entries

The text:combine-entries attribute specifies whether multiple entries for a single word should be combined into a single entry.

The defined values for the text:combine-entries attribute are:

- •false: multiple entries for a single word should not be combined into a single entry.

- •true: multiple entries for a single word should be combined into a single entry.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The text:combine-entries attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2.

The text:combine-entries attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.778 text:combine-entries-with-dash

The text:combine-entries-with-dash attributes specifies that multiple entries for a single word that should be displayed as a single entry, as per a text:combine-entries attribute, should be displayed as a range of numbers separated by a dash.

The defined values for the text:combine-entries-with-dash attribute are:

- •false: multiple entries for a single word should not be displayed as a range of numbers separated by a dash.

- •true: multiple entries for a single word should be displayed as a range of numbers separated by a dash.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:combine-entries-with-dash attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2.

The text:combine-entries-with-dash attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.779 text:combine-entries-with-pp

The text:combine-entries-with-pp attributes specifies that multiple entries for a single word that should be displayed as a single entry, as per a text:combine-entries attribute, should be displayed as the start page number, followed by a "ff", or the appropriate label for the chosen language.

- •false: multiple entries for a single word should not be displayed as the start page number, followed by "ff", or the appropriate label for the chosen language.

- •true: multiple entries for a single word should be displayed as the start page number, followed by "ff", or the appropriate label for the chosen language.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The text:combine-entries-with-pp attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2.

The text:combine-entries-with-pp attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.780 text:comma-separated

The text:comma-separated attribute specifies how to treat multiple index entries. Instead of listing each index entry on a separate line, multiple entries can be listed on a single line separated by a comma “,” (U+002C, COMMA). If the value of this attribute is true, multiple entries are listed on a single line separated by a comma. By default, the value of this attribute is false and each index entry is displayed on a separate line.

The defined values for the text:comma-separated attribute are:

- •false: each index entry for a word is displayed on a separate line.

- •true: each index entry for a word is listed on a single line separated by a comma “,” (U+002C, COMMA).

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:comma-separated attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2.

The text:comma-separated attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.781 text:cond-style-name

The text:cond-style-name attribute specifies a conditional-style, that is, a style that contains conditions and maps to other styles. 16.3 The style referenced shall be a paragraph style.

If a conditional style is applied to a paragraph, the text:style-name attribute should contain the name of the style that was the result of the conditional style evaluation, while the conditional style name itself is the value of the text:cond-style-name attribute. The referenced style can be a common style or an automatic style.

The text:cond-style-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:h> 5.1.2 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

The text:cond-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.782 text:condition

### 19.782.1 General

The text:condition attribute specifies a condition. Conditions do not have a predefined syntax, but the attribute value should begin with a namespace prefix, followed by a ":" (U+003A, COLON) separator, followed by the text of a formula. The namespace bound to the prefix determines the syntax and semantics of the formula.

If a namespace prefix is not specified, the namespace defaults to the
"urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:of:1.2" namespace.

### 19.782.2 <text:conditional-text>

The text:condition attribute specifies the condition that determines which of the two text strings of an <text:conditional-text> text field is displayed.

The text:condition attribute is usable with the following element: <text:conditional-text> 7.7.3.

The text:condition attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.782.3 <text:database-next>

The text:condition attribute specifies a condition expression. The expression is evaluated and if the result interpreted as a Boolean value is true, the next row is used as the new current row.

If the <text:database-next> element has no text:condition attribute, the next available row is selected.

The text:condition attribute is usable with the following element: <text:database-next> 7.6.4.

The text:condition attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.782.4 <text:database-row-select>

The text:condition attribute specifies a condition for selecting a row. If the attribute is present, a new row will be selected only if the condition evaluates to a value interpreted as true.

If a <text:database-row-select> element has no text:condition attribute, the next row is selected.

The text:condition attribute is usable with the following element: <text:database-row-select> 7.6.5.

The text:condition attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.782.5 <text:hidden-paragraph>

The text:condition attribute specifies a Boolean expression. If the expression evaluates to true, the paragraph is hidden. If the expression evaluates to false, the paragraph is displayed.

The text:condition attribute is usable with the following element: <text:hidden-paragraph> 7.7.11.

The text:condition attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.782.6 <text:hidden-text>

The text:condition attribute specifies a Boolean expression. If the expression evaluates to true, the text is hidden. If the expression evaluates to false, the text is displayed.

The text:condition attribute is usable with the following element: <text:hidden-text> 7.7.4.

The text:condition attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.782.7 <text:section>

The text:condition attribute specifies the condition under which a section is hidden. The condition is encoded as a string. If the value of text:display 19.802 is condition, the text:condition attribute shall be present.

The text:condition attribute is usable with the following element: <text:section> 5.4.

The text:condition attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.783 text:connection-name

The text:connection-name attribute specifies the name of the DDE connection to which a field refers.

The text:connection-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:dde-connection> 7.7.12.

The text:connection-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.784 text:consecutive-numbering

The text:consecutive-numbering attribute specifies whether the style uses consecutive numbering for all list levels or whether each list level restarts the numbering.

The defined values for the text:consecutive-numbering attribute are:

- •false: each list level restarts numbering.

- •true: consecutive numbering is used for all list levels.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:consecutive-numbering attribute is usable with the following element: <text:list-style> 16.32.

The text:consecutive-numbering attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.785 text:continue-list

The text:continue-list attribute specifies the xml:id 19.920 value of a list that is to be continued.

The text:continue-list attribute is usable with the following element: <text:list> 5.3.1.

The text:continue-list attribute has the data type IDREF 18.2.

## 19.786 text:continue-numbering

The text:continue-numbering attribute specifies, if the numbering of the preceding list is continued or not. This attribute is ignored, if attribute text:continue-list 19.785 is present.

The defined values for the text:continue-numbering attribute are:

- •true: if text:continue-list attribute is not present and the numbering style of the preceding list is the same as the current list, the number of the first list item in the current list is the number of the last item in the preceding list incremented by one.

- •false: if the text:continue-list attribute is not present, the numbering of the preceding list is not continued.

The use of the text:continue-numbering attribute with the <text:numbered-paragraph> element has been deprecated.

The text:continue-numbering attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:list> 5.3.1 and <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6.

The text:continue-numbering attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.787 text:copy-outline-levels

The text:copy-outline-levels attribute specifies whether index entries are indented according to the outline level of their source.

The defined values for the text:copy-outline-levels attribute are:

- •false: no indentation is added.

- •true: index entries are indented according to the outline level of their source.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:copy-outline-levels attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2.

The text:copy-outline-levels attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.788 text:count-empty-lines

The text:count-empty-lines attribute specifies whether empty lines are included in the line count.

The defined values for the text:count-empty-lines attribute are:

- •false: empty lines are not included in a line count.

- •true: empty lines are included in a line count.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The text:count-empty-lines attribute is usable with the following element: <text:linenumbering-configuration> 16.31.1.

The text:count-empty-lines attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.789 text:count-in-text-boxes

The text:count-in-text-boxes attribute specifies whether text in text boxes is included in the line count. If the value of this attribute is true, text within text boxes is included in the line count.

The defined values for the text:count-in-text-boxes attribute are:

- •false: text within text boxes is not included in a line count.

- •true: text within text boxes is included in a line count.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:count-in-text-boxes attribute is usable with the following element: <text:linenumbering-configuration> 16.31.1.

The text:count-in-text-boxes attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.790 text:current-selected

The text:current-selected attribute specifies whether a <text:label> 7.4.17 element is currently selected.

The defined values for the text:current-selected attribute are:

- •false: the <text:label> element is not currently selected.

- •true: the <text:label> element is currently selected.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:current-selected attribute is usable with the following element: <text:label> 7.4.17.

The text:current-selected attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.791 text:current-value

The text:current-value attribute specifies the evaluation result of a condition given by the expression in a text:condition 19.782 attribute. The value of this attribute is updated whenever the expression is evaluated.

The text:current-value attribute is usable with the following element: <text:conditional-text> 7.7.3.

The text:current-value attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.792 text:custom1

The text:custom1 attribute specifies the first of up to five user-defined fields for a bibliography index entry.

The text:custom1 attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:custom1 attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.793 text:custom2

The text:custom2 attribute specifies the second of up to five user-defined fields for a bibliography index entry.

The text:custom2 attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:custom2 attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.794 text:custom3

The text:custom3 attribute specifies the third of up to five user-defined fields for a bibliography index entry.

The text:custom3 attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:custom3 attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.795 text:custom4

The text:custom4 attribute specifies the fourth of up to five user-defined fields for a bibliography index entry.

The text:custom4 attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:custom4 attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.796 text:custom5

The text:custom5 attribute specifies the fifth of up to five user-defined fields for a bibliography index entry.

The text:custom5 attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:custom5 attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.797 text:database-name

The text:database-name attribute specifies a source database by its name.

The text:database-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:database-display> 7.6.3, <text:database-name> 7.6.7, <text:database-next> 7.6.4, <text:database-row-number> 7.6.6 and <text:database-row-select> 7.6.5.

The text:database-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.798 text:date-adjust

The text:date-adjust attribute specifies an adjustment to the value of a date field. If the time period is negative, it is subtracted from the value of the date field.

The text:date-adjust attribute is usable with the following element: <text:date> 7.3.2.

The text:date-adjust attribute has the data type duration 18.2.

## 19.799 text:date-value

The text:date-value attribute specifies a date value. If no value is specified, whether the field is marked as fixed or not, the current date is assumed.

Note: This attribute can also be used to specify a future date.

The text:date-value attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:creation-date> 7.5.3, <text:date> 7.3.2, <text:modification-date> 7.5.16 and <text:print-date> 7.5.8.

The text:date-value attribute has the data type dateOrDateTime 18.3.14.

## 19.800 text:default-style-name

The text:default-style-name attribute specifies a default footnote paragraph style for new footnotes that are inserted into a document. It is not evaluated for footnotes that already exist.

The text:default-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:notes-configuration> 16.31.3.

The text:default-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.801 text:description

The text:description attribute specifies a message that is displayed when users are prompted for input.

The text:description attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:placeholder> 7.7.2, <text:text-input> 7.4.15, <text:user-field-input> 7.4.10 and <text:variable-input> 7.4.6.

The text:description attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.802 text:display

### 19.802.1 General

The text:display attribute specifies options for the display of text.

### 19.802.2 <text:chapter>

The text:display attribute specifies the information that a chapter field should display.

The defined values for the text:display attribute are:

- •name: name of a chapter.

- •number: number of a chapter.

- •number-and-name: name and number of a chapter.

- •plain-number: number of a chapter without text defined by style:num-prefix 19.506 and style:num-suffix 19.507, both of which are attributes on the <text:outline-level-style> element that defines the format for a chapter number.16.37.

- •plain-number-and-name: name of a chapter with the number of the same chapter without text defined by style:num-prefix 19.506 and style:num-suffix 19.507, both of which are attributes on the <text:outline-level-style> element that defines the format for a chapter number.16.37.

The text:display attribute is usable with the following element: <text:chapter> 7.3.8.

The values of the text:display attribute are name, number, number-and-name, plain-number-and-name or plain-number.

### 19.802.3 <text:expression>

The text:display attribute specifies what information to display for an expression.

The defined values for the text:display attribute are:

- •formula: displays the formula instead of the value of a field.

- •value: displays the value of a field.

The text:display attribute is usable with the following element: <text:expression> 7.4.14.

The values of the text:display attribute are value or formula.

### 19.802.4 <text:file-name>

The text:display attribute specifies how much of the file name and path to display.

The defined values for the text:display attribute are:

- •full: full file name, extension and file path.

- •path: file path only.

- •name: file name without extension.

- •name-and-extension: file name and extension.

The filename may be an IRI, either because an IRI has been used to retrieve the file, or the consumer internally uses IRIs and therefore converts system-specific paths into an IRI. If this is the case, and if the path, the name or the extension cannot be evaluated from the IRI, then the IRI should be displayed unmodified.

The text:display attribute is usable with the following element: <text:file-name> 7.3.9.

The values of the text:display attribute are full, path, name or name-and-extension.

### 19.802.5 <text:index-entry-chapter>

The text:display attribute specifies what information to display for a chapter field.

The defined values for the text:display attribute are:

- •name: name of a chapter.

- •number: number of a chapter.

- •number-and-name: name and number of a chapter.

- •plain-number: number of a chapter without text defined by style:num-prefix 19.506 and style:num-suffix 19.507, both of which are attributes on the <text:outline-level-style> element that defines the format for a chapter number.16.37.

- •plain-number-and-name: name of a chapter with the number of the same chapter without text defined by style:num-prefix 19.506 and style:num-suffix 19.507, both of which are attributes on the <text:outline-level-style> element that defines the format for a chapter number.16.37.

For a <text:index-entry-chapter> 8.13.1 element the default value for this attribute is number.

The text:display attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-entry-chapter> 8.13.1.

The values of the text:display attribute are name, number, number-and-name, plain-number or plain-number-and-name.

### 19.802.6 <text:section>

The text:display attribute specifies whether the section is hidden.

The defined values for the text:display attribute are:

- •condition: the section is hidden or displayed according to the condition specified by the text:condition 19.782 attribute.

- •none: the section is hidden unconditionally.

- •true: the section is displayed. This is the default setting.

The text:display attribute is usable with the following element: <text:section> 5.4.

The values of the text:display attribute are true, none or condition.

### 19.802.7 <text:table-formula>

The text:display attribute specifies what information to display for a table formula field.

The defined values for the text:display attribute are:

- •formula: the formula used to calculate the value of the field.

- •value: the value of the field.

The text:display attribute is usable with the following element: <text:table-formula> 7.7.14.

The values of the text:display attribute are value or formula.

### 19.802.8 <text:template-name>

The text:display attribute specifies what information to display about a document template.

The defined values for the text:display attribute are:

- •area: The category of the template. Assignments of categories to templates is implementation-dependent.

- •full: full file name, extension and file path.

- •name: file name only.

- •name-and-extension: file name and extension.

- •path: file path only.

- •title: The title.

The text:display attribute is usable with the following element: <text:template-name> 7.3.10.

The values of the text:display attribute are full, path, name, name-and-extension, area or title.

### 19.802.9 <text:user-field-get>

The text:display attribute specifies what information to display for a user field.

The defined values for the text:display attribute are:

- •formula: displays the formula instead of the value of a field.

- •none: hides the content of a field.

- •value: displays the value of a field.

The text:display attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-field-get> 7.4.9.

The values of the text:display attribute are value, formula or none.

### 19.802.10 <text:variable-get>

The text:display attribute specifies what information to display for a variable-get field.

The defined values for the text:display attribute are:

- •formula: displays the formula instead of the value of a field.

- •value: displays the value of a field.

The text:display attribute is usable with the following element: <text:variable-get> 7.4.5.

The values of the text:display attribute are value or formula.

### 19.802.11 <text:variable-input>

The text:display attribute specifies what information to display for a variable-input field.

The defined values for the text:display attribute are:

- •none: hides the content of a field.

- •value: displays the value of a field.

The text:display attribute is usable with the following element: <text:variable-input> 7.4.6.

The values of the text:display attribute are value or none.

### 19.802.12 <text:variable-set>

The text:display attribute specifies what information to display for a variable-set field.

The defined values for the text:display attribute are:

- •none: hides the content of a field.

- •value: displays the value of a field.

The text:display attribute is usable with the following element: <text:variable-set> 7.4.4.

The values of the text:display attribute are value or none.

## 19.803 text:display-levels

The text:display-levels attribute specifies the number of levels whose numbers are displayed at the current level.

The default value for this attribute is 1.

The text:display-levels attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:list-level-style-number> 16.34 and <text:outline-level-style> 16.37.

The text:display-levels attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.804 text:display-outline-level

The text:display-outline-level attribute specifies the numbering of a sequence by chapter. This attribute specifies an outline level that determines which chapters to reference for the chapter-specific numbering. All chapters that are at or below the specified outline level reset the value of the sequence to zero, the default value. The chapter number of the last chapter at or below the specified outline level is prefixed to the sequence number. Choosing an outline level of zero results in a continuous numbering of all sequence elements for that sequence variable.

The text:display-outline-level attribute is usable with the following element: <text:sequence-decl> 7.4.12.

The text:display-outline-level attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.805 text:duration

The text:duration attribute contains the value of a <text:editing-duration> field element if its value is fixed.

The text:duration attribute is usable with the following element: <text:editing-duration> 7.5.14.

The text:duration attribute has the data type duration 18.2.

## 19.806 text:edition

The text:edition attribute specifies the edition for a bibliography index entry.

The text:edition attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:edition attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.807 text:editor

The text:editor attribute specifies the editor for a bibliography index entry.

The text:editor attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:editor attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.808 text:filter-name

The text:filter-name attribute specifies the filter type to be used to import the link target. The value of this attribute is implementation-dependent.

The text:filter-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:section-source> 5.4.2.

The text:filter-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.809 text:fixed

The text:fixed attribute specifies whether the value of a field element is fixed.

The defined values for the text:fixed attribute are:

- •false: value of the field element where this attribute appears may be changed.

- •true: value of the field element where this attribute appears is preserved.

The text:fixed attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:author-initials> 7.3.7.2, <text:author-name> 7.3.7.1, <text:creation-date> 7.5.3, <text:creation-time> 7.5.4, <text:creator> 7.5.17, <text:date> 7.3.2, <text:description> 7.5.5, <text:editing-cycles> 7.5.13, <text:editing-duration> 7.5.14, <text:file-name> 7.3.9, <text:initial-creator> 7.5.2, <text:keywords> 7.5.12, <text:modification-date> 7.5.16, <text:modification-time> 7.5.15, <text:page-number> 7.3.4, <text:print-date> 7.5.8, <text:print-time> 7.5.7, <text:printed-by> 7.5.9, <text:sender-city> 7.3.6.13, <text:sender-company> 7.3.6.10, <text:sender-country> 7.3.6.15, <text:sender-email> 7.3.6.7, <text:sender-fax> 7.3.6.9, <text:sender-firstname> 7.3.6.2, <text:sender-initials> 7.3.6.4, <text:sender-lastname> 7.3.6.3, <text:sender-phone-private> 7.3.6.8, <text:sender-phone-work> 7.3.6.11, <text:sender-position> 7.3.6.6, <text:sender-postal-code> 7.3.6.14, <text:sender-state-or-province> 7.3.6.16, <text:sender-street> 7.3.6.12, <text:sender-title> 7.3.6.5, <text:subject> 7.5.11, <text:time> 7.3.3, <text:title> 7.5.10 and <text:user-defined> 7.5.6.

The text:fixed attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.810 text:footnotes-position

The text:footnotes-position attribute specifies a position for a footnote.

The defined values for the text:footnotes-position attribute are:

- •document: end of the document.

- •page: bottom of the page where the footnote citation is located.

- •section: end of the section.

- •text: at the page where the footnote citation is located, immediately below the page's text.

The text:footnotes-position attribute is usable with the following element: <text:notes-configuration> 16.31.3.

The values of the text:footnotes-position attribute are text, page, section or document.

## 19.811 text:formula

The text:formula attribute specifies the formula or expression used to compute the value of a field.

The attribute value should begin with a namespace prefix followed by ":" (U+003A, COLON) followed by the text of the formula. The namespace bound to the prefix determines the syntax and semantics of the formula.

The text:formula attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:expression> 7.4.14, <text:sequence> 7.4.13, <text:table-formula> 7.7.14, <text:user-field-decl> 7.4.8 and <text:variable-set> 7.4.4.

The text:formula attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.812 text:global (deprecated)

The text:global attribute specifies whether the user interface of a consumer should consider the documents to which linked text sections are linked as individually editable parts of the document.

The defined values for the text:global attribute are:

- •false: the user interface need not make a distinction between linked text sections and non-linked text sections.

- •true: the user interface considers the content of linked text sections as parts of the document which may be edited by editing the documents to which the linked text sections are linked.

The text:global attribute is deprecated in favor of the application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text-master MIME type. Using this MIME type for a document has the same effect as the value true for a text:global attribute.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:global attribute is usable with the following element: <office:text> 3.4.

The text:global attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.813 text:howpublished

The text:howpublished attribute specifies the publication type for a bibliography index entry.

The text:howpublished attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:howpublished attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.814 text:increment

The text:increment attribute causes line numbers to be numbered as multiples of a specified increment.

The text:increment attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:linenumbering-configuration> 16.31.1 and <text:linenumbering-separator> 16.31.2.

The text:increment attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.815 text:id

### 19.815.1 General

The text:id attribute specifies an identifier or a name for an element.

### 19.815.2 <draw:text-box> (deprecated)

The text:id attribute specifies an identifier for for a text box.

OpenDocument consumers shall ignore a text:id attribute if it occurs on a <draw:text-box> element with an xml:id attribute value.

OpenDocument producers may write text:id attributes for <draw:text-box> elements in addition to an xml:id attribute.

The value of a text:id attribute shall equal the value of an xml:id attribute on the same <draw:text-box> element.

The text:id attribute is deprecated in favor of xml:id. 19.920

The text:id attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:text-box> 10.4.3.

The text:id attribute has the data type NCName 18.2.

### 19.815.3 <text:alphabetical-index-mark-end>

The text:id attribute specifies a name by which start- and end-mark elements are connected to each other. The name specified by the text:id attribute shall be unique except for a matching <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> 8.1.8 element.

The text:id attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-mark-end> 8.1.9.

The text:id attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.815.4 <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start>

The text:id attribute specifies a name by which start- and end-mark elements are connected to each other. The name specified by the text:id attribute shall be unique except for a matching <text:alphabetical-index-mark-end> 8.1.9 element.

The text:id attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> 8.1.8.

The text:id attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.815.5 <text:changed-region> (deprecated)

The text:id attribute specifies the an identifier for achanged region.

The ID value is used in text:change-id 19.771 IDREF values to refer to a particular <text:changed-region> element.

OpenDocument consumers shall ignore a text:id attribute if it occurs on an element with an xml:id attribute value.

OpenDocument producers may write text:id attributes for elements in addition to an xml:id attribute.

The value of a text:id attribute shall equal the value of an xml:id attribute on the same element.

The text:id attribute is deprecated in favor of xml:id. 19.920

The text:id attribute is usable with the following element: <text:changed-region> 5.5.3.

The text:id attribute has the data type NCName 18.2.

### 19.815.6 <text:h> (deprecated)

The text:id attribute specifies an identifier for a heading.

OpenDocument consumers shall ignore a text:id attribute if it occurs on an element with an xml:id attribute value.

OpenDocument producers may write text:id attributes for elements in addition to an xml:id attribute.

The value of a text:id attribute shall equal the value of an xml:id attribute on the same element.

The text:id attribute is deprecated in favor of xml:id. 19.920

The text:id attribute is usable with the following element: <text:h> 5.1.2.

The text:id attribute has the data type NCName 18.2.

### 19.815.7 <text:note>

The text:id attribute specifies specifies a name by which notes can be referenced from <text:note-ref> elements. See 7.7.7.

The text:id attribute is usable with the following element: <text:note> 6.3.2.

The text:id attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.815.8 <text:p> (deprecated)

The text:id attribute specifies an identifier for a paragraph.

OpenDocument consumers shall ignore a text:id attribute if it occurs on a <text:p> element with an xml:id attribute value. If there is no xml:id attribute value, then a text:id attribute should be processed as it were an xml:id attribute.

OpenDocument producers may write text:id attributes for <text:p> elements in addition to an xml:id attribute.

A <text:p> element shall not have an text:id attribute if it has no xml:id attribute value. The value of a text:id attribute shall equal the value of an xml:id attribute on the same <text:p> element.

The text:id attribute is deprecated in favor of xml:id. 19.920

The text:id attribute is usable with the following element: <text:p> 5.1.3.

The text:id attribute has the data type NCName 18.2.

### 19.815.9 <text:toc-mark-end>

The text:id attribute specifies a name by which start- and end-mark elements are connected to each other. The name specified by the text:id attribute shall be unique except for a matching <text:toc-mark-start> 8.1.2 element.

The text:id attribute is usable with the following element: <text:toc-mark-end> 8.1.3.

The text:id attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.815.10 <text:toc-mark-start>

The text:id attribute specifies a name by which start- and end-mark elements are connected to each other. The name specified by the text:id attribute shall be unique except for a matching <text:toc-mark-end> 8.1.3 element.

The text:id attribute is usable with the following element: <text:toc-mark-start> 8.1.2.

The text:id attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.815.11 <text:user-index-mark-end>

The text:id attribute specifies a string by which start- and end-mark elements are connected to each other. The string shall be unique except for matching its corresponding <text:user-index-mark-start> 8.1.5 element.

The text:id attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-index-mark-end> 8.1.6.

The text:id attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.815.12 <text:user-index-mark-start>

The text:id attribute specifies a string by which start- and end-mark elements are connected to each other. The string shall be unique except for matching its corresponding <text:user-index-mark-end> 8.1.6 element.

The text:id attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-index-mark-start> 8.1.5.

The text:id attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.816 text:identifier

The text:identifier attribute specifies an identifier for a bibliography index entry.

The text:identifier attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:identifier attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.817 text:index-name

The text:index-name attribute specifies the name of a user-defined index.

Note: In order to support multiple user-defined indexes with different contents, user index marks have a text:index-name attribute. The same attribute can be used with a <text:user-index-source> element to specify which index marks apply to the current index.

The text:index-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:user-index-mark> 8.1.7, <text:user-index-mark-start> 8.1.5 and <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2.

The text:index-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.818 text:index-scope

The text:index-scope attribute specifies whether an index is constructed for an entire document or for a chapter.

The defined values for the text:index-scope attribute are:

- •chapter: the index is constructed for the chapter that contains the index. A chapter consists of all those paragraphs and headings which have the same immediately preceding heading with outline level 1.

- •document: the index is constructed for the entire document.

The default value for this attribute is document.

For <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2, <text:illustration-index-source> 8.4.2, <text:object-index-source> 8.6.2, <text:table-index-source> 8.5.2 and <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2 elements the default value for this attribute is document.

The text:index-scope attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2, <text:illustration-index-source> 8.4.2, <text:object-index-source> 8.6.2, <text:table-index-source> 8.5.2, <text:table-of-content-source> 8.3.2 and <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2.

The values of the text:index-scope attribute are document or chapter.

## 19.819 text:ignore-case

The text:ignore-case attribute specifies whether the capitalization of words is ignored. If the value is true, the capitalization is ignored and entries that are identical except for character case are listed as the same entries. If the value is false, the capitalization of words is not ignored.

The defined values for the text:ignore-case attribute are:

- •false: index entries that are identical except for character case should be listed as the same entries.

- •true: index entries that are identical but differ in character case should not be listed as separate entries.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:ignore-case attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2.

The text:ignore-case attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.820 text:institution

The text:institution attribute specifies an institution for a bibliography index entry.

The text:institution attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:institution attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.821 text:is-hidden

The text:is-hidden attribute specifies whether a field or paragraph is currently visible.

Note: The value of this attribute is overwritten with a new value as soon as the consumer evaluates the expression.

The defined values for the text:is-hidden attribute are:

- •false: condition for display has evaluated to false, field or paragraph is visible.

- •true: condition for display has evaluated to true, field or paragraph is not visible.

The text:is-hidden attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:hidden-paragraph> 7.7.11 and <text:hidden-text> 7.7.4.

The text:is-hidden attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.822 text:is-list-header

The text:is-list-header attribute specifies the appearance of a specific heading without numbering.

The defined values for the text:is-list-header attribute are:

- •false: heading will be numbered.

- •true: heading will be not numbered, even if the header has a list-style..

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:is-list-header attribute is usable with the following element: <text:h> 5.1.2.

The text:is-list-header attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.823 text:isbn

The text:isbn attribute specifies an ISBN for a bibliography index entry.

The text:isbn attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:isbn attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.824 text:issn

The text:issn attribute specifies an ISSN for a bibliography index entry.

The text:issn attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:issn attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.825 text:journal

The text:journal attribute specifies a journal for a bibliography index entry.

The text:journal attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:journal attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.826 text:key

The text:key attribute specifies a type for the index entries that should be used for sorting. See 8.1.11.

The defined values for the text:key attribute are:

- •address: 19.756.

- •annote: 19.760.

- •author: 19.761.

- •bibliography-type: 19.763.

- •booktitle: 19.764.

- •chapter: 19.772.

- •custom1: 19.792.

- •custom2: 19.793.

- •custom3: 19.794.

- •custom4: 19.795.

- •custom5: 19.796.

- •edition: 19.806.

- •editor: 19.807.

- •howpublished: 19.813.

- •identifier: 19.816.

- •institution: 19.820.

- •isbn: 19.823.

- •issn: 19.824.

- •journal: 19.825.

- •month: 19.840.

- •note: 19.842.

- •number: 19.844.

- •organizations: 19.849.

- •pages: 19.852.

- •publisher: 19.858.

- •report-type: 19.862.

- •school: 19.866.

- •series: 19.868.

- •title: 19.888.

- •url: 19.890.

- •volume: 19.908.

- •year: 19.909.

The text:key attribute is usable with the following element: <text:sort-key> 16.31.7.

The values of the text:key attribute are address, annote, author, bibliography-type, booktitle, chapter, custom1, custom2, custom3, custom4, custom5, edition, editor, howpublished, identifier, institution, isbn, issn, journal, month, note, number, organizations, pages, publisher, report-type, school, series, title, url, volume or year.

## 19.827 text:key1

The text:key1 attribute specifies an additional key for an alphabetical index mark. If only one key is used, it shall be contained in a text:key1 attribute.

The text:key1 attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index-mark> 8.1.10 and <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> 8.1.8.

The text:key1 attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.828 text:key2

The text:key2 attribute specifies an additional key for an alphabetical index mark.

The text:key2 attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index-mark> 8.1.10 and <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> 8.1.8.

The text:key2 attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.829 text:key1-phonetic

The text:key1-phonetic attribute specifies a phonetic key for <text:alphabetical-index-mark> and <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> elements. Phonetic keys should be used for sorting.

The text:key1-phonetic attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index-mark> 8.1.10 and <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> 8.1.8.

The text:key1-phonetic attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.830 text:key2-phonetic

The text:key2-phonetic attribute specifies an additional phonetic key for <text:alphabetical-index-mark> and <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> elements.

The text:key2-phonetic attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index-mark> 8.1.10 and <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> 8.1.8.

The text:key2-phonetic attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.831 text:kind

The text:kind attribute specifies which part of a measure is displayed.

The defined values for the text:kind attribute are:

- •gap: Adds space to text if the measure text's writing direction is perpendicular to the measure line.

- •unit: The measure's unit is displayed.

- •value: The measure's value is displayed.

Note: The purpose of the gap value is add space between the measure line and the text if the text is displayed perpendicular to the measure line.

The text:kind attribute is usable with the following element: <text:measure> 7.7.13.

The values of the text:kind attribute are value, unit or gap.

## 19.832 text:label

The text:label attribute specifies a label for user -nserted notes in a document. If this attribute is omitted, the element content is used.

The text:label attribute is usable with the following element: <text:note-citation> 6.3.3.

The text:label attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.833 text:label-followed-by

The text:label-followed-by attribute specifies a character that is inserted following a list label.

The defined values for the text:label-followed-by attribute are:

- •listtab: a tab character is inserted after a list label before the text starts.

- •nothing: text starts directly after a list label.

- •space: a “ “ (U+0020, SPACE) character is inserted after a list label before the text starts.

The text:label-followed-by attribute is usable with the following element: <style:list-level-label-alignment> 17.20.

The values of the text:label-followed-by attribute are listtab, space or nothing.

## 19.834 text:level

The text:level attribute specifies the level of an outline or number list style.

For a <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6 element the default value for this attribute is 1.

The text:level attribute is usable with the following elements: <number:num-list-label> 16.29.31, <text:list-level-style-bullet> 16.33, <text:list-level-style-image> 16.35, <text:list-level-style-number> 16.34, <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6 and <text:outline-level-style> 16.37.

The text:level attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.835 text:list-id (deprecated)

The text:list-id attribute is deprecated, because only the deprecated element <text:numbered-paragraph> uses it.

The text:list-id attribute specifies an id that is used to group numbered paragraphs form a list. All numbered paragraphs with the same text:list-id value belong to one list. This list defines the counter domain for the numbered paragraphs. In this context, a list is defined as a number of list items, spanning multiple levels. As with lists in <text:list> 5.3.1 representation the list style of the first numbered paragraph at every list level is used for the start value.

The text:list-id attribute did not exist in OpenDocument v1.0 and v1.1. For such text documents which do not contain the text:list-id attribute the following rules are applied to form a list from a group of numbered paragraphs:

- •A series of numbered paragraphs each using the same list style belong to the same list.

- •A numbered paragraph that does not have a text:list-id gets the text:list-id of the last numbered paragraph on the same list level using the same list style. If the previous numbered-paragraph has a different list style, then a new list is started.

The text:list-id attribute is usable with the following element: <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6.

The text:list-id attribute has the data type NCName 18.2.

## 19.836 text:list-tab-stop-position

The text:list-tab-stop-position attribute specifies an additional tab stop which is inserted into the list of tab stops that are defined for a list item. By default the tab stop's position is following the list label. The text of the first line of list item starts at this tab stop. In left-to-right layout environments this tab stop is interpreted as a left tab. While in right-to-left layout environments it is interpreted as a right tab.

The text:list-tab-stop-position attribute is ignored unless the text:label-followed-by attribute has the value listtab.

There are two cases in which this additional tab stop does not specify the start the of the text of the first line of the list item:

- •The position of the additional tab stop is before the end of the list label.

- •Between the end of the list label and the position of the additional tab stop exists already a tab stop.

In these cases, the tab character that is inserted following the list label advances to the next tab stop, or a default tab stop if none exists. However, other tab stops contained in the list item's text may advance to the additional list tab stop. The additional tab stop is further applied to the full text of tab stop, that is, not only the first line.

The text:list-tab-stop-position attribute is usable with the following element: <style:list-level-label-alignment> 17.20.

The text:list-tab-stop-position attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 19.837 text:main-entry

The text:main-entry attribute specifies which of multiple index marks for the same entry is the main entry.

The defined values for the text:main-entry attribute are:

- •false: no index mark is specified as the main entry from multiple index marks for the same entry.

- •true: one index mark out of multiple index marks for the same entry is specified as the main entry.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:main-entry attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index-mark> 8.1.10 and <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> 8.1.8.

The text:main-entry attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.838 text:main-entry-style-name

The text:main-entry-style-name attribute specifies thetext style to use for main entries. Sub entries are formatted using the default text style determined by the paragraph style of the entries.

The text:main-entry-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2.

The text:main-entry-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.839 text:master-page-name

The text:master-page-name attribute specifies the name of a master page.

For <text:page> elements 5.2.2, the attribute specifies the name of the master page which is used to format the page.

For <text:notes-configuration> elements 16.31.3, the attributes specifies the master page which is used to format the pages on which the notes are displayed.

The text:master-page-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:notes-configuration> 16.31.3 and <text:page> 5.2.2.

The text:master-page-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.840 text:month

The text:month attribute specifies a month for a bibliography index entry.

The text:month attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:month attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.841 text:name

### 19.841.1 General

The text:name attribute specifies a name.

### 19.841.2 <text:alphabetical-index>

The text:name attribute specifies a unique name for an alphabetical index.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.3 <text:bibliography>

The text:name attribute specifies a unique name for a bibliography.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography> 8.9.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.4 <text:bookmark>

The text:name attribute specifies a name for a bookmark.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bookmark> 6.2.1.2.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.5 <text:bookmark-end>

The text:name attribute specifies a name that shall match the text:name attribute on only one <text:bookmark-start> 6.2.1.3 element in a document.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bookmark-end> 6.2.1.4.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.6 <text:bookmark-start>

The text:name attribute specifies a name that shall match the text:name attribute on only one <text:bookmark-end> 6.2.1.4 element in a document.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bookmark-start> 6.2.1.3.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.7 <text:drop-down>

The text:name attribute specifies a unique name for a drop-down list input field.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:drop-down> 7.4.16.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.8 <text:execute-macro>

The text:name attribute specifies a macro to invoke when a field is activated.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:execute-macro> 7.7.10.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.9 <text:illustration-index>

The text:name attribute specifies a unique name for an illustration index.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:illustration-index> 8.4.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.10 <text:index-title>

The text:name attribute specifies a unique name for an index title.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-title> 8.2.3.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.11 <text:object-index>

The text:name attribute specifies a unique name for an object index.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:object-index> 8.6.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.12 <text:reference-mark>

The text:name attribute specifies a unique name for reference elements.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:reference-mark> 6.2.2.2.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.13 <text:reference-mark-end>

The text:name attribute specifies a name that shall match the text:name attribute on only one <text:reference-mark-start> 6.2.2.3 element in a document.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:reference-mark-end> 6.2.2.4.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.14 <text:reference-mark-start>

The text:name attribute specifies a name that shall match the text:name attribute on only one <text:reference-mark-end> 6.2.2.4 element in a document.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:reference-mark-start> 6.2.2.3.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.15 <text:section>

The text:name attribute specifies a unique name for a section.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:section> 5.4.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.16 <text:sequence>

The text:name attribute specifies name of a variable to display. It shall match the name of a sequence variable already declared by a preceding <text:sequence-decl> 7.4.12 element.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:sequence> 7.4.13.

The text:name attribute has the data type variableName 18.3.40.

### 19.841.17 <text:sequence-decl>

The text:name attribute specifies a unique name of a variable to be declared.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:sequence-decl> 7.4.12.

The text:name attribute has the data type variableName 18.3.40.

### 19.841.18 <text:table-of-content>

The text:name attribute specifies a unique name for a <text:table-of-content> element.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:table-of-content> 8.3.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.19 <text:table-index>

The text:name attribute specifies a unique name for a table index.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:table-index> 8.5.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.20 <text:user-defined>

The text:name attribute specifies a name that corresponds to the value of a meta:name attribute on a <meta:user-defined> element.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-defined> 7.5.6.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.21 <text:user-field-decl>

The text:name attribute specifies a unique name for a user-defined field declaration.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-field-decl> 7.4.8.

The text:name attribute has the data type variableName 18.3.40.

### 19.841.22 <text:user-field-get>

The text:name attribute specifies the name of a user-defined field that shall be declared already by a preceding <text:user-field-decl> 7.4.8 element.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-field-get> 7.4.9.

The text:name attribute has the data type variableName 18.3.40.

### 19.841.23 <text:user-field-input>

The text:name attribute specifies the name of a user-defined field that shall be declared already by a preceding <text:user-field-decl> 7.4.8 element.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-field-input> 7.4.10.

The text:name attribute has the data type variableName 18.3.40.

### 19.841.24 <text:user-index>

The text:name attribute specifies a unique name for a user-specified index.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-index> 8.7.

The text:name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.841.25 <text:variable-set>

The text:name attribute specifies a variable name that shall match a variable name already declared by a preceding <text:variable-decl> 7.4.3 element.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:variable-set> 7.4.4.

The text:name attribute has the data type variableName 18.3.40.

### 19.841.26 <text:variable-decl>

The text:name attribute specifies a unique name for a variable declaration.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:variable-decl> 7.4.3.

The text:name attribute has the data type variableName 18.3.40.

### 19.841.27 <text:variable-get>

The text:name attribute specifies a variable name that shall match a preceding <text:variable-decl> 7.4.3 element.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:variable-get> 7.4.5.

The text:name attribute has the data type variableName 18.3.40.

### 19.841.28 <text:variable-input>

The text:name attribute specifies a variable name that shall match the name of variable already declared by a preceding <text:variable-decl> 7.4.3 element.

The text:name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:variable-input> 7.4.6.

The text:name attribute has the data type variableName 18.3.40.

## 19.842 text:note

The text:note attribute specifies a note for a bibliography index entry.

The text:note attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:note attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.843 text:note-class

The text:note-class attribute specifies the class of a note.

The defined values for the text:note-class attribute are:

- •endnote: note appears at the end of a chapter or document.

- •footnote: note appears at the footer of a page.

The text:note-class attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:note> 6.3.2, <text:note-ref> 7.7.7 and <text:notes-configuration> 16.31.3.

The values of the text:note-class attribute are footnote or endnote.

## 19.844 text:number

The text:number attribute specifies a number for a bibliography index entry.

The text:number attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:number attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.845 text:number-lines

The text:number-lines attribute specifies whether lines are numbered.

The defined values for the text:number-lines attribute are:

- •false: lines are not numbered.

- •true: lines are numbered.

For a <text:linenumbering-configuration> 16.31.1 element the default value for this attribute is true.

The text:number-lines attribute is usable with the following element: <text:linenumbering-configuration> 16.31.1.

The text:number-lines attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.846 text:number-position

The text:number-position attribute specifies in which margin of a page line numbers appear.

The defined values for the text:number-position attribute are:

- •inner: line numbers appear on the inner margin of a page.

- •left: line numbers appear on the left margin of a page.

- •outer: line numbers appear on the outer margin of a page.

- •right: line numbers appear on the right margin of a page

The default value for this attribute is left.

The text:number-position attribute is usable with the following element: <text:linenumbering-configuration> 16.31.1.

The values of the text:number-position attribute are left, right, inner or outer.

## 19.847 text:numbered-entries

The text:numbered-entries attribute specifies whether a number is displayed for bibliography entries instead of their short name.

The defined values for the text:numbered-entries attribute are:

- •false: short names for bibliographic entries displayed.

- •true: number displayed for bibliographic entries.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:numbered-entries attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-configuration> 16.31.6.

The text:numbered-entries attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.848 text:offset

The text:offset attribute specifies the distance between a line number and the margin.

The text:offset attribute is usable with the following element: <text:linenumbering-configuration> 16.31.1.

The text:offset attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 19.849 text:organizations

The text:organizations attribute specifies one or more organizations for a bibliography index entry.

The text:organizations attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:organizations attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.850 text:outline-level

### 19.850.1 General

The text:outline-level attribute specifies an outline level.

### 19.850.2 <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template>

The text:outline-level attribute specifies the level to which a template applies.

The defined values for the text:outline-level attribute are:

- •1: index mark with only text but no keys assigned is assigned to level one.

- •2: index mark with text and one key, key is assigned to level one and index mark value is assigned to level two.

- •3: index mark with two keys, first key is assigned to level one, second key is assigned to level two, and the index mark value is assigned to level three.

- •separator: the template defines an alphabetical separator.

The text:outline-level attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template> 8.8.4.

The values of the text:outline-level attribute are 1, 2, 3 or separator.

### 19.850.3 <text:chapter>

The text:outline-level attribute specifies an outline level to use. The <text:chapter> element displays a chapter number or title up to the specified outline level.

The text:outline-level attribute is usable with the following element: <text:chapter> 7.3.8.

The text:outline-level attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

### 19.850.4 <text:h>

The text:outline-level attribute specifies the level of a heading, starting with 1. Headings without a level attribute are assumed to be at level 1.

The text:outline-level attribute is usable with the following element: <text:h> 5.1.2.

The text:outline-level attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

### 19.850.5 <text:index-entry-chapter>

The text:outline-level attribute specifies an outline level for an index entry.

The text:outline-level attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-entry-chapter> 8.13.1.

The text:outline-level attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

### 19.850.6 <text:index-source-styles>

The text:outline-level attribute specifies an outline level for an index entry.

The text:outline-level attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-source-styles> 8.10.

The text:outline-level attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

### 19.850.7 <text:user-index-mark>

The text:outline-level attribute specifies an outline level for an index entry.

The text:outline-level attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-index-mark> 8.1.7.

The text:outline-level attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

### 19.850.8 <text:table-of-content-entry-template>

The text:outline-level attribute specifies to which outline level an entry configuration applies. Outline levels shall be unique for the template elements in one index source.

The text:outline-level attribute is usable with the following element: <text:table-of-content-entry-template> 8.3.3.

The text:outline-level attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

### 19.850.9 <text:table-of-content-source>

The text:outline-level attribute specifies which outline levels are used when generating a table of contents. The value of this attribute shall be an integer greater than zero. If this attribute is omitted, all outline levels are used by default.

The text:outline-level attribute is usable with the following element: <text:table-of-content-source> 8.3.2.

The text:outline-level attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

### 19.850.10 <text:toc-mark>

The text:outline-level attribute specifies an outline level for a table of contents index entry.

The text:outline-level attribute is usable with the following element: <text:toc-mark> 8.1.4.

The text:outline-level attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

### 19.850.11 <text:toc-mark-start>

The text:outline-level attribute specifies an outline level for a table of contents index entry.

The text:outline-level attribute is usable with the following element: <text:toc-mark-start> 8.1.2.

The text:outline-level attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

### 19.850.12 <text:user-index-entry-template>

The text:outline-level attribute specifies the template applied to entries at a specified outline level in a user-defined index. All <text:user-index-entry-template> elements that are contained in the same parent element shall specify different outline levels.

The text:outline-level attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-index-entry-template> 8.7.3.

The text:outline-level attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

### 19.850.13 <text:user-index-mark-start>

The text:outline-level attribute specifies an outline level for a user index entry.

The text:outline-level attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-index-mark-start> 8.1.5.

The text:outline-level attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.851 text:page-adjust

### 19.851.1 General

The text:page-adjust attribute specifies an adjustment to page numbering.

### 19.851.2 <text:page-number>

The text:page-adjust attribute specifies an adjustment of the value of a page number field, to display of page numbers of following or preceding pages. The specified value is added to the current page number. If a page with the resulting page number does not exist, no number is displayed.

The text:page-adjust attribute is usable with the following element: <text:page-number> 7.3.4.

The text:page-adjust attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

### 19.851.3 <text:page-variable-set>

The text:page-adjust attribute specifies a page adjustment. The value of an active page variable is the current page number plus any page adjustment value immediately prior to the occurrence of this variable in document order.

The text:page-adjust attribute is usable with the following element: <text:page-variable-set> 7.7.1.2.

The text:page-adjust attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 19.852 text:pages

The text:pages attribute specifies the page number or page numbers for a bibliography index entry.

The text:pages attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:pages attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.853 text:placeholder-type

The text:placeholder-type attribute specifies the content type of a placeholder.

The defined values for the text:placeholder-type attribute are:

- •image: placeholder can be replaced by an image.

- •object: placeholder can be replaced by an object.

- •table: placeholder can be replaced by a table.

- •text: placeholder can be replaced by text.

- •text-box: placeholder can be replaced by a text-box.

The text:placeholder-type attribute is usable with the following element: <text:placeholder> 7.7.2.

The values of the text:placeholder-type attribute are text, table, text-box, image or object.

## 19.854 text:prefix

The text:prefix attribute specifies a string that is displayed before a bibliography entry's short name or number if it occurs outside the bibliography.

The text:prefix attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-configuration> 16.31.6.

The text:prefix attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.855 text:protected

The text:protected attribute specifies whether a section is protected. A section can be protected, which means that a user cannot edit the section. The protection is enforced by the user interface only.

Note: If the section is protected and the text:protection-key 19.856 attribute is present, an authorization is required for resetting the protection to enable editing.

The defined values for the text:protected attribute are:

- •false: section is not protected from editing.

- •true: section is protected from editing.

The text:protected attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:section> 5.4, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3 and <text:user-index> 8.7.

The text:protected attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.856 text:protection-key

The text:protection-key attribute, when present, specifies that an authorization is required for removing the protection of a section. The authentication procedure is identified by the text:protection-key-digest-algorithm attribute 19.857 The attribute value is binary data that may be used by the authentication procedure.

The password shall be provided as a sequence of bytes in UTF-8 encoding.

The text:protection-key attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:section> 5.4, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3 and <text:user-index> 8.7.

The text:protection-key attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.857 text:protection-key-digest-algorithm

The text:protection-key-digest-algorithm attribute value is an IRI that identifies an authentication procedure for removing a protection.

If the IRI identifies a message-digest algorithm specified in §5.7 of [xmlenc-core], the value of text:protection-key 19.856 attribute shall be the hash value of the password that is required to authorize removal of the protection. The password shall be provided as a sequence of bytes in UTF-8 encoding.

Any other procedures, their identifying IRIs, and their application of text:protection-key values are implementation-defined.

Consumers shall support http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#sha1, which is the default, and http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#sha256. They may support other algorithms described in §5.7 of [xmlenc-core] or alternative procedures. Producers should use http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#sha256.

The default value for this attribute is http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#sha1.

The text:protection-key-digest-algorithm attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:section> 5.4, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3 and <text:user-index> 8.7.

The text:protection-key-digest-algorithm attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

## 19.858 text:publisher

The text:publisher attribute specifies a publisher for a bibliography index entry.

The text:publisher attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:publisher attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.859 text:ref-name

### 19.859.1 General

The text:ref-name attribute specifies a name that is used as a reference.

### 19.859.2 <text:bookmark-ref>

The text:ref-name attribute references a <text:bookmark> 6.2.1.2 or <text:bookmark-start> 6.2.1.3 element by the value of that element's text:name 6.2.1.3 attribute.

The text:ref-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bookmark-ref> 7.7.6.

The text:ref-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.859.3 <text:note-ref>

The text:ref-name attribute references a <text:note> 19.842 element by the value of that element's text:id 19.815 attribute.

The text:ref-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:note-ref> 7.7.7.

The text:ref-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.859.4 <text:reference-ref>

The text:ref-name attribute references a <text:reference-mark> 6.2.2.2 or <text:reference-mark-start> 6.2.2.3 element by the value of that element's text:name 19.841 attribute.

The text:ref-name attribute identifies the element referenced by this reference field element.

The text:ref-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:reference-ref> 7.7.5.

The text:ref-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.859.5 <text:sequence>

The text:ref-name attribute specifies the name for a sequence field that is the target of a reference field. No two sequence fields can have the same reference name.

If a sequence field is not the target of a reference, this attribute can be omitted.

The text:ref-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:sequence> 7.4.13.

The text:ref-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.859.6 <text:sequence-ref>

The text:ref-name attribute references a <text:sequence> 7.4.13 element by the value of that element's text:ref-name 7.4.13 attribute.

The text:ref-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:sequence-ref> 7.7.8.

The text:ref-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.860 text:reference-format

The text:reference-format attribute specifies what information about a reference is displayed. If the reference format is not specified, the page format is used as the default.

The defined values for the text:reference-format attribute supported by all reference fields are:

- •chapter: displays the number of the chapter in which the referenced item appears.

- •direction: displays whether the referenced item is above or below the reference field.

- •page: displays the number of the page on which the referenced item appears.

- •text: displays the text of the referenced item.

Additional defined values for the text:reference-format attribute supported by references to sequence fields are:

- •caption: displays the caption in which the sequence is used.

- •category-and-value: displays the name and value of the sequence.

- •value: displays the value of the sequence.

References to bookmarks and other references support additional values, which display the list label of the referenced item. If the referenced item is contained in a list or a numbered paragraph, the list label is the formatted number of the paragraph which contains the referenced item. If the referenced item is not contained in a list or numbered paragraph, the list label is empty, and the referenced field therefore displays nothing. If the referenced bookmark or reference contains more than one paragraph, the list label of the paragraph at which the bookmark or reference starts is taken.

Additional defined values for the text:reference-format attribute supported by all references to bookmarks or other reference fields are:

- •number: displays the list label of the referenced item. The list position of the referenced item plus all of its superior list levels are its reference.

- •number-all-superior: displays the list label of the referenced item and is prefixed by the list labels of all superior list levels.

  The list label of the referenced item may already contain numbers of superior levels. If this is the case, and if n is the level of the most superior level contained in the list label, then no list label content of superior levels smaller or equal than n are added.

- •number-no-superior: displays the contents of the list label of the referenced item.

The text:reference-format attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:bookmark-ref> 7.7.6, <text:note-ref> 7.7.7, <text:reference-ref> 7.7.5 and <text:sequence-ref> 7.7.8.

For <text:reference-ref> 7.7.5 elements, the values of the text:reference-format attribute are , page, chapter, direction, text, number-no-superior, number-all-superior or number.

For <text:bookmark-ref> 7.7.6 elements, the values of the text:reference-format attribute are , page, chapter, direction, text, number-no-superior, number-all-superior or number.

For <text:note-ref> 7.7.7 elements, the values of the text:reference-format attribute are , page, chapter, direction or text.

For <text:sequence-ref> 7.7.8 elements, the values of the text:reference-format attribute are , page, chapter, direction, text, category-and-value, caption or value.

## 19.861 text:relative-tab-stop-position

The text:relative-tab-stop-position attribute specifies whether the position of tab stops is relative to the left margin or to the left indent as determined by the paragraph style. It is used in the specification for the generation of index entries and table of content entries.

The defined values for the text:relative-tab-stop-position attribute are:

- •false: paragraph style determines position of tab stops relative to the left margin.

- •true: paragraph style determines the position of tab stops relative to the left indent.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The text:relative-tab-stop-position attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2, <text:illustration-index-source> 8.4.2, <text:object-index-source> 8.6.2, <text:table-index-source> 8.5.2, <text:table-of-content-source> 8.3.2 and <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2.

The text:relative-tab-stop-position attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.862 text:report-type

The text:report-type attribute specifies a report type for a bibliography index entry.

The text:report-type attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:report-type attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.863 text:restart-numbering

The text:restart-numbering attribute specifies whether to restart the numbering of headings.

The defined values for the text:restart-numbering attribute are:

- •false: numbering of headings does not restart.

- •true: numbering of headings does restart.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:restart-numbering attribute is usable with the following element: <text:h> 5.1.2.

The text:restart-numbering attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.864 text:restart-on-page

The text:restart-on-page attribute specifies whether the line count is reset to 1 at the start of every page.

If the value of this attribute is true, the line count is reset to 1 at the beginning of every page, resulting in page-specific numbering of lines. The default value of this attribute is false, resulting in document-specific numbering of lines.

The defined values for the text:restart-on-page attribute are:

- •false: line count is not reset, resulting in document-wide numbering of lines.

- •true: line count is reset to 1 at the beginning of every page, resulting in page-specific line numbering.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:restart-on-page attribute is usable with the following element: <text:linenumbering-configuration> 16.31.1.

The text:restart-on-page attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.865 text:row-number

The text:row-number attribute specifies a row number to select when a condition is true.

The text:row-number attribute is usable with the following element: <text:database-row-select> 7.6.5.

The text:row-number attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.866 text:school

The text:school attribute specifies a school for a bibliography index entry.

The text:school attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:school attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.867 text:section-name

The text:section-name attribute specifies a section to which a section is linked by its name. The referenced section occurs either in the document referenced by the xlink:href 19.916 attribute on the same <text:section-source> element, or in the same document if the xlink:href 19.916 attribute is not present.

If the text:section-name attribute is not present, the section is linked to the entire document referenced by the xlink:href attribute, unless the xlink:href attribute contains a fragment identifier. If neither the xlink:href attribute nor the text:section-name attribute is present, the <text:section-source> element shall be ignored.

The text:section-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:section-source> 5.4.2.

The text:section-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.868 text:series

The text:series attribute specifies the series for a bibliography index entry.

The text:series attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:series attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.869 text:select-page

### 19.869.1 General

The text:select-page attribute specifies conditional display of text.

### 19.869.2 <text:page-continuation>

The text:select-page attribute specifies whether to check for a previous or next page and if that page exists, continuation text is displayed.

The defined values for the text:select-page attribute are:

- •next: check for next page and if it exists, displays continuation text.

- •previous: check for previous page and if it exists, display continuation text.

The text:select-page attribute is usable with the following element: <text:page-continuation> 7.3.5.

The values of the text:select-page attribute are previous or next.

### 19.869.3 <text:page-number>

The text:select-page attribute specifies whether to display or not the number of a previous or following page rather than the number of the current page.

The defined values for the text:select-page attribute are:

- •current: number of the current page.

- •next: number of the page immediately following the current page.

- •previous: number of the page immediately preceding the current page.

Note: To display the current page number on all pages except the first or last page, use a combination of the text:select-page and text:page-adjust 19.851 attributes.

The text:select-page attribute is usable with the following element: <text:page-number> 7.3.4.

The values of the text:select-page attribute are previous, current or next.

## 19.870 text:separation-character

The text:separation-character attribute specifies the character used to separate values representing levels in an outline.

If the value of the text:display-outline-level attribute is a non-zero value, a separation character may be specified. The default separation character is "." (U+002E, FULL STOP). If the value of text:display-outline-level 19.851 is zero, this attribute shall be omitted.

The text:separation-character attribute is usable with the following element: <text:sequence-decl> 7.4.12.

The text:separation-character attribute has the data type character 18.3.7.

## 19.871 text:sort-algorithm

The text:sort-algorithm specifies a locale-specific sorting algorithm by name.

The text:sort-algorithm attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2 and <text:bibliography-configuration> 16.31.6.

The text:sort-algorithm attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.872 text:sort-ascending

The text:sort-ascending attribute specifies whether locale-specific sorting takes place in ascending or descending order.

The defined values for the text:sort-ascending attribute are:

- •false: sorting takes place in descending order.

- •true: sorting takes place in ascending order.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The text:sort-ascending attribute is usable with the following element: <text:sort-key> 16.31.7.

The text:sort-ascending attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.873 text:sort-by-position

The text:sort-by-position attribute specifies whether bibliography entries are displayed in the order of their positions in the document, or by selected fields.

The defined values for the text:sort-by-position attribute are:

- •false: bibliographic entries are displayed in the order of their positions in a document.

- •true: bibliographic entries are displayed as sorted by selected fields. The collation order for entries sorted by fields is determined by by the attributes fo:language 19.236, fo:country 19.234, fo:script 19.242, style:rfc-language-tag 19.516 and text:sort-algorithm 19.516.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The text:sort-by-position attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-configuration> 16.31.6.

The text:sort-by-position attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.874 text:start-value

### 19.874.1 General

The text:start-value attribute specifies the value for starting or restarting numbering..

### 19.874.2 <text:h>

The text:start-value attribute specifies a value that restarts numbering at the current heading.

The text:start-value attribute is usable with the following element: <text:h> 5.1.2.

The text:start-value attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

### 19.874.3 <text:list-item>

The text:start-value attribute specifies a value that restarts numbering of a list at the current item. This attribute can only be applied to items in a list with a numbering list style.

The text:start-value attribute is usable with the following element: <text:list-item> 5.3.4.

The text:start-value attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

### 19.874.4 <text:list-level-style-number>

The text:start-value attribute specifies a value that restarts numbering at the current list level. A value of zero is permitted.

For a <text:list-level-style-number> 16.34 element the default value for this attribute is 1.

The text:start-value attribute is usable with the following element: <text:list-level-style-number> 16.34.

The text:start-value attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

### 19.874.5 <text:notes-configuration>

The text:start-value attribute specifies the value at which note numbering starts.

For a <text:notes-configuration> 16.31.3 element the default value for this attribute is 1.

The text:start-value attribute is usable with the following element: <text:notes-configuration> 16.31.3.

The text:start-value attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

### 19.874.6 <text:numbered-paragraph> (deprecated)

The text:start-value attribute specifies a value that restarts numbering of a numbered paragraph at the current item.

The text:start-value attribute is usable with the following element: <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6.

The text:start-value attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

### 19.874.7 <text:outline-level-style>

The text:start-value attribute specifies the first number of a heading item at the current level. A value of zero is permitted.

For a <text:outline-level-style> 16.37 element the default value for this attribute is 1.

The text:start-value attribute is usable with the following element: <text:outline-level-style> 16.37.

The text:start-value attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 19.875 text:start-numbering-at

The text:start-numbering-at attribute specifies if footnote numbers start with a new number at the beginning of the document or at the beginning of each chapter or page.

The defined values for the text:start-numbering-at attribute are:

- •chapter: footnote numbers start with a new number at the beginning of a chapter.

- •document: footnote numbers start with a new number at the beginning of a document.

- •page: footnote numbers start with a new number at the beginning of a page.

The text:start-numbering-at attribute is usable with the following element: <text:notes-configuration> 16.31.3.

The values of the text:start-numbering-at attribute are document, chapter or page.

## 19.876 text:string-value-phonetic

The text:string-value-phonetic attribute specifies a phonetic description of a word.

The text:string-value-phonetic attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:alphabetical-index-mark> 8.1.10 and <text:alphabetical-index-mark-start> 8.1.8.

The text:string-value-phonetic attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.877 text:string-value

### 19.877.1 General

The text:string-value attribute specifies text for display.

### 19.877.2 <text:alphabetical-index-mark>

The text:string-value attribute specifies text to be displayed in an alphabetical index.

The text:string-value attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-mark> 8.1.10.

The text:string-value attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.877.3 <text:hidden-text>

The text:string-value attribute specifies the text to display if a text:condition attribute has the value of false. If this attribute is omitted, the element content is used.

The text:string-value attribute is usable with the following element: <text:hidden-text> 7.7.4.

The text:string-value attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.877.4 <text:page-continuation>

The text:string-value attribute specifies continuation text to display. If this attribute is omitted, the element content is used.

The text:string-value attribute is usable with the following element: <text:page-continuation> 7.3.5.

The text:string-value attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.877.5 <text:toc-mark>

The text:string-value attribute specifies text to be displayed in a table of contents.

The text:string-value attribute is usable with the following element: <text:toc-mark> 8.1.4.

The text:string-value attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.877.6 <text:user-index-mark>

The text:string-value attribute specifies text to be displayed in an index.

The text:string-value attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-index-mark> 8.1.7.

The text:string-value attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.878 text:string-value-if-false

The text:string-value-if-false attribute specifies text string to display if a condition is false.

The text:string-value-if-false attribute is usable with the following element: <text:conditional-text> 7.7.3.

The text:string-value-if-false attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.879 text:string-value-if-true

The text:string-value-if-true attribute specifies a text string to display if a condition is true.

The text:string-value-if-true attribute is usable with the following element: <text:conditional-text> 7.7.3.

The text:string-value-if-true attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.880 text:style-name

### 19.880.1 General

The text:style-name attribute specifies a style by name, with the additional requirement that the style belongs to a family that is consistent with the style's use.

### 19.880.2 <text:a>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a text style for an unvisited hyperlink.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:a> 6.1.8.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.3 <text:alphabetical-index>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a section family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.4 <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a paragraph family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-entry-template> 8.8.4.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.5 <text:bibliography>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a section family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography> 8.9.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.6 <text:bibliography-entry-template>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a paragraph family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-entry-template> 8.9.3.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.7 <text:h>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a paragraph family style. If a conditional style is applied, this attribute has the name of the style that was the result of the conditional style evaluation.

If both text:style-name and text:class-names 19.775 are present, the style referenced by the text:style-name attribute is treated as the first style in the list in text:class-names. Consumers should support the text:class-names attribute and also should preserve it while editing.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:h> 5.1.2.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.8 <text:illustration-index>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a section family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:illustration-index> 8.4.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.9 <text:illustration-index-entry-template>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a paragraph family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:illustration-index-entry-template> 8.4.3.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.10 <text:index-entry-bibliography>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a text style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-entry-bibliography> 8.13.5.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.11 <text:index-entry-chapter>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a text style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-entry-chapter> 8.13.1.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.12 <text:index-entry-link-end>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a text style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-entry-link-end> 8.13.8.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.13 <text:index-entry-link-start>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a text style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-entry-link-start> 8.13.7.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.14 <text:index-entry-page-number>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a text style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-entry-page-number> 8.13.3.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.15 <text:index-entry-span>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a text style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-entry-span> 8.13.4.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.16 <text:index-entry-tab-stop>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a text style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-entry-tab-stop> 8.13.6.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.17 <text:index-entry-text>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a text style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-entry-text> 8.13.2.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.18 <text:index-source-style>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a paragraph family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-source-style> 8.11.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.19 <text:index-title>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a section family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-title> 8.2.3.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.20 <text:index-title-template>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a text style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:index-title-template> 8.12.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.21 <text:linenumbering-configuration>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a text style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:linenumbering-configuration> 16.31.1.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.22 <text:list>

The text:style-name attribute specifies the name of a list style that is applied to a list.

If this attribute is not included and therefore no list style is specified, one of the following actions is taken:

- •If a list is contained within another list, the list style defaults to the style of the surrounding list.

- •If there is no list style specified for the surrounding list, but the list's list items contain paragraphs that have paragraph styles attached specifying a list style, that list style is used.

- •An implementation-dependent default list style is used.

To determine which formatting properties are applied to a list, the list level and list style name are taken into account.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:list> 5.3.1.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.23 <text:list-level-style-number>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a text style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:list-level-style-number> 16.34.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.24 <text:list-level-style-bullet>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a text style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:list-level-style-bullet> 16.33.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.25 <text:numbered-paragraph> (deprecated)

The text:style-name attribute specifies the name of a list style that is applied to a list.

If this attribute is not included and therefore no list style is specified, one of the following actions is taken:

- •If the list is contained within another list, the list style defaults to the style of the surrounding list.

- •If there is no list style specified for the surrounding list, but the list contains paragraphs that have paragraph styles attached specifying a list style, this list style is used for any of these paragraphs.

- •An implementation-dependent default list style is applied to any other paragraphs.

To determine which formatting properties are applied to a list, the list level and list style name are taken into account.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.26 <text:object-index>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a section family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:object-index> 8.6.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.27 <text:object-index-entry-template>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a paragraph family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:object-index-entry-template> 8.6.3.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.28 <text:outline-level-style>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a text style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:outline-level-style> 16.37.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.29 <text:p>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a paragraph family style. If a conditional style is applied, this attribute has the name of the style that was the result of the conditional style evaluation.

If both text:style-name and text:class-names are present, the style referenced by the text:style-name attribute is treated as the first style in the list in text:class-names 19.775. Consumers should support the text:class-names attribute and also should preserve it while editing.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:p> 5.1.3.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.30 <text:ruby>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a ruby family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:ruby> 6.4.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.31 <text:ruby-text>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a text style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:ruby-text> 6.4.3.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.32 <text:section>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a section family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:section> 5.4.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.33 <text:span>

The text:style-name attribute specifies style for span which shall be a style with family of text.

If both text:style-name and text:class-names are present, the style referenced by the text:style-name attribute is treated as the first style in the list in text:class-names 19.775. Consumers should support the text:class-names attribute and also should preserve it while editing.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:span> 6.1.7.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.34 <text:table-index-entry-template>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a paragraph family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:table-index-entry-template> 8.5.3.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.35 <text:table-of-content>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a section family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:table-of-content> 8.3.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.36 <text:table-of-content-entry-template>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a paragraph family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:table-of-content-entry-template> 8.3.3.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.37 <text:table-index>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a section family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:table-index> 8.5.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.38 <text:user-index>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a section family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-index> 8.7.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

### 19.880.39 <text:user-index-entry-template>

The text:style-name attribute specifies a paragraph family style.

The text:style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-index-entry-template> 8.7.3.

The text:style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.881 text:style-override

The text:style-override attribute specifies an override to the list style to be applied to a list item.

The text:style-override attribute is usable with the following element: <text:list-item> 5.3.4.

The text:style-override attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.882 text:suffix

The text:suffix attribute specifies a string that is displayed after a bibliography entry's short name or number if it occurs outside the bibliography.

The text:suffix attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-configuration> 16.31.6.

The text:suffix attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.883 text:tab-ref

The text:tab-ref attribute contains the number of the tab-stop to which a tab character refers. The position 0 marks the start margin of a paragraph.

Note: The text:tab-ref attribute is only a hint to help non-layout-oriented consumers to determine the association of tab with tab-stop. Layout-oriented consumers should determine the tab positions based on the style information.

The text:tab-ref attribute is usable with the following element: <text:tab> 6.1.4.

The text:tab-ref attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.884 text:table-name

The text:table-name attribute specifies a table within a source database.

The text:table-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:database-display> 7.6.3, <text:database-name> 7.6.7, <text:database-next> 7.6.4, <text:database-row-number> 7.6.6 and <text:database-row-select> 7.6.5.

The text:table-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.885 text:table-type

The text:table-type attribute specifies the type of reference made to a database.

The defined values for the text:table-type attribute are:

- •table : the value of the text:table-name 19.884 attribute is the name of a database table.

- •query : the value of the text:table-name attribute is the name of a database query.

- •command : the value of the text:table-name attribute is an SQL statement.

The text:table-type attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:database-display> 7.6.3, <text:database-name> 7.6.7, <text:database-next> 7.6.4, <text:database-row-number> 7.6.6 and <text:database-row-select> 7.6.5.

The values of the text:table-type attribute are table, query or command.

## 19.886 text:time-adjust

The text:time-adjust attribute specifies an adjustment of the value of a time by a specific time period. Positive values adjust the time to a time in the future, while negative values adjust the time to a time in the past. Duration values are truncated to full minutes.

Note: Truncation of time values is defined by number:truncate-on-overflow. 19.369

The text:time-adjust attribute is usable with the following element: <text:time> 7.3.3.

The text:time-adjust attribute has the data type duration 18.2.

## 19.887 text:time-value

The text:time-value attribute specifies the time at which a document was last edited.

If no value is specified, whether the field is marked as fixed or not, the current time is assumed.

The text:time-value attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:creation-time> 7.5.4, <text:modification-time> 7.5.15, <text:print-time> 7.5.7 and <text:time> 7.3.3.

The text:time-value attribute has the data type timeOrDateTime 18.3.37.

## 19.888 text:title

The text:title attribute specifies a title for a bibliography index entry.

The text:title attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:title attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.889 text:track-changes

The text:track-changes attribute specifies whether changes to the document should be tracked and recorded.

The defined values for the text:track-changes attribute are:

- •false: changes are not tracked.

- •true: changes are tracked.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The text:track-changes attribute is usable with the following element: <text:tracked-changes> 5.5.2.

The text:track-changes attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.890 text:url

The text:url attribute specifies an IRI for a bibliography index entry.

The text:url attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:url attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.891 text:use-caption

The text:use-caption attribute specifies whether captions or names of illustrations or tables are used for an index.

The defined values of the text:use-caption attribute are:

- •false: illustration or table names are used for an index.

- •true: illustration or table captions are used for an index.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The text:use-caption attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:illustration-index-source> 8.4.2 and <text:table-index-source> 8.5.2.

The text:use-caption attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.892 text:use-chart-objects

The text:use-chart-objects attribute specifies whether to include embedded chart objects in an index of objects.

The defined values for the text:use-chart-objects attribute are:

- •false: object is not included in index of objects.

- •true: object is included in index of objects.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:use-chart-objects attribute is usable with the following element: <text:object-index-source> 8.6.2.

The text:use-chart-objects attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.893 text:use-draw-objects

The text:use-draw-objects attributes specifies whether embedded draw objects (defined by <draw:object> 10.4.6.2 elements) will be included in an index of objects.

The defined values for the text:use-draw-objects attribute are:

- •false: draw objects not included in an index of objects.

- •true: draw objects included in an index of objects.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:use-draw-objects attribute is usable with the following element: <text:object-index-source> 8.6.2.

The text:use-draw-objects attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.894 text:use-floating-frames

The text:use-floating-frames attribute specifies whether text boxes will be included in user-defined indexes.

The defined values for the text:use-floating-frames attribute are:

- •false: text boxes not included in user-defined indexes.

- •true: text boxes included in user-defined indexes.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:use-floating-frames attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2.

The text:use-floating-frames attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.895 text:use-graphics

The text:use-graphics attribute specifies whether graphics are include in user-defined indexes.

The defined values for the text:use-graphics attribute are:

- •false: graphics are not included in user-defined indexes.

- •true: graphics are included in user-defined indexes.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:use-graphics attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2.

The text:use-graphics attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.896 text:use-index-marks

The text:use-index-marks attribute specifies whether table of contents index marks are used to generate index entries. The text:outline-level 19.850 attribute specifies up to which level index marks are being included.

The defined values for the text:use-index-marks attribute are:

- •false: table of contents does not include entries generated from table of contents index marks.

- •true: table of contents does include entries generated from table of contents index marks.

For a <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2 element the default value for this attribute is false.

The text:use-index-marks attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:table-of-content-source> 8.3.2 and <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2.

The text:use-index-marks attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.897 text:use-index-source-styles

The text:use-index-source-styles attribute specifies whether index entries are generated for paragraphs formatted using the paragraph styles listed in the <text:index-source-styles> element.

The text:outline-level 19.850 attribute specifies up to which level index source styles are being included.

The defined values for the text:use-index-source-styles attribute are:

- •false: index entries are not generated for paragraphs formatted using the paragraph styles listed in a <text:index-source-styles> element.

- •true: index entries are generated for paragraphs formatted using the paragraph styles listed in a <text:index-source-styles> element.

For a <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2 element the default value for this attribute is false.

The text:use-index-source-styles attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:table-of-content-source> 8.3.2 and <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2.

The text:use-index-source-styles attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.898 text:use-keys-as-entries

The text:use-keys-as-entries attribute specifies the use of the up to two keys for an index mark as entries in the index.

The defined values for the text:use-keys-as-entries attribute are:

- •false: additional keys are used as sub-entries.

- •true: additional keys are used as additional entries.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:use-keys-as-entries attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-source> 8.8.2.

The text:use-keys-as-entries attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.899 text:use-math-objects

The text:use-math-objects attribute specifies whether embedded math objects are included in an index of objects.

The defined values for the text:use-math-objects attribute are:

- •false: math objects are not included in an index of objects.

- •true: math objects are included in an index of objects.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:use-math-objects attribute is usable with the following element: <text:object-index-source> 8.6.2.

The text:use-math-objects attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.900 text:use-objects

The text:use-objects attribute specifies whether an object is included in a user-defined index.

The defined values for the text:use-objects attribute are:

- •false: objects are not included in a user define index.

- •true: objects are included in a user-defined index.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:use-objects attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2.

The text:use-objects attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.901 text:use-other-objects

The text:use-other-objects attribute specifies whether other embedded objects are included in an index of objects. Other objects are those not covered by text:use-chart-objects 19.892, text:use-draw-objects 19.893, text:use-math-objects 19.899, and text:use-spreadsheet-objects 19.904 attributes.

The defined values for the text:use-other-objects attribute are:

- •false: other objects are not included in an index of objects.

- •true: other objects are included in an index of objects.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:use-other-objects attribute is usable with the following element: <text:object-index-source> 8.6.2.

The text:use-other-objects attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.902 text:use-outline-level

The text:use-outline-level attribute specifies whether headings are used to generate index entries. The text:outline-level attribute specifies up to which level headings are being included. 19.850

The defined values for the text:use-outline-level attribute are:

- •false: table of contents does not include entries generated from headings.

- •true: table of contents does include entries generated from headings.

The default value for this attribute is true.

The text:use-outline-level attribute is usable with the following element: <text:table-of-content-source> 8.3.2.

The text:use-outline-level attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.903 text:use-soft-page-breaks

The text:use-soft-page-breaks attribute specifies whether a document contains soft page breaks.

A soft page break is a page break that has been included in a document by a page-oriented consumer at a position where the document itself does not include a page break as defined by fo:break-after 20.184 or fo:break-before 20.185.

Soft page breaks are specified by the <text:soft-page-break> element.

OpenDocument producers need not produce<text:soft-page-break> elements. They may include them if they have computed a paginated layout. Consumers may handle the element while computing the layout, but it shall not depend on its existence. Soft page breaks are only defined for text documents.

Producers that store soft page breaks shall indicate this by setting the text:use-soft-page-breaks attribute to true. Producers that do not store soft page breaks shall indicate that by omitting this attribute, or by setting it to false.

A producer that does not support pagination and soft page-breaks and that modifies an OpenDocument file, which includes soft page-breaks, shall set the text:use-soft-page-breaks attribute to false (or remove it). It should also remove the <text:soft-page-break> elements from the document.

Producers that compute a paginated layout of a document should provide a facility for the export of soft page breaks for the purposes of consistent page breaks and for conversion to talking book formats ( [DAISY]).

For <text:soft-page-break> elements that appear within table rows, the maximum number of <text:soft-page-break> elements that appear within the single table cells determines the number of page breaks that appear within the table row. The <text:soft-page-break> elements contained in each cell determine the positions where these page breaks appear within the cell content.

When <text:soft-page-break> elements appear within text boxes and other content displayed outside the text flow, they do not start a new page, but only indicate where the text-box's content breaks between two pages.

The defined values for the text:use-soft-page-breaks attribute are:

- •false: soft page breaks not supported.

- •true: soft page breaks supported.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:use-soft-page-breaks attribute is usable with the following element: <office:text> 3.4.

The text:use-soft-page-breaks attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.904 text:use-spreadsheet-objects

The text:use-spreadsheet-objects attribute specifies whether embedded spreadsheet objects will appear in an object index.

The defined values for the text:use-spreadsheet-objects attribute are:

- •false: spreadsheet objects do not appear in an object index.

- •true: spreadsheet objects do appear in an object index.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:use-spreadsheet-objects attribute is usable with the following element: <text:object-index-source> 8.6.2.

The text:use-spreadsheet-objects attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.905 text:use-tables

The text:use-tables attribute specifies whether tables will appear in a user-defined index.

The defined values for the text:use-tables attribute are:

- •false: tables will not appear in a user-defined index.

- •true: tables will appear in a user-defined index.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The text:use-tables attribute is usable with the following element: <text:user-index-source> 8.7.2.

The text:use-tables attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.906 text:value

### 19.906.1 General

The text:value attribute specifies a value.

### 19.906.2 <text:label>

The text:value attribute specifies the text of a <text:label> element.

The text:value attribute is usable with the following element: <text:label> 7.4.17.

The text:value attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 19.906.3 <text:database-row-number>

The text:value attribute specifies the current row number for a <text:database-row-number> element. The number changes when new data is added to the current document.

The text:value attribute is usable with the following element: <text:database-row-number> 7.6.6.

The text:value attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 19.907 text:visited-style-name

The text:visited-style-name attribute specifies a style for a hyperlink that has been visited.

The text:visited-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <text:a> 6.1.8.

The text:visited-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.908 text:volume

The text:volume attribute specifies a volume for a bibliography index entry.

The text:volume attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:volume attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.909 text:year

The text:year attribute specifies a year for a bibliography index entry.

The text:year attribute is usable with the following element: <text:bibliography-mark> 8.1.11.

The text:year attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.910 xforms:bind

The xforms:bind attribute specifies the binding of an OpenDocument control to an XForm form.

With OpenDocument form buttons, the bind attribute refers to a form:xform-submission 19.319 attribute with the given ID. Pushing the button causes the appropriate XForms submission action to be performed.

Note: OpenDocument form button controls are: <form:button> 13.5.15, and, <form:image> 13.5.16.

With OpenDocument form non-button controls, the xforms:bind attribute refers to an <xforms:bind> element with the given ID. Any such bound control reads and writes its data as determined by the appropriate bind element.

Note: OpenDocument form non-button controls are: <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:column> 13.5.23, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:fixed-text> 13.5.10, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:frame> 13.5.19, <form:generic-control> 13.5.25, <form:grid> 13.5.22, <form:hidden> 13.5.21, <form:image-frame> 13.5.20, <form:item> 13.5.12, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:option> 13.5.14, <form:password> 13.5.4,<form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3, <form:time> 13.5.9, and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The xforms:bind attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:fixed-text> 13.5.10, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:frame> 13.5.19, <form:generic-control> 13.5.25, <form:grid> 13.5.22, <form:hidden> 13.5.21, <form:image> 13.5.16, <form:image-frame> 13.5.20, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3, <form:time> 13.5.9 and <form:value-range> 13.5.24.

The xforms:bind attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.911 xhtml:about

The xhtml:about attribute specifies the subject of an RDF statement for in-content metadata. Predicates for RDF statements are specified by the xhtml:property attribute. 19.914

The RDF statement's object is specified by the xhtml:content 19.912 attribute, if present, or it is

- •the literal content between a pair of <text:bookmark-start> and <text:bookmark-end> elements that are paired by the values of their text:name attributes. 6.2.1.3, 6.2.1.4

- •for elements other than <text:bookmark-start> and <text:bookmark-end>, the literal content of the element containing an xhtml:about attribute.

The xhtml:datatype attribute provides the data type of the RDF object. 19.913

The xhtml:about attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:bookmark-start> 6.2.1.3, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

The xhtml:about attribute has the data type URIorSafeCURIE 18.3.38.

## 19.912 xhtml:content

The xhtml:content attribute specifies an object of an RDF statement for in-content metadata. 19.911.

The xhtml:content attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:bookmark-start> 6.2.1.3, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

The xhtml:content attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.913 xhtml:datatype

The xhtml:datatype attribute specifies the RDF data type (see §5 of [RDF-CONCEPTS]) of the object of an RDF statement.

The xhtml:datatype attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:bookmark-start> 6.2.1.3, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

The xhtml:datatype attribute has the data type CURIE 18.3.12.

## 19.914 xhtml:property

The xhtml:property attribute specifies a list of one or more CURIEs. Each CURIE is the predicate of an RDF statement for in content-metadata. 19.911.

The xhtml:property attribute is usable with the following elements: <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <text:bookmark-start> 6.2.1.3, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:meta> 6.1.9 and <text:p> 5.1.3.

The xhtml:property attribute has the data type CURIEs 18.3.13.

## 19.915 xlink:actuate

See §5.6.2 of [XLink].

The xlink:actuate attribute has the value onRequest for the following elements: <db:component> 12.25.5, <db:connection-resource> 12.7, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <form:form> 13.3, <meta:template> 4.3.2.12, <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2, <presentation:sound> 10.9.3, <script:event-listener> 14.5.2, <svg:definition-src> 16.27, <svg:font-face-uri> 16.26, <table:cell-range-source> 9.3.1, <table:table-source> 9.2.6 and <text:a> 6.1.8.

The xlink:actuate attribute has the value onLoad for the following elements: <draw:applet> 10.4.7, <draw:fill-image> 16.42.6, <draw:floating-frame> 10.4.10, <draw:image> 10.4.4, <draw:object> 10.4.6.2, <draw:object-ole> 10.4.6.3, <draw:plugin> 10.4.8, <meta:auto-reload> 4.3.2.13, <style:background-image> 17.3 and <text:list-level-style-image> 16.35.

For <db:connection-resource> 12.7, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <form:form> 13.3, <meta:template> 4.3.2.12, <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2, <presentation:sound> 10.9.3, <script:event-listener> 14.5.2, <svg:definition-src> 16.27, <svg:font-face-uri> 16.26, <table:cell-range-source> 9.3.1, <table:table-source> 9.2.6 and <text:a> 6.1.8 elements the default value for this attribute is onRequest.

For <draw:applet> 10.4.7, <draw:fill-image> 16.42.6, <draw:floating-frame> 10.4.10, <draw:image> 10.4.4, <draw:object> 10.4.6.2, <draw:object-ole> 10.4.6.3, <draw:plugin> 10.4.8, <meta:auto-reload> 4.3.2.13, <style:background-image> 17.3 and <text:list-level-style-image> 16.35 elements the default value for this attribute is onLoad.

The xlink:actuate attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:component> 12.25.5, <db:connection-resource> 12.7, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:applet> 10.4.7, <draw:fill-image> 16.42.6, <draw:floating-frame> 10.4.10, <draw:image> 10.4.4, <draw:object> 10.4.6.2, <draw:object-ole> 10.4.6.3, <draw:plugin> 10.4.8, <form:form> 13.3, <meta:auto-reload> 4.3.2.13, <meta:template> 4.3.2.12, <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2, <presentation:sound> 10.9.3, <script:event-listener> 14.5.2, <style:background-image> 17.3, <svg:definition-src> 16.27, <svg:font-face-uri> 16.26, <table:cell-range-source> 9.3.1, <table:table-source> 9.2.6, <text:a> 6.1.8 and <text:list-level-style-image> 16.35.

## 19.916 xlink:href

### 19.916.1 General

The xlink:href 19.916 attribute specifies a remote resource. Its data type is anyIRI. See §5.4 of [XLink].

### 19.916.2 <anim:audio>

The xlink:href attribute specifies an audio stream.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <anim:audio> 15.5.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.3 <chart:chart>

The xlink:href attribute at the <chart:chart> element specifies the document which provides the data for a chart. The following values are supported:

- • "."(U+002E, FULL STOP): The data is provided by the chart document itself. It is taken from the <table:table> 9.1.2 element inside the <chart:chart> element.

- •".."(U+002E, FULL STOP followed by U+002E, FULL STOP): The data is provided by the document into which the chart is embedded. This is only supported if the chart is embedded into another document.

- •A relative IRI: The data is provided by an embedded object referenced by the IRI. This embedded object shall be within the same package as the chart itself.

All cell range addresses that are specified within a chart are relative to the document referenced by the xlink:href attribute.

For a <chart:chart> element, if the xlink:href attribute is omitted, its value is assumed to be “..” (U+002E, FULL STOP followed by U+002E, FULL STOP).

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:chart> 11.1.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.4 <chart:symbol-image>

The xlink:href attribute specifies a file containing an image.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <chart:symbol-image> 17.23.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.5 <db:component>

The xlink:href attribute specifies a form or report document.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <db:component> 12.25.5.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.6 <db:connection-resource>

The xlink:href attribute specifies either a database, or database connection data encoded as an IRI.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <db:connection-resource> 12.7.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.7 <db:file-based-database>

The xlink:href attribute specifies the location of a file that defines a database. If a database consists of multiple files of different types which all are required for it to be operational, xlink:href points to one of those files which defines the database as a whole.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <db:file-based-database> 12.5.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.8 <draw:a>

The xlink:href attribute specifies a target location for the hyperlink.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:a> 10.4.12.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.9 <draw:applet>

The xlink:href attribute specifies the base IRI for an applet.

For a <draw:applet> element the default value for this attribute is an empty string.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:applet> 10.4.7.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.10 <draw:area-circle>

The xlink:href attribute specifies a target location for the hyperlink.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:area-circle> 10.4.13.4.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.11 <draw:area-polygon>

The xlink:href attribute specifies a target location for the hyperlink.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.12 <draw:area-rectangle>

The xlink:href attribute specifies a target location for the hyperlink.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:area-rectangle> 10.4.13.3.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.13 <draw:fill-image>

The xlink:href attribute specifies a file containing an image.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:fill-image> 16.42.6.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.14 <draw:floating-frame>

The xlink:href attribute specifies the source of a floating frame.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:floating-frame> 10.4.10.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.15 <draw:image>

The xlink:href attribute specifies a file containing an image.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:image> 10.4.4.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.16 <draw:object>

The xlink:href attribute specifies the location of an embedded object.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:object> 10.4.6.2.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.17 <draw:object-ole>

The xlink:href attribute specifies the location of an embedded object.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:object-ole> 10.4.6.3.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.18 <draw:plugin>

The xlink:href attribute specifies the source of a plugin.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:plugin> 10.4.8.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.19 <form:button>

The xlink:href attribute specifies a resource that is loaded if a button is operated.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <form:button> 13.5.15.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.20 <form:connection-resource>

The xlink:href attribute specifies either a database, or database connection encoded as an IRI.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <form:connection-resource> 7.6.2.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.21 <form:image>

The xlink:href attribute specifies a resource that is loaded if a button is operated.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <form:image> 13.5.16.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.22 <form:form>

The xlink:href attribute specifies the processing agent for a form.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <form:form> 13.3.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.23 <meta:auto-reload>

The xlink:href attribute specifies the IRI of a replacement document.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:auto-reload> 4.3.2.13.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.24 <meta:template>

The xlink:href attribute specifies the location of a document template.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:template> 4.3.2.12.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.25 <presentation:event-listener>

The xlink:href attribute specifies either a document bookmark or an application depending on the action selected by the presentation:action 19.391 attribute.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.26 <presentation:sound>

The xlink:href attribute specifies a sound that is played when an effect is executed.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <presentation:sound> 10.9.3.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.27 <script:event-listener>

The xlink:href attribute specifies macro code that should be called for an event. The IRI may have any protocol. The interpretation of the IRI is script-language-dependent.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <script:event-listener> 14.5.2.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.28 <style:background-image>

The xlink:href attribute specifies an image.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <style:background-image> 17.3.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.29 <svg:definition-src>

See § 20.8.3 of [SVG].

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:definition-src> 16.27.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.30 <svg:font-face-uri>

See § 20.8.3 of [SVG].

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <svg:font-face-uri> 16.26.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.31 <table:cell-range-source>

The xlink:href attribute specifies an IRI for a document containing a source table.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <table:cell-range-source> 9.3.1.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.32 <table:table-source>

The xlink:href attribute specifies an IRI of a document containing a source table.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <table:table-source> 9.2.6.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.33 <text:a>

The xlink:href attribute specifies the target location of a hyperlink.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <text:a> 6.1.8.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.34 <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file>

The xlink:href attribute specifies the location of an alphabetical index mark file that contains a list of terms.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> 8.8.3.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.35 <text:list-level-style-image>

The xlink:href attribute specifies an image.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <text:list-level-style-image> 16.35.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.36 <text:script>

The xlink:href attribute specifies the location script source code.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <text:script> 7.7.9.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

### 19.916.37 <text:section-source>

The xlink:href attribute specifies the document or document fragment to which a section is linked. If the IRI contains a fragment identifier, and if the referenced document is an OpenDocument document, the fragment identifier should be interpreted as the name of a section to which a section is linked. A fragment identifier should be ignored if a text:section-name 19.867 attribute is present.

The xlink:href attribute is usable with the following element: <text:section-source> 5.4.2.

The xlink:href attribute has the data type anyIRI 18.3.2.

## 19.917 xlink:show

See §5.6.1 of [XLink].

For a <meta:auto-reload> 4.3.2.13 element the value for this attribute is replace.

For <draw:applet> 10.4.7, <draw:fill-image> 16.42.6, <draw:floating-frame> 10.4.10, <draw:image> 10.4.4, <draw:object> 10.4.6.2, <draw:object-ole> 10.4.6.3, <draw:plugin> 10.4.8, <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2, <style:background-image> 17.3, <text:list-level-style-image> 16.35 and <text:section-source> 5.4.2 elements the value for this attribute is embed.

For <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:area-circle> 10.4.13.4, <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5, <draw:area-rectangle> 10.4.13.3, <meta:hyperlink-behaviour> 4.3.2.14, <presentation:sound> 10.9.3 and <text:a> 6.1.8 elements the supported values for this attribute are new or replace.

For a <meta:auto-reload> 4.3.2.13 element the default value for this attribute is replace.

For <draw:applet> 10.4.7, <draw:fill-image> 16.42.6, <draw:floating-frame> 10.4.10, <draw:image> 10.4.4, <draw:object> 10.4.6.2, <draw:object-ole> 10.4.6.3, <draw:plugin> 10.4.8, <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2, <style:background-image> 17.3, <text:list-level-style-image> 16.35 and <text:section-source> 5.4.2 elements the default value for this attribute is embed.

For <db:connection-resource> 12.7 the default value for this attribute is none.

The xlink:show attribute is usable with the following elements: <db:component> 12.25.5, <db:connection-resource> 12.7, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:applet> 10.4.7, <draw:area-circle> 10.4.13.4, <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5, <draw:area-rectangle> 10.4.13.3, <draw:fill-image> 16.42.6, <draw:floating-frame> 10.4.10, <draw:image> 10.4.4, <draw:object> 10.4.6.2, <draw:object-ole> 10.4.6.3, <draw:plugin> 10.4.8, <meta:auto-reload> 4.3.2.13, <meta:hyperlink-behaviour> 4.3.2.14, <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2, <presentation:sound> 10.9.3, <style:background-image> 17.3, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:list-level-style-image> 16.35 and <text:section-source> 5.4.2.

## 19.918 xlink:title

The xlink:title attribute specifies a title to be associated with a document template.

The xlink:title attribute is usable with the following element: <meta:template> 4.3.2.12.

The xlink:title attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.919 xlink:type

See §3.2 of [XLink]. This attribute always has the value simple in OpenDocument document instances.

For <db:connection-resource> 12.7, <db:file-based-database> 12.5, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:applet> 10.4.7, <draw:area-circle> 10.4.13.4, <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5, <draw:area-rectangle> 10.4.13.3, <draw:fill-image> 16.42.6, <draw:floating-frame> 10.4.10, <draw:image> 10.4.4, <draw:object> 10.4.6.2, <draw:object-ole> 10.4.6.3, <draw:plugin> 10.4.8, <form:form> 13.3, <meta:auto-reload> 4.3.2.13, <meta:template> 4.3.2.12, <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2, <presentation:sound> 10.9.3, <script:event-listener> 14.5.2, <style:background-image> 17.3, <svg:definition-src> 16.27, <svg:font-face-uri> 16.26, <table:cell-range-source> 9.3.1, <table:table-source> 9.2.6, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> 8.8.3, <text:list-level-style-image> 16.35, <text:script> 7.7.9 and <text:section-source> 5.4.2 elements the default value for this attribute is simple.

The xlink:type attribute is usable with the following elements: <chart:chart> 11.1, <db:component> 12.25.5, <db:connection-resource> 12.7, <db:file-based-database> 12.5, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:applet> 10.4.7, <draw:area-circle> 10.4.13.4, <draw:area-polygon> 10.4.13.5, <draw:area-rectangle> 10.4.13.3, <draw:fill-image> 16.42.6, <draw:floating-frame> 10.4.10, <draw:image> 10.4.4, <draw:object> 10.4.6.2, <draw:object-ole> 10.4.6.3, <draw:plugin> 10.4.8, <form:form> 13.3, <meta:auto-reload> 4.3.2.13, <meta:template> 4.3.2.12, <presentation:event-listener> 10.9.2, <presentation:sound> 10.9.3, <script:event-listener> 14.5.2, <style:background-image> 17.3, <svg:definition-src> 16.27, <svg:font-face-uri> 16.26, <table:cell-range-source> 9.3.1, <table:table-source> 9.2.6, <text:a> 6.1.8, <text:alphabetical-index-auto-mark-file> 8.8.3, <text:list-level-style-image> 16.35, <text:script> 7.7.9 and <text:section-source> 5.4.2.

## 19.920 xml:id

See [XML-ID].

The xml:id attribute is usable with the following elements: <anim:audio> 15.5, <anim:command> 15.6.1, <anim:iterate> 15.4.4, <anim:par> 15.4.2, <anim:seq> 15.4.3, <chart:chart> 11.1, <chart:data-point> 11.14, <chart:plot-area> 11.5, <chart:series> 11.12, <dr3d:cube> 10.5.4, <dr3d:extrude> 10.5.6, <dr3d:rotate> 10.5.7, <dr3d:scene> 10.5.2, <dr3d:sphere> 10.5.5, <draw:a> 10.4.12, <draw:applet> 10.4.7, <draw:caption> 10.3.11, <draw:circle> 10.3.8, <draw:connector> 10.3.10, <draw:control> 10.3.13, <draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1, <draw:ellipse> 10.3.9, <draw:floating-frame> 10.4.10, <draw:frame> 10.4.2, <draw:g> 10.3.15, <draw:image> 10.4.4, <draw:line> 10.3.3, <draw:measure> 10.3.12, <draw:object> 10.4.6.2, <draw:object-ole> 10.4.6.3, <draw:page> 10.2.4, <draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14, <draw:path> 10.3.7, <draw:plugin> 10.4.8, <draw:polygon> 10.3.5, <draw:polyline> 10.3.4, <draw:rect> 10.3.2, <draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6, <draw:text-box> 10.4.3, <form:button> 13.5.15, <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:file> 13.5.5, <form:fixed-text> 13.5.10, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:frame> 13.5.19, <form:generic-control> 13.5.25, <form:grid> 13.5.22, <form:hidden> 13.5.21, <form:image> 13.5.16, <form:image-frame> 13.5.20, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:number> 13.5.7, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3, <form:time> 13.5.9, <form:value-range> 13.5.24, <office:annotation> 14.1, <presentation:sound> 10.9.3, <table:covered-table-cell> 9.1.5, <table:table> 9.1.2, <table:table-cell> 9.1.4, <table:table-column> 9.1.6, <table:table-row> 9.1.3, <text:alphabetical-index> 8.8, <text:bibliography> 8.9, <text:bookmark> 6.2.1.2, <text:bookmark-start> 6.2.1.3, <text:changed-region> 5.5.3, <text:h> 5.1.2, <text:illustration-index> 8.4, <text:index-title> 8.2.3, <text:list> 5.3.1, <text:list-header> 5.3.3, <text:list-item> 5.3.4, <text:meta> 6.1.9, <text:meta-field> 7.5.19, <text:numbered-paragraph> 5.3.6, <text:object-index> 8.6, <text:p> 5.1.3, <text:section> 5.4, <text:table-index> 8.5, <text:table-of-content> 8.3 and <text:user-index> 8.7.

The xml:id attribute has the data type ID 18.2.

## 19.921 form:input-required

The form:input-required attribute specifies whether a control that is bound to a database field requires user input for the form to submit.

The attribute is not evaluated for a control that is not bound to a database field vi form:data-field 19.263, or that has the form:convert-empty-to-null 19.259 attribute evaluate to "false".

The defined values for the form:input-required attribute are:

- •false: a control that has no user input does not prevent submission of the form.

- •true: a control that has no user input does prevent submission of the form.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The form:input-required attribute is usable with the following elements: <form:checkbox> 13.5.17, <form:combobox> 13.5.11, <form:date> 13.5.8, <form:formatted-text> 13.5.6, <form:image-frame> 13.5.20, <form:listbox> 13.5.13, <form:password> 13.5.4, <form:radio> 13.5.18, <form:text> 13.5.2, <form:textarea> 13.5.3 and <form:time> 13.5.9.

The form:input-required attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 19.922 style:num-list-format-name

The style:num-list-format-name attribute references a format for the displayed number string of the current list level.

If the attribute is present, text:display-levels 19.803, style:num-prefix 19.506 and style:num-suffix 19.507 shall be ignored.

Producers should also generate text:display-levels, style:num-prefix and style:num-suffix attributes for the benefit of consumers that don't support this feature.

The style:num-list-format-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <text:list-level-style-number> 16.34 and <text:outline-level-style> 16.37.

The style:num-list-format-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 19.923 draw:extrusion-metal-type

The draw:extrusion-metal-type attribute specifies how rendering of an extruded custom shape is modified in case its draw:extrusion-metal attribute has the value true. The value of attribute draw:extrusion-metal-type is a namespaced token.
The defined values for the draw:extrusion-metal-type attribute are:

- •.draw:MetalODF: The rendering is modified as specified in attribute draw:extrusion-metal (19.158)

- •.any implementation-defined namespacedToken (18.3.20): The rendering is modified as defined by the implementer. Such namespaced token shall not use a prefix, which is bound to a namespace listed in section 1.5 Namespaces.

The attribute draw:extrusion-metal-type is only evaluated, if the attribute draw:extrusion-metal at the same shape has the value true.

The default value for the attribute draw:extrusion-metal-type is draw:MetalODF.

The draw:extrusion-metal-type attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:enhanced-geometry> 10.6.2.

The draw:extrusion-metal-type attribute has the data type namespacedToken 18.3.20.

## 19.924 draw:handle-position-x

The draw:handle-position-x attribute specifies the horizontal position of an XY-handle, see <draw:handle> 10.6.3 element.

The value of the draw:handle-position-x attribute is a string with the following syntax:

handle-position-x-value ::= handle-parameter

where handle-parameter is defined in <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The resulting value is interpreted as x-coordinate of the position of the XY-handle.

The draw:handle-position-x attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The draw:handle-position-x attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.925 draw:handle-position-y

The draw:handle-position-y attribute specifies the vertical position of an XY-handle, see <draw:handle> 10.6.3 element.

The value of the draw:handle-position-y attribute is a string with the following syntax:

handle-position-y-value ::= handle-parameter

where handle-parameter is defined in <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The resulting value is interpreted as y-coordinate of the position of the XY-handle.

The draw:handle-position-y attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The draw:handle-position-y attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.926 draw:handle-polar-pole-x

The draw:handle-polar-pole-x attribute specifies the horizontal position of the pole of the polar coordinate system used for a polar handle, see <draw:handle> 10.6.3 element.

The value of the draw:handle-polar-pole-x attribute is a string with the following syntax:

handle-polar-pole-x-value ::= handle-parameter

where handle-parameter is defined in <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The resulting value is interpreted as x-coordinate of the pole.

The draw:handle-polar-pole-x attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The draw:handle-polar-pole-x attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.927 draw:handle-polar-pole-y

The draw:handle-polar-pole-y attribute specifies the vertical position of the pole of the polar coordinate system used for a polar handle, see <draw:handle> 10.6.3 element.

The value of the draw:handle-polar-pole-y attribute is a string with the following syntax:

handle-polar-pole-y-value ::= handle-parameter

where handle-parameter is defined in <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The resulting value is interpreted as y-coordinate of the pole.

The draw:handle-polar-pole-y attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The draw:handle-polar-pole-y attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.928 draw:handle-polar-radius

The draw:handle-polar-radius attribute specifies the radius component of the polar coordinates of the handle position of a polar-handle, see <draw:handle> 10.6.3 element.

The value of the draw:handle-polar-radius attribute is a string with the following syntax:

handle-polar-radius-value ::= handle-parameter

where handle-parameter is defined in <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The resulting value is interpreted as distance from the pole of the polar coordinate system to the position of the handle.

If the resulting value is negative, the handle position is undefined.

If the resulting value is zero, the handle position is on the pole of the polar coordinate system regardless of the value of the draw:handle-polar-angle 19.929 attribute.

The default value of the attribute is the string 0.

The draw:handle-polar-radius attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The draw:handle-polar-radius attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 19.929 draw:handle-polar-angle

The draw:handle-polar-angle attribute specifies the polar angle component of the polar coordinates of the handle position of a polar handle, see <draw:handle> 10.6.3 element.

The value of the draw:handle-polar-angle attribute is a string with the following syntax:

handle-polar-angle-value ::= handle-parameter

where handle-parameter is defined in <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The resulting value is interpreted as angle in degrees.

The default value of the attribute is the string 0.

The draw:handle-polar-angle attribute is usable with the following element: <draw:handle> 10.6.3.

The draw:handle-polar-angle attribute has the data type string 18.2.

# 20 Formatting Attributes

## 20.1 General

In an OpenDocument Format document, <style:*-properties> elements contain the definitions of formatting that is associated with document structure elements. Formatting definitions are expressed as attributes on the <style:*-properties> elements or as child elements of these elements. This chapter defines formatting properties that are represented by attributes. Formatting properties that are represented by elements are defined in chapter 17.

## 20.2 chart:angle-offset

The chart:angle-offset attribute specifies a counter-clockwise rotation of a polar coordinate in a circle, ring or polar chart. The attribute value is an angle. See 18.3.1. The default value is 90deg.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element.

The chart:angle-offset attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:angle-offset attribute has the data type angle 18.3.1.

## 20.3 chart:auto-position

The chart:auto-position attribute specifies if an object should be positioned automatically.

The default value is true if svg:x 19.577 and svg:y 19.581 attributes are not specified. It is false if the svg:x and svg:y attributes are specified.

The chart:auto-position attribute is evaluated for chart styles applied to elements that may have svg:x and svg:y attributes.

The defined values for the chart:auto-position attribute are:

- •false: svg:x and svg:y attribute values are used to position an object.

- •true: svg:x and svg:y attribute values are ignored, and the consumer chooses a position.

The chart:auto-position attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:auto-position attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.4 chart:auto-size

The chart:auto-size attribute specifies if the size of an object should be chosen automatically.

The default value is true if svg:width 19.575 and svg:height 19.543 attributes are not specified. It is false if the svg:width and svg:height attributes are specified.

The chart:auto-size attribute is evaluated for chart styles applied to elements that have svg:width and svg:height attributes.

The defined values for the chart:auto-size attribute are:

- •false: svg:width and svg:height attribute values are used to size an object.

- •true: svg:width and svg:height attribute values are ignored, and the consumer chooses a size.

The chart:auto-size attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:auto-size attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.5 chart:axis-label-position

The chart:axis-label-position attribute specifies the position of the axis labels.

The defined values for the chart:axis-label-position attribute are:

- •near-axis: labels are placed adjacent to the axis line. On which side of the line the labels are placed depends on the chart:axis-position 20.6 attribute. If the chart:axis-position attribute has the value start or end, the labels are placed outside the coordinate system. Otherwise, the labels are placed adjacent to the axis on the side that belongs to the lower values on the crossing axis.

- •near-axis-other-side: labels are placed adjacent to the axis on the opposite side as for near-axis.

- •outside-end: labels are placed outside the coordinate region on that side where the crossing axis has its maximum value.

- •outside-start: labels are placed outside the coordinate region on that side where the crossing axis has its minimum value.

If the chart:axis-label-position attribute is missing but a chart:axis-position attribute is given, the value of the chart:axis-label-position attribute is assumed to be near-axis.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element.

The chart:axis-label-position attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The values of the chart:axis-label-position attribute are near-axis, near-axis-other-side, outside-start or outside-end.

## 20.6 chart:axis-position

The chart:axis-position attribute specifies the position of the axis line on the scale of the crossing axis.

If the attribute is set for a y-axis, the position indicates a value on the scale of the first x-axis.

If the attribute is set for an x-axis, the position indicates a value on the scale of the first y-axis.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element.

The defined values for the chart:axis-position attribute are:

- •end: axis line is placed at the end of the crossing axis.

- •start: axis line is placed at the start of the crossing axis.

- •a value of type double: axis line is placed at the given value on the crossing axis. If the crossing axis is an axis displaying categories rather than values, a value of 1 indicates that the axis should be placed at the first category, a value of 2 indicates that the axis should be placed at the second category and so forth.

The chart:axis-position attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The values of the chart:axis-position attribute are start, end or a value of type double 18.2.

## 20.7 chart:connect-bars

The chart:connect-bars attribute specifies if bars in a bar chart that belong to the same series are connected by lines.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element.

The defined values for the chart:connect-bars attribute are:

- •false: bars belonging to the same series are not connected by lines.

- •true: bars belonging to the same series are connected by lines.

The chart:connect-bars attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:connect-bars attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.8 chart:data-label-number

The chart:data-label-number attribute specifies whether the value or the percentage of a data point or both, should be displayed within a data label. By default, neither the value nor a percentage is displayed.

The defined values for the chart:data-label-number attribute are:

- •none: neither the value nor the percentage should be displayed.

- •percentage: only the percentage value should be displayed.

- •value: only the value should be displayed within the data label.

- •value-and-percentage: both the value and the percentage should be displayed.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:data-label> 11.15, <chart:data-point> 11.14, <chart:series> 11.12 or <chart:plot-area> 11.5 elements.

The style:data-style-name 19.473 attribute can be used together with this attribute to indicate which number format should be used to display the value.

The style:percentage-data-style-name 19.511 attribute can be used together with this attribute to indicate which number format should be used to display the percentage value.

The chart:data-label-number attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The values of the chart:data-label-number attribute are none, value, percentage or value-and-percentage.

## 20.9 chart:data-label-series

The chart:data-label-series attribute determines whether or not to display the series name of the corresponding series in the data label.

The defined values for the chart:data-label series attribute are:

- •false: no series name is displayed on data label.

- •true: series name is displayed on data label.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:data-label> 11.15, <chart:data-point> 11.14, <chart:series> 11.12 or <chart:plot-area> 11.5 elements.

The chart:data-label-series attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:data-label-series attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.10 chart:data-label-symbol

The chart:data-label-symbol attribute specifies whether to display a legend symbol within the data label of a data point.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:data-label> 11.15, <chart:data-point> 11.14, <chart:series> 11.12 or <chart:plot-area> 11.5 elements.

The defined values for the chart:data-label-symbol attribute are:

- •false: a legend symbol is not displayed within the data label of a data point.

- •true: a legend symbol is displayed within the data label of a data point.

The chart:data-label-symbol attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:data-label-symbol attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.11 chart:data-label-text

The chart:data-label-text attribute specifies whether to display the category within the data label of a data point.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to <chart:data-label> 11.15, <chart:data-point> 11.14, a <chart:series> 11.12 or a <chart:plot-area> 11.5 elements.

The defined values for the chart:data-label-text attribute are:

- •false: a category is not displayed within the data label of a data point.

- •true: a category is displayed within the data label of a data point.

The chart:data-label-text attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:data-label-text attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.12 chart:deep

The chart:deep attribute specifies whether data series are displayed behind each other along the z-axis or not. The chart:deep attribute is ignored unless a chart:three-dimensional 20.65 attribute is present and has the value true.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element.

The defined values for the chart:deep attribute are:

- •false: data series are not displayed behind each other along the z-axis.

- •true: data series are displayed behind each other along the z-axis. The z-axis displays the name of the series.

The chart:deep attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:deep attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.13 chart:display-label

The chart:display-label attribute specifies whether labels are displayed on an axis or not.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element.

Note: The labels controlled by chart:display-label attribute appear on an axis as opposed to being labels for the axis.

The defined values for the chart:display-label attribute are:

- •false: labels are not displayed on an axis.

- •true: labels are displayed on an axis.

The chart:display-label attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:display-label attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.14 chart:error-category

The chart:error-category attribute is used to determine which function is used to calculate error indicators at data points. By default, no error indicators are shown.

The defined values for the chart:error-category attribute are:

- •cell-range: Use values from cell ranges for positive and negative error indicators. The chart:error-lower-range 20.17 and chart:error-upper-range 20.22 attributes determine the cell ranges which contain the values to be used for negative and positive error indicators.

- •constant: Use fixed absolute values for both directions: positive and negative The absolute value for a positive direction is given with chart:error-upper-limit attribute. The absolute value for a negative direction is given with chart:error-lower-limit attribute.

- •error-margin: Use a fixed percentage of the largest value – this is called error-margin. The percentage value is given within chart:error-margin 20.18 attribute.

- •none: No error indicators are shown.

- •percentage: Use a fixed percentage of each value The percentage value is given within chart:error-percentage 20.19 attribute.

- •standard-deviation: Standard deviation of the values of a series assuming an equal distribution.

- •standard-error: Standard error (standard deviation of the mean) of the values of a series.

- •variance: Variance of the values of a series assuming an equal distribution.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to <chart:error-indicator> 11.17, <chart:series> 11.12 or <chart:plot-area> 11.5 elements.

The chart:error-category attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The values of the chart:error-category attribute are none, variance, standard-deviation, percentage, error-margin, constant, standard-error or cell-range.

## 20.15 chart:error-lower-indicator

The chart:error-lower-indicator attribute specifies whether negative error indicators are displayed (the error value is subtracted from the data point value).

This attribute should be used together with the chart:error-category 20.14 attribute.

The defined values for the chart:error-lower-indicator attribute are:

- •false: negative error indicators are not displayed.

- •true: negative error indicators are displayed.

The chart:error-lower-indicator attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:error-lower-indicator attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.16 chart:error-lower-limit

The chart:error-lower-limit attribute specifies the absolute value in the negative direction that is used to display error indicators if a chart:error-category 20.14 attribute has the value constant.

The chart:error-lower-limit attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:error-lower-limit attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 20.17 chart:error-lower-range

The chart:error-lower-range attribute specifies the cell range used for negative error indicators when a chart:error-category 20.14 attribute has a value of cell-range.

The chart:error-lower-range attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:error-lower-range attribute has the data type cellRangeAddressList 18.3.6.

## 20.18 chart:error-margin

The chart:error-margin attribute specifies the percentage of the largest value in a series used in the display of error indicators for each data point of a series.

This attribute should be used together with the chart:error-category 20.14 attribute if it has the value error-margin.

The chart:error-margin attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:error-margin attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 20.19 chart:error-percentage

The chart:error-percentage attribute specifies the percentage that is used in the display of error indicators for each data point of a series.

This attribute should be used together with a chart:error-category 20.14 attribute if the chart:error-category attribute has the value percentage.

The chart:error-percentage attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:error-percentage attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 20.20 chart:error-upper-indicator

The chart:error-upper-indicator attribute specifies whether positive error indicators should be displayed (the error value is added to the data point value).

This attribute should be used together with a chart:error-category 20.14 attribute.

The defined values for the chart:error-upper-indicator attribute are:

- •false: positive error indicators are not displayed.

- •true: positive error indicators are displayed.

The chart:error-upper-indicator attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:error-upper-indicator attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.21 chart:error-upper-limit

The chart:error-upper-limit attribute specifies the absolute value in the positive direction that is used to display error indicators if the chart:error-category 20.14 attribute has the value constant.

This attribute should be used together with chart:error-category attribute.

The chart:error-upper-limit attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:error-upper-limit attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 20.22 chart:error-upper-range

The chart:error-upper-range attribute specifies the cell range used for positive error indicators when the chart:error-category 20.14 attribute has the value cell-range.

The chart:error-upper-range attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:error-upper-range attribute has the data type cellRangeAddressList 18.3.6.

## 20.23 chart:gap-width

The chart:gap-width attribute specifies a gap between neighboring groups of bars in a bar chart (that is the distance between the last bar in one category and the first bar in the following category). It is specified as an integer percentage relative to the width of a single bar.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element with chart:dimension 19.18 attribute set to y.

Note: Bars attached to different axis can be arranged differently as long as they are grouped per axis (chart:group-bars-per-axis 20.24 attribute has the value true).

The chart:gap-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:gap-width attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 20.24 chart:group-bars-per-axis

The chart:group-bars-per-axis attribute specifies whether bars in a bar chart are displayed side by side or behind each other when they are attached to different y-axes.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element.

The defined values for the chart:group-bars-per-axis attribute are:

- •false: all bars on the same x-axis are handled as one group and are displayed side by side.

- •true: only bars attached to the same x- and y-axis are handled as one group.

The chart:group-bars-per-axis attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:group-bars-per-axis attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.25 chart:hole-size

The chart:hole-size attribute specifies the diameter of the inner hole of a ring chart as a percentage of the outer diameter of the outermost ring.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element.

The chart:hole-size attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:hole-size attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.26 chart:include-hidden-cells

The chart:include-hidden-cells attribute specifies whether data points in hidden cells are plotted in a chart. The default is to plot data points in hidden cells.

This attribute can be used in styles that are applied to a <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element.

The defined values for the chart:include-hidden-cells attribute are:

- •false: data points in hidden cells are not plotted in a chart.

- •true: data points in hidden cells are plotted in a chart.

The chart:include-hidden-cells attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:include-hidden-cells attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.27 chart:interpolation

The chart:interpolation attribute specifies interpolations for line and scatter charts.

The defined values for the chart:interpolation attribute are:

- •b-spline – B-Splines. If the chart:spline-resolution 20.58 attribute has value 1 this is identical to the chart:interpolation attribute value none. If the chart:spline-resolution attribute has value k > 1
  chart:spline-order
  20.57
  attribute has value
  p
  then given a sequence of data points, a B-spline interpolation with polynomials of degree
  p
  is constructed as described here. First, we omit any consecutive repeated data points obtaining
  and the chart:spline-order 20.57 attribute has value p then given a sequence of data points, a B-spline interpolation with polynomials of degree p is constructed as described here. First, we omit any consecutive repeated data points obtaining ( x 0 , y 0 ) , … , ( x n , y n )
  where for all i = 1 , … , n
  , ( x i − 1 , y i − 1 ) ≠ ( x i , y i )
  .
  - We then construct a parameter list
    t 0 , … , t n
    using the centripetal method with a power of 0.5:
    t k = ∑ i = 1 k ( x i − x i − 1 ) 2 + ( y i − y i − 1 ) 2 4 ∑ i = 1 n ( x i − x i − 1 ) 2 + ( y i − y i − 1 ) 2 4
    for
    k = 1 , … , n
    and
    t 0 = 0
    .
    Next we generate a knot vector
    u 0 , … , u m
    with
    m = n + p + 1
    :
    u 0 = u 1 = ⋯ = u p = 0 u j + p = 1 p ∑ i = j j + p − 1 t i for j = 1 , 2 , … , n − p u m − p = u m − p + 1 = ⋯ = u m = 1
    Now let
    N i , p ( u )
    be the B-spline basis function defined recursively by
    N i , 0 ( u ) = { 1 if u i ≤ u < u i + 1 0 otherwise } N i , s ( u ) = u − u i u i + s − u i ⋅ N i , s − 1 ( u ) + u i + s + 1 − u u i + s + 1 − u i + 1 ⋅ N i + 1 , s − 1 ( u ) for s > 0
    Let
    C = [ c 0 d 0 c 1 d 1 ⋮ ⋮ c n d n ]
    be the solution of the matrix equation
    X = N ⋅ C
    with
    N = [ N 0 , p ( t 0 ) N 1 , p ( t 0 ) ⋯ N n , p ( t 0 ) N 0 , p ( t 1 ) N 1 , p ( t 1 ) ⋯ N n , p ( t 1 ) ⋮ ⋮ ⋱ ⋮ N 0 , p ( t n ) N 1 , p ( t n ) ⋯ N n , p ( t n ) ]
    and
    X = [ x 0 y 0 x 1 y 1 ⋮ ⋮ x n y n ]
    .
    ( c 0 , d 0 ) , ( c 1 , d 1 ) , … , ( c n , d n )
    are the control points of the desired B-spline of degree
    p
    passing through the data points
    ( x 0 , y 0 ) , … , ( x n , y n )
    .
    For
    0 < u < 1
    let
    P i , r ( u )
    be recursively defined by
    P i , 0 ( u ) = ( c i , d i ) P i , r ( u ) = ( 1 − a i , r ) ⋅ P i − 1 , r − 1 + a i , r ⋅ P i , r − 1 with a i , r = u − u i u i + p − r + 1 − u i for r > 0
    If
    0 < u < 1
    and
    u s < u < u s + 1
    , then
    P s , p ( u )
    is the point on this B-spline corresponding to the parameter
    u
    . If
    0 < u < 1
    and
    u = u s
    , then
    P s − 1 , p − 1 ( u )
    is the point on this B-spline corresponding to the parameter
    u
    .
    Note:
    P s , p ( u )
    and
    P s − 1 , p − 1 ( u )
    are best calculated using de Boor's algorithm for a B-spline of degree
    p
    with control points
    ( c 0 , d 0 ) , ( c 1 , d 1 ) , … , ( c n , d n )
    and knots
    u 0 , … , u m
    .
    The approximation of this B-spline is then plotted by using
    P s , p ( u )
    and
    P s − 1 , p − 1 ( u )
    to calculate the coordinates of the points on the spline corresponding to the parameters:
    0 = t 0 , t 0 + 1 ⋅ t 1 − t 0 k , t 0 + 2 ⋅ t 1 − t 0 k , … , t 0 + k ⋅ t 1 − t 0 k = t 1 , t 1 + 1 ⋅ t 2 − t 1 k , t 1 + 2 ⋅ t 2 − t 1 k , … , t 1 + k ⋅ t 2 − t 1 k = t 2 , ⋯ t n − 1 + 1 ⋅ t n − t n − 1 k , t n − 1 + 2 ⋅ t n − t n − 1 k , … , t n − 1 + k ⋅ t n − t n − 1 k = t n = 1

  and connecting these points with straight line segments.

- •cubic-spline – Cubic Splines. If the chart:spline-resolution attribute has value 1 this is identical to the chart:interpolation attribute value none. If the chart:spline-resolution attribute has value k > 1
  then given a sequence of data points, ( x 0 , y 0 ) , … , ( x n , y n )
  a cubic spline interpolation is constructed as described here:
  Find the unique cubic polynomials f 1 , f 2 , … , f n g 1 , g 2 , … , g n
  and such that:
  g 1 , g 2 , … , g n
  and such that:
  and such that:
  - for all
    i = 1 , … , n
    ,
    f i ( i ) = x i
    and
    f i ( i − 1 ) = x i − 1
    ,
    for all
    i = 1 , … , ( n − 1 )
    ,
    f ' i ( i ) = f ' i + 1 ( i )
    with
    f '
    denoting the first derivative of
    f,
    for all i = 1 , … , ( n − 1 ) , f ' ' i ( i ) = f ' ' i + 1 ( i ) with f ' ' denoting the second derivative of f,
    for all
    i = 1 , … , n
    ,
    g i ( i ) = y i
    and
    g i ( i − 1 ) = y i − 1
    ,
    for all
    i = 1 , … , ( n − 1 )
    ,
    g ' i ( i ) = g ' i + 1 ( i )
    with
    g '
    denoting the first derivative of
    g,
    for all i = 1 , … , ( n − 1 ) , g ' ' i ( i ) = g ' ' i + 1 ( i ) with g ' ' denoting the second derivative of g,

    and

    - • f ' ' 1 ( 0 ) = 0 , f ' ' n ( n ) = 0 , g ' ' 1 ( 0 ) = 0 and g ' ' n ( n ) = 0 if ( x 0 , y 0 ) ≠ ( x n , y n ) (ie. the curve will not be closed) or
    - • f ' 1 ( 0 ) = f ' n ( n ) , g ' 1 ( 0 ) = g ' n ( n ) , f ' ' 1 ( 0 ) = f ' ' n ( n ) and g ' ' 1 ( 0 ) = g ' ' n ( n ) if ( x 0 , y 0 ) = ( x n , y n ) (ie. the curve will be closed).
  With these cubic polynomials we define the splines (piecewise polynomial functions) F ( t ) = f i ( t ) for ( i − 1 ) ≤ t ≤ i
  and G ( t ) = g i ( t ) for ( i − 1 ) ≤ t ≤ i
  F
  and
  G
  .) The interpolation line is then obtained by connecting consecutive points in
  . (In view of the first and fourth conditions above this yields well defined functions F and G.) The interpolation line is then obtained by connecting consecutive points in ( F ( 0 ) , G ( 0 ) ) , ( F ( 1 k ) , G ( 1 k ) ) , ( F ( 2 k ) , G ( 2 k ) ) , … , ( F ( n ⋅ k − 1 k ) , G ( n ⋅ k − 1 k ) ) , ( F ( n ⋅ k k ) , G ( n ⋅ k k ) )
  using straight line segments.
  using straight line segments.

- •none - Straight lines. Consecutive data points are connected by straight line segments.

- •step-center-x – Step function with a single step in the horizontal center between consecutive data points. Given a sequence of data points, ( x 0 , y 0 ) , … , ( x n , y n )
  then the interpolation line between any two consecutive data points ( x i , y i ) , ( x i + 1 , y i + 1 )
  is obtained by connecting consecutive points in
  is obtained by connecting consecutive points in ( x i , y i ) , ( x i + x i + 1 2 , y i ) , ( x i + x i + 1 2 , y i + 1 ) , ( x i + 1 , y i + 1 )
  using straight line segments.
  using straight line segments.
- • step-center-y – Step function with steps to the mean of consecutive data points. Given a sequence of data points, ( x 0 , y 0 ) , … , ( x n , y n )
  then the interpolation line between any two consecutive data points ( x i , y i ) , ( x i + 1 , y i + 1 )
  is obtained by connecting consecutive points in
  is obtained by connecting consecutive points in ( x i , y i ) , ( x i , y i + y i + 1 2 ) , ( x i + 1 , y i + y i + 1 2 ) , ( x i + 1 , y i + 1 )
  using straight line segments.
  using straight line segments.
- • step-start – Step function with a single step at the beginning of each interval between consecutive data points. Given a sequence of data points, ( x 0 , y 0 ) , … , ( x n , y n )
  then the interpolation line between any two consecutive data points ( x i , y i ) , ( x i + 1 , y i + 1 )
  is obtained by connecting consecutive points in
  is obtained by connecting consecutive points in ( x i , y i ) , ( x i , y i + 1 ) , ( x i + 1 , y i + 1 )
  using straight line segments.
  using straight line segments.
- • step-end – Step function with a single step at the end of each interval between consecutive data points. Given a sequence of data points, ( x 0 , y 0 ) , … , ( x n , y n )
  then the interpolation line between any two consecutive data points ( x i , y i ) , ( x i + 1 , y i + 1 )
  is obtained by connecting consecutive points in
  is obtained by connecting consecutive points in ( x i , y i ) , ( x i + 1 , y i ) , ( x i + 1 , y i + 1 )
  using straight line segments.
  using straight line segments.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:plot-area> 11.5 or <chart:series> 11.12 element.

The chart:interpolation attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The values of the chart:interpolation attribute are none, cubic-spline, b-spline, step-start, step-end, step-center-x or step-center-y.

## 20.28 chart:interval-major

The chart:interval-major attribute specifies major intervals on an axis 11.9.

If the axis is linear and the value of this attribute is
x
with the value of
chart:major-origin
20.436
being
w
, major ticks are placed at
w + n ⋅ x
for n being any (
positive
,
negative
or
zero
) integer.
If the axis is logarithmic and the value of this attribute is
x
with the value of
chart:major-origin
being
w
, major ticks are placed at
w ⋅ ( 10 ( n ⋅ x ) )
for n being any (
positive
,
negative
or
zero
) integer.
Note
: if
x = log 10 ( y )
, then
10 ( n ⋅ x ) = y n
.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element.

The chart:interval-major attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:interval-major attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 20.29 chart:interval-minor-divisor

The chart:interval-minor-divisor attribute specifies a divisor for the chart:interval-major 20.28 value, the division of which determines the minor interval.

If chart:minor-logarithmic 20.437 attribute is false the ticks are placed as follows:

If
a
and
b
are the values of consecutive major ticks (see
20.28
) and
m
is the value of
chart:interval-minor-divisor
then the minor ticks are placed at locations corresponding to the values
a + ( b − a ) / m ⋅ k
with
k = 1,2 , … , ( m − 1 )
So the minor ticks are equally spaced before the logarithmic transformation.

If chart:minor-logarithmic attribute is true the ticks are placed as follows:

If
a
and
b
are the values of consecutive major ticks (see
20.28
) and m is the value of
chart:interval-minor-divisor
then the minor ticks are placed at locations corresponding to the values
a ∗ ( ( b / a ) ( k / m ) ) with k = 1,2 , ... , ( m − 1 )
. So the minor ticks are equally spaced after the logarithmic transformation.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element.

The chart:interval-minor-divisor attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:interval-minor-divisor attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 20.30 chart:japanese-candle-stick

The chart:japanese-candle-stick attribute specifies the display of opening and closing values in a stock chart.

The defined values for the chart:japanese-candle-stick attribute are:

- •false: opening and closing values are displayed as left and right tick-lines

- •true: opening and closing values are displayed as colored bars, where the color of the bar depends on whether the opening value is larger than the closing value

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element.

The chart:japanese-candle-stick attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:japanese-candle-stick attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.31 chart:label-arrangement

The chart:label-arrangement attribute specifies the arrangement of labels on an axis.

The defined values for the chart:label-arrangement attribute are:

- •side-by-side: Labels are not staggered, they are aligned on one line.

- •stagger-even: Even labels are aligned on the same line as used for side by side arrangement. Counting starts with one, so the first label is odd.

- •stagger-odd: All odd labels are aligned on the line used for side by side arrangement. Counting starts with one, so the first label is odd.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element.

The chart:label-arrangement attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The values of the chart:label-arrangement attribute are side-by-side, stagger-even or stagger-odd.

## 20.32 chart:label-position

The chart:label-position attribute specifies where data labels are placed.

The defined values for the chart:label-position attribute are:

- •avoid-overlap: an algorithm should be used that tries to place the labels without overlapping each other.

- •bottom: the data label is placed below the data point.

- •bottom-left: the data label is placed to the bottom left of the data point.

- •bottom-right: the data label is placed to the bottom right of the data point.

- •center: the data label is centered on the data point.

- •inside: the data label is placed inside the data point (Pie charts, the label is paced inside the piece on the bisecting line aligned to the outer radius. Bar charts, the label is inside the bar aligned to that end that is given by the data points value. Polar charts, the label is placed on that side of the data point that points to the polar chart's center ).

- •left: the data label is placed left of the data point.

- •near-origin: the data label is placed inside the data point on that side that is near to the origin - where the origin is the beginning of the bar in a bar chart or the baseline in an area chart ( for bar charts the label is placed inside the bar like with value inside but aligned to the opposite end of the bar ).

- •outside: the data label is placed outside the data point (Pie charts, the label is placed outside the circle aligned to the outer radius. Bar charts, the label is outside the bar aligned to that end that is given by the data points value. Polar charts, the label is placed on that side of the data point that points away from the polar charts center).

- •right: the data label is placed right of the data point.

- •top: the data label is placed on top of the data point.

- •top-left: the data label is placed to the top left of the data point.

- •top-right: the data label is placed to the top right of the data point.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to <chart:data-label> 11.15, <chart:data-point> 11.14, <chart:series> 11.12 or <chart:plot-area> 11.5 elements.

The chart:label-position attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The values of the chart:label-position attribute are avoid-overlap, center, top, top-right, right, bottom-right, bottom, bottom-left, left, top-left, inside, outside or near-origin.

## 20.33 chart:label-position-negative

If the chart:label-position-negative attribute is set in addition to a chart:label-position 20.32 attribute, it is used for all labels that belong to data points with negative values. Otherwise, the position set in a chart:label-position attribute is used for positive and negative values. If a chart:label-position-negative attribute is used without a chart:label-position attribute it is ignored.

The defined values for the chart:label-position-negative attribute are:

- •avoid-overlap: an algorithm should be used that tries to place the labels without overlapping each other.

- •bottom: the data label is placed below the data point.

- •bottom-left: the data label is placed to the bottom left of the data point.

- •bottom-right: the data label is placed to the bottom right of the data point.

- •center: the data label is centered on the data point.

- •inside: the data label is placed inside the data point ( for pie charts the label is placed inside the piece on the bisecting line aligned to the outer radius, for bar charts the label is inside the bar aligned to that end that is given by the data points value, for polar charts the label is placed on that side of the data point that points to the polar charts center ).

- •left: the data label is placed left of the data point.

- •near-origin: the data label is placed inside the data point on that side that is near to the origin - where the origin is the beginning of the bar in a bar chart or the base line in an area chart ( for bar charts the label is placed inside the bar like with value inside but aligned to the opposite end of the bar ).

- •outside: the data label is placed outside the data point ( for pie charts the label is placed outside the circle aligned to the outer radius, for bar charts the label is outside the bar aligned to that end that is given by the data points value, for polar charts the label is placed on that side of the data point that points away from the polar charts center ).

- •right: the data label is placed right of the data point.

- •top: the data label is placed on top of the data point.

- •top-left: the data label is placed to the top left of the data point.

- •top-right: the data label is placed to the top right of the data point.

The chart:label-position-negative attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The values of the chart:label-position-negative attribute are avoid-overlap, center, top, top-right, right, bottom-right, bottom, bottom-left, left, top-left, inside, outside or near-origin.

## 20.34 chart:lines (deprecated)

The chart:lines attribute specifies whether connecting lines between data points are shown.

Note: The display of lines can be specified by the draw:stroke 20.167 attribute.

The defined values for the chart:lines attribute are:

- •false: connecting lines between data points are not shown.

- •true: connecting lines between data points are shown.

The chart:lines attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:lines attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.35 chart:link-data-style-to-source

The chart:link-data-style-to-source attribute can only be used in chart documents that are part of a document that provides the data for the chart.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element.

The defined values for the chart:link-data-style-to-source attribute are:

- •false: number format used for rendering axis labels is defined by the style:data-style-name 19.473 attribute.

- •true: number format used for rendering the axis labels is inherited from the document providing the data.

The chart:link-data-style-to-source attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:link-data-style-to-source attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.36 chart:logarithmic

The chart:logarithmic attribute specifies whether logarithmic scaling will be used on an axis. By default, proportional scaling is used.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element.

The defined values for the chart:logarithmic attribute are:

- •false: proportional scaling is used.

- •true: logarithmic scaling is used.

The chart:logarithmic attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:logarithmic attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.37 chart:maximum

The chart:maximum attribute specifies the maximum value of an axis.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element.

The chart:maximum attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:maximum attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 20.38 chart:mean-value

The chart:mean-value attribute specifies whether to display a line that represents the statistical mean value of all data points of a series.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element or a <chart:series> 11.12 element.

The defined values for the chart:mean-value attribute are:

- •false: line representing the statistical mean of all the data points in a series is not displayed.

- •true: line representing the statistical mean of all the data points in a series is displayed.

The chart:mean-value attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:mean-value attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.39 chart:minimum

The chart:minimum attribute specifies the minimum value of an axis.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element.

The chart:minimum attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:minimum attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 20.40 chart:origin

The chart:origin attribute defines the origin of the graphical representation of a data series attached to an axis.

Note: For example, the beginning of the bars in a bar chart or the base line in an area chart can be set by the chart:origin attribute in the style of the y-axis to which the data series is attached.

If the first x-axis has a chart:axis-position 20.6 attribute, that position is taken to indicate the origin of the data points attached to the first y-axis. It overrides the chart:origin attribute of the first y-axis.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element.

The chart:origin attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:origin attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 20.41 chart:overlap

The chart:overlap attribute specifies how much bars within the same category in a bar chart overlap. The attribute value is an integer that is interpreted as a percentage relative to the width of a single bar. Negative values specify gaps between bars.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element when a chart:dimension 19.18 attribute set to y.

Note: This allows bars to be attached to different axis arranged differently as long as they are grouped per axis (chart:group-bars-per-axis 20.24 attribute is true).

The chart:overlap attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:overlap attribute has the data type integer 18.2.

## 20.42 chart:pie-offset

The chart:pie-offset attribute specifies the distance of a segment from the center of the circle in case of circle charts. The offset is given as an integer which is interpreted as a percentage of the radius of the circle.

In the case of ring charts the chart:pie-offset attribute specifies an additional distance of a segment from the center of the circle. The distance is given as a percentage of the thickness of the ring.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:data-point> 11.14 or <chart:series> 11.12 element.

The chart:pie-offset attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:pie-offset attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 20.43 chart:percentage

The chart:percentage attribute specifies a percentage accumulation of values per category.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element.

The defined values for the chart:percentage attribute are:

- •false: the attribute has no effect

- •true: values should be accumulated by category. The sum of the values per category is treated as 100 percent and the y-axis displays according to percentages.

The chart:percentage attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:percentage attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.44 chart:regression-force-intercept

The chart:regression-force-intercept attribute specifies whether a regression curve of type linear, exponential or polynomial intercepts the y-axis at a certain value. The defined values for the chart:regression-force-intercept attribute are:

- •true: The regression curve intercepts the y‑axis at the value which is defined by the chart:regression-intercept-value 20.45 attribute.

- •false: The interception of regression-curve and y-axis is calculated from the data series.

The default value for this attribute is false.

This attribute is only evaluated together with the attribute chart:regression-type 20.50 and if that has one of the following values: linear, exponential or polynomial.

The chart:regression-force-intercept attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:regression-force-intercept attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.45 chart:regression-intercept-value

The chart:regression-intercept-value attribute specifies where a regression curve intercepts the y-axis if attribute chart:regression-force-intercept 20.44 is true.

This attribute is only evaluated together with the chart:regression-force-intercept attribute.

The default value for this attribute is 0 in case of regression type linear or polynomial, and the default value is 1 in case of regression type exponential.

The chart:regression-intercept-value attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:regression-intercept-value attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 20.46 chart:regression-max-degree

The chart:regression-max-degree attribute specifies the maximum degree of a polynomial regression curve. This attribute is only evaluated together with the attribute chart:regression-type 20.50 and if that has the value polynomial. The value of the chart:regression-max-degree attribute is greater than or equal to 2.

The default value for this attribute is 2.

The chart:regression-max-degree attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:regression-max-degree attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 20.47 chart:regression-moving-type

1. 1. The chart:regression-moving-type attribute specifies the type of a regression curve of type moving-average. The defined values for the chart:regression-moving-type attribute are:

- •prior,

- •central,

- •averaged-abscissa.

Let
D j ( x j | y j )
with
j
=1 to
N
denote the points of the data series in the order they occur in the data series, where
N
is the total number of data points for that series. Let
k
denote the value of the
chart:regression-period
attribute. Let
P i ( r i | s i )
with
i
=1 to
N
-
k
+1 denote the points of the regression curve of type
moving-average
. This regression curve is piecewise linear and continuous through the points
P i ( r i | s i )
while being linear between
P i ( r i | s i )
and
P i + 1 ( r i + 1 | s i + 1 )
for any
1 ⩽ i ⩽ N − k
.
The ordinates
s i
are calculated as
s i = 1 k ∑ z = i i + k − 1 y z
.
Calculation of the associated abscissas
r i
depends on the value of the
chart:regression-moving-type
attribute. In case it has the value

- •prior: r i = x i + k − 1
- •central: In case of even value k it is r i = x k / 2 + i
  in case of odd value
  k
  it is
  in case of odd value k it is r i = x ( k − 1 ) / 2 + i
- •averaged-abscissa: r i = 1 k ∑ z = i i + k − 1 x z

1. 1. 1. This attribute is only evaluated together with attribute chart:regression-type and if that has the value moving-average.

   The default value for this attribute is prior.

The chart:regression-moving-type attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The values of the chart:regression-moving-type attribute are prior, central or averaged-abscissa.

## 20.48 chart:regression-name

The chart:regression-name attribute specifies the name of a regression curve.

The default value for this attribute is the empty string.

The chart:regression-name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:regression-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.49 chart:regression-period

1. 1. The chart:regression-period attribute specifies the number of points to be used to calculate a point of the regression curve.

      This attribute is only evaluated together with attribute chart:regression-type 20.50 and if that has the value moving-average.

The minimum value for this attribute is 2, the default value for this attribute is 2.

The chart:regression-period attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:regression-period attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 20.50 chart:regression-type

The chart:regression-type attribute specifies the regression function for a series. A regression function can be used to approximate the data points in a series.

The defined values for the chart:regression-type attribute are:

- •exponential – Exponential regression – approximate the values of the series using the model: y = A·e B·x.

- •linear – Linear regression – approximate the values of the series using the model: y = A·x + B.

- •logarithmic – Logarithmic regression – approximate the values of the series using the model: y = A·ln(x) + B.

- •moving-average – Moving average – each point on the regression curve is calculated from a set of k data points of the series, where k is given by attribute chart:regression-period 20.49 and the calculation method is chosen according to attribute chart:regression-moving-type 20.47.

- •none – no regression curve will be displayed (default value)

- •polynomial – Polynomial regression – approximate the values of the series using the model y = A 0 + A 1 x + A 2 x 2 ... + A n x n
  where
  where n
  is given by the
  chart:regression-max-degree
  20.46
  attribute.
  is given by the chart:regression-max-degree 20.46 attribute.

- •power – Regression with a power function – approximate the values of the series using the model: y = A·x B.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to <chart:regression-curve> 11.18, <chart:series> 11.12 or <chart:plot-area> 11.5 elements.

The chart:regression-type attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The values of the chart:regression-type attribute are none, linear, logarithmic, moving-average, exponential, power or polynomial.

## 20.51 chart:reverse-direction

The chart:reverse-direction attribute specifies whether the direction of an axis follows the Cartesian coordinate system or the reverse. False is the default.

In a Cartesian coordinate system the x-axis points from left to right and the y-axis points from bottom to top. 3D Cartesian coordinate systems are left-handed and polar coordinate systems are counter-clockwise. If x and y axes are swapped as in horizontal bar charts (when attribute chart:vertical 20.72 value is true), the unswapped coordinate system follows the Cartesian coordinate system and is left-handed.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element.

The defined values for the chart:reverse-direction attribute are:

- •false: direction of axis follows the Cartesian coordinate system.

- •true: direction of axis follows the reverse of the Cartesian coordinate system.

The chart:reverse-direction attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:reverse-direction attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.52 chart:right-angled-axes

The chart:right-angled-axes attribute specifies a modification of the projection of a 3D chart. In a Cartesian coordinate system, the projections of x and y-axis are horizontal and vertical.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element. The chart:right-angled-axes attribute is ignored unless a chart:three-dimensional 20.65 attribute is present and has the value true.

The defined values for the chart:right-angled-axes attribute are:

- •false: the attribute has no effect.

- •true: a 3D chart is sheared instead of rotated. For Cartesian coordinate systems, the x- and y-axis do form a right angle in the 2D-projection.

The chart:right-angled-axes attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:right-angled-axes attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.53 chart:scale-text

The chart:scale-text attribute specifies that the text contained in an object should be scaled whenever the size of the chart changes. This attribute can appear at all chart objects that contain text.

The defined values for the chart:scale-text attribute are:

- •false: text contained in an object should not be scaled when the size of its containing chart changes.

- •true: text contained in an object should be scaled when the size of its containing chart changes.

The chart:scale-text attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:scale-text attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.54 chart:series-source (deprecated)

The chart:series-source attribute specifies whether a tabular data for a chart contains all the data series in columns or rows.

The tabular data can be given by the <table:table> 9.1.2 element inside the <chart:chart> 11.1 element.

When data is assigned more specifically to a chart element, with a values-cell-range-address attribute on a <chart:series> 11.12 element, the more specific data assignment has priority.

The chart:series-source attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element.

The defined values for the chart:series-source attribute are:

- •columns: tabular data for a chart contains all the data series in columns.

- •rows: tabular data for a chart contains all the data series in rows.

The chart:series-source attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The values of the chart:series-source attribute are columns or rows.

## 20.55 chart:sort-by-x-values

The chart:sort-by-x-values attribute specifies whether the data points of a data series should be displayed in ascending order of the x values, or in the order they are contained in the underlying data. It is evaluated for styles that are assigned to the <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element. The chart:sort-by-x-values attribute is used for chart types with data series that contain x-values (for example scatter charts, 19.15).

The defined values for the chart:sort-by-x-values attribute are:

- •false: data points of a data series should be displayed in the order they are contained in the underlying data.

- •true: data points of a data series should be displayed in ascending order of the x values.

The chart:sort-by-x-values attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:sort-by-x-values attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.56 chart:solid-type

The chart:solid-type attribute specifies the rendering of bars in three-dimensional bar charts.

The defined values for the chart:solid-type attribute are:

- •cone – bars have the shape of cones

- •cuboid – bars have the shape of cuboids

- •cylinder – bars have the shape of cylinders

- •pyramid – bars have the shape of pyramids

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to <chart:data-point> 11.14, <chart:series> 11.12 or <chart:plot-area> 11.5 elements.

The chart:solid-type attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The values of the chart:solid-type attribute are cuboid, cylinder, cone or pyramid.

## 20.57 chart:spline-order

The chart:spline-order attribute specifies the degree of the polynomials used as part of the spline.

This attribute should be used together with chart:interpolation 20.27 attribute when it has the value b-spline.

The chart:spline-order attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:spline-order attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 20.58 chart:spline-resolution

The chart:spline-resolution attribute specifies the number of straight line segments used between any two data points.

This attribute should be used together with chart:interpolation 20.27 attribute when it has a value other than none.

The chart:spline-resolution attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:spline-resolution attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 20.59 chart:stacked

The chart:stacked attribute specifies the accumulation of the series values per category. Each value is in addition to the other values in the same category.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element.

The defined values for the chart:stacked attribute are:

- •false: series values should not be accumulated by category.

- •true: series values should be accumulated by category. Bars in bar charts are stacked on top of each other.

The chart:stacked attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:stacked attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.60 chart:symbol-height

The chart:symbol-height attribute specifies the height of a symbol to be used for a data point in a chart.

This attribute should be used together with chart:symbol-type 20.62 attribute when the chart:symbol-type attribute has a value other than none.

The chart:symbol-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:symbol-height attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 20.61 chart:symbol-name

The chart:symbol-name attribute specifies a symbol to be used for a data point in a chart.

The glyphs associated with the values of the chart:symbol-name attribute are implementation-defined.

This attribute should be used only together with chart:symbol-type 20.62 attribute and only when the chart:symbol-type 20.62 attribute has the value named-symbol.

The chart:symbol-name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The values of the chart:symbol-name attribute are square, diamond, arrow-down, arrow-up, arrow-right, arrow-left, bow-tie, hourglass, circle, star, x, plus, asterisk, horizontal-bar or vertical-bar.

## 20.62 chart:symbol-type

The chart:symbol-type attribute specifies if a symbol is used for a data point in a chart, and if so, which type of symbol is to be used.

The defined values for the chart:symbol-type attribute are:

- •automatic: the consumer chooses from the list of available named symbols (see chart:symbol-name 20.61 attribute), choose a different symbol per series in round-robin fashion,in this order: square, diamond, arrow-down, arrow-up, arrow-right, arrow-left, bow-tie, hourglass, circle, star, x, plus, asterisk, horizontal-bar, vertical-bar.

- •named-symbol: a symbol specified within chart:symbol-name attribute should be used.

- •none: no symbol should be used.

- •image: an image defined by a <chart:symbol-image> 17.23 element is used as symbol.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to <chart:data-point> 11.14, <chart:series> 11.12 or <chart:plot-area> 11.5 elements.

The chart:symbol-type attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

## 20.63 chart:symbol-width

The chart:symbol-width attribute specifies the width of a symbol to be used for a data point in a chart.

This attribute should be used together with chart:symbol-type 20.62 attribute when the chart:symbol-type attribute has a value other than none.

The chart:symbol-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:symbol-width attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 20.64 chart:text-overlap

The chart:text-overlap attribute specifies whether axis labels may overlap each other.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> 20.62 element.

The defined values for the chart:text-overlap attribute are:

- •false: axis labels shall not overlap each other.

- •true: axis labels may overlap each other.

The chart:text-overlap attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:text-overlap attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.65 chart:three-dimensional

The chart:three-dimensional attribute specifies whether a chart is displayed as a 3D scene.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element.

The defined values for the chart:three-dimensional attribute are:

- •false: chart should not be displayed as a 3D scene.

- •true: chart should be displayed as a 3D scene.

The chart:three-dimensional attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:three-dimensional attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.66 chart:tick-marks-major-inner

The chart:tick-marks-major-inner attribute specifies the existence of major inner tick marks on an axis. They are drawn with respect to the major interval that may be specified by the chart:interval-major 20.28 attribute, and are drawn towards the inside of the plot area. That is, they are drawn to the right for an axis displayed on the left hand side of the plot area, and to the left for an axis displayed on the right hand side of the plot area.

If a chart:tick-marks-major-inner attribute and a chart:tick-marks-major-outer 20.67 attribute are both set to true, one tick mark is drawn that crosses the axis.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> 20.28 element.

The defined values for the chart:tick-marks-major-inner attribute are:

- •false: major inner tick marks should not appear on an axis.

- •true: major inner tick marks should appear on an axis.

The chart:tick-marks-major-inner attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:tick-marks-major-inner attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.67 chart:tick-marks-major-outer

The chart:tick-marks-major-outer attribute specifies the existence of major outer tick marks on an axis. They are drawn with respect to the major interval that may be specified by the chart:interval-major 20.28 attribute, and are drawn towards the outside of the plot area. That is, they are drawn to the left for an axis displayed on the left hand side of the plot area, and to the right for an axis displayed on the right hand side of the plot area.

If a chart:tick-marks-major-inner 20.66 attribute and a chart:tick-marks-major-outer attribute are both set to true, one tick mark is drawn that crosses the axis.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element.

The defined values for the chart:tick-marks-major-outer attribute are:

- •false: major outer tick marks should not appear on an axis.

- •true: major outer tick marks should appear on an axis.

The chart:tick-marks-major-outer attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:tick-marks-major-outer attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.68 chart:tick-marks-minor-inner

The chart:tick-marks-minor-inner attribute specifies the existence of minor inner tick marks on an axis. They are drawn with respect to the minor interval divisor that may be specified by the chart:interval-minor-divisor 20.29 attribute, and are drawn towards the inside of the plot area. That is, they are drawn to the right for an axis displayed on the left hand side of the plot area, and to the left for an axis displayed on the right hand side of the plot area.

If a chart:tick-marks-minor-inner attribute and a chart:tick-marks-minor-outer 20.69 attribute are both set to true, one tick mark is drawn that crosses the axis.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element.

The defined values for the chart:tick-marks-minor-inner attribute are:

- •false: minor inner tick marks should not appear on an axis.

- •true: minor inner tick marks should appear on an axis.

The chart:tick-marks-minor-inner attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:tick-marks-minor-inner attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.69 chart:tick-marks-minor-outer

The chart:tick-marks-minor-outer attribute specifies the existence of minor outer tick marks on an axis. They are drawn with respect to the minor interval divisor that may be specified by the chart:interval-minor-divisor 20.29 attribute, and are drawn towards the outside of the plot area. That is, they are drawn to the left for an axis displayed on the left hand side of the plot area, and to the right for an axis displayed on the right hand side of the plot area.

If a chart:tick-marks-minor-inner 20.68 attribute and a chart:tick-marks-minor-outer attribute are set to true, one tick mark is drawn that crosses the axis.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element.

The defined values for the chart:tick-marks-minor-outer attribute are:

- •false: minor outer tick marks should not appear on an axis.

- •true: minor outer tick marks should appear on an axis.

The chart:tick-marks-minor-outer attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:tick-marks-minor-outer attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.70 chart:tick-mark-position

The chart:tick-mark-position attribute specifies the position of the interval marks.

The defined values for the chart:tick-mark-position attribute are:

- •at-labels: interval marks are placed adjacent to axis labels.

- •at-axis: interval marks are placed at the axis line.

- •at-labels-and-axis: interval marks are placed at axis labels and at the axis line.

This attribute makes a difference only if the labels are not placed at the axis line, that is, if the chart:axis-label-position 20.5 attribute has the value outside-end or outside-start.

If the chart:tick-mark-position attribute is missing but a chart:axis-position attribute is given, chart:tick-mark-position is assumed to be at-labels-and-axis.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> element.

The chart:tick-mark-position attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The values of the chart:tick-mark-position attribute are at-labels, at-axis or at-labels-and-axis.

## 20.71 chart:treat-empty-cells

The chart:treat-empty-cells attribute specifies how missing and invalid values are plotted in a chart.

The defined values for the chart:treat-empty-cells attribute are:

- •ignore: nothing is plotted for a point with missing values and the plot continues.

- •leave-gap: nothing is plotted for a point with missing values and a continuous plot stops and restarts at the next valid point.

- •use-zero: missing values are replaced with zero.

The default behavior is ignore for scatter charts (chart:class 19.15 is chart:scatter). For all other chart types the default behavior is leave-gap.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element.

The chart:treat-empty-cells attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The values of the chart:treat-empty-cells attribute are use-zero, leave-gap or ignore.

## 20.72 chart:vertical

The chart:vertical attribute specifies whether the x-axis in a Cartesian coordinate system is oriented horizontally or vertically.

Note: This attribute is used to distinguish bar (chart:vertical=”true”) and column (chart:vertical=”false”) charts.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element.

The defined values for the chart:vertical attribute are:

- •false: horizontal x-axis, vertical y-axis.

- •true: vertical x-axis, horizontal y-axis.

The chart:vertical attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:vertical attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.73 chart:visible

The chart:visible attribute specifies if an object in a chart is visible or not. By default, objects are visible.

This attribute is evaluated for chart styles that are applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element or a <chart:series> 11.12 element.

The defined values for the chart:visible attribute are:

- •false: object is not visible in chart.

- •true: object is visible in chart.

The chart:visible attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:visible attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.74 dr3d:ambient-color

See: 19.92

The dr3d:ambient-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The dr3d:ambient-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 20.75 dr3d:back-scale

The dr3d:back-scale attribute specifies the proportion of the background geometry for 3D rotation and extrude objects.

The dr3d:back-scale attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The dr3d:back-scale attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.76 dr3d:backface-culling

The dr3d:backface-culling attribute specifies whether backface culling is enabled.

The defined values for the dr3d:backface-culling attribute are:

- •disabled: backface culling is not enabled.

- •enabled: backface culling is enabled.

The dr3d:backface-culling attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the dr3d:backface-culling attribute are enabled or disabled.

## 20.77 dr3d:close-back

The dr3d:close-back attribute specifies if a back face is generated. The attribute can be used with 3D extrude and 3D rotation objects. It is only evaluated for geometries that are closed.

The defined values for the dr3d:close-back attribute are:

- •false: a back face should not be generated.

- •true: a back face should be generated.

The dr3d:close-back attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The dr3d:close-back attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.78 dr3d:close-front

The dr3d:close-front attribute specifies if a front face is generated. The attribute can be used with 3D extrude and 3D rotation objects. It is only evaluated for geometries that are closed.

The defined values for the dr3d:close-front attribute are:

- •false: a front face should not be generated.

- •true: a front face should be generated.

The dr3d:close-front attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The dr3d:close-front attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.79 dr3d:depth

The dr3d:depth attribute specifies an extrusion depth for extruded objects.

The dr3d:depth attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The dr3d:depth attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.80 dr3d:diffuse-color

The dr3d:diffuse-color attribute, along with dr3d:ambient-color 20.74 20.74, dr3d:emissive-color 20.83, and dr3d:specular-color 20.91 specifies the four colors that define the color of a material.

The dr3d:diffuse-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The dr3d:diffuse-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 20.81 dr3d:edge-rounding

The dr3d:edge-rounding attribute specifies the size of an area at the edges of a geometry that is used for rounding edges, if the geometry of a 3D object is generated during run-time.

The dr3d:edge-rounding attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The dr3d:edge-rounding attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.82 dr3d:edge-rounding-mode

The dr3d:edge-rounding-mode attribute specifies how to generate rounded edges.

Creating rounded edges in a 3D environment requires an inner and outer representation of the outline on which rounded edges will appear.

The defined values for the dr3d:edge-rounding-mode attribute are:

- •attractive: the edge begins at the inner plane by moving points in the direction of combined perpendicular vectors of both neighboring vectors.

- •correct: the inner face is linearly scaled smaller relative to its center and the original polygon is used for the outer face.

The dr3d:edge-rounding-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the dr3d:edge-rounding-mode attribute are correct or attractive.

## 20.83 dr3d:emissive-color

The dr3d:emissive-color attribute, along with dr3d:ambient-color 20.74, dr3d:diffuse-color 20.80, and dr3d:specular-color 20.91 specifies the four colors that define the color of a material.

The dr3d:emissive-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The dr3d:emissive-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 20.84 dr3d:end-angle

The dr3d:end-angle attribute specifies the rotation angle for 3D rotation objects. The attribute value is an angle.

A value of 360 degrees defines that the 3D rotation object is closed and completely rotated. This is also the default. Values smaller than 360 degrees define opened 3D rotation objects (segments). Values larger than 360 degrees define 3D rotation objects with more than one rotation.

Note: The visible effect of values larger than 360 degrees only differs from that of 360 degrees when the dr3d:back-scale 20.75 attribute has a value different than 100% .

The dr3d:end-angle attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The dr3d:end-angle attribute has the data type angle 18.3.1.

## 20.85 dr3d:horizontal-segments

The dr3d:horizontal-segments attribute specifies the number of horizontal segments that are used to generate a geometry, if the geometry of a 3D object is generated during run-time.

Note: Typical consumers support values between 2 and 256.

The dr3d:horizontal-segments attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The dr3d:horizontal-segments attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 20.86 dr3d:lighting-mode

The dr3d:lighting-mode attribute specifies whether lighting is used for a three-dimensional object.

The defined values for the dr3d:lighting-mode attribute are:

- •double-sided: the front and back sides of all planes are displayed if they are visible from the viewer's perspective.

- •standard: Depending on the value of the dr3d:normals-direction 20.87 attribute, only the front or only the back side sides of the plane are displayed. The opposite sides are not displayed, whether they are visible from the viewer's perspective or not.

Note: The dr3d:lighting-mode 19.99 attribute is also defined for non-3D object uses.

The dr3d:lighting-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the dr3d:lighting-mode attribute are standard or double-sided.

## 20.87 dr3d:normals-direction

The dr3d:normals-direction attribute specifies which sides of a 3D object's planes are displayed if the dr3d:lighting-mode attribute has the value 'standard'.

The defined values for the dr3d:normals-direction attribute are:

- •inverse: only the back sides of planes are displayed.

- •normal: only the front sides of planes are displayed.

The front side of the plane is the one the normal points away from.

The dr3d:normals-direction attribute has no effect if the dr3d:lighting-mode 20.86 attribute has the value double-sided.

The dr3d:normals-direction attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the dr3d:normals-direction attribute are normal or inverse.

## 20.88 dr3d:normals-kind

The dr3d:normals-kind attribute specifies the normal settings for generated lighting.

The defined values for the dr3d:normals-kind attribute are:

- •flat: one normal per flat part.

- •object: apply object-specific normals.

- •sphere: normals behave as the object is a sphere.

The dr3d:normals-kind attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the dr3d:normals-kind attribute are object, flat or sphere.

## 20.89 dr3d:shadow

The dr3d:shadow attribute enables or disables a three-dimensional shadow for a three-dimensional object.

The defined values for the dr3d:shadow attribute are:

- •hidden: three-dimensional shadow should not be shown for a three-dimensional object.

- •visible: three-dimensional shadow should be shown for a three-dimensional object.

The dr3d:shadow attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the dr3d:shadow attribute are visible or hidden.

## 20.90 dr3d:shininess

The dr3d:shininess attribute specifies the shine of a material.

The dr3d:shininess attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The dr3d:shininess attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.91 dr3d:specular-color

The dr3d:specular-color attribute, along with dr3d:ambient-color 20.74, dr3d:diffuse-color 20.80, and dr3d:emissive-color 20.80 specifies the four colors that define the color of a material.

The dr3d:specular-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The dr3d:specular-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 20.92 dr3d:texture-filter

The dr3d:texture-filter attribute specifies whether texture filtering is enabled.

The defined values for the dr3d:texture-filter attribute are:

- •disabled: texture filtering should not be enabled.

- •enabled: texture filtering should be enabled.

The dr3d:texture-filter attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the dr3d:texture-filter attribute are enabled or disabled.

## 20.93 dr3d:texture-kind

The dr3d:texture-kind attribute specifies if texture changes the luminance, intensity, or color of a shape.

The defined values for the dr3d:texture-kind attribute are:

- •color: color of a shape.

- •intensity: intensity of a shape.

- •luminance: luminance of a shape.

The dr3d:texture-kind attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the dr3d:texture-kind attribute are luminance, intensity or color.

## 20.94 dr3d:texture-mode

The dr3d:texture-mode attribute specifies how the texture is modulated.

The defined values for the dr3d:texture-mode attribute are:

- •blend: blends the texture blend color with the object color.

- •modulate: modulates the object color with the texture color.

- •replace: replaces the object color with the texture color.

The dr3d:texture-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the dr3d:texture-mode attribute are replace, modulate or blend.

## 20.95 dr3d:texture-generation-mode-x

The dr3d:texture-generation-mode-x attribute, along with the dr3d:texture-generation-mode-y 20.96 attribute, specifies how textual coordinates are generated.

The defined values for the dr3d:texture-generation-mode-x attribute are:

- •object: This value specifies that the standard object projection method is used.

- •parallel: This value specifies a flat parallel projection in the specified degree of freedom (X or Y).

- •sphere: This value forces projection to wrapping in X and/or Y direction.

The dr3d:texture-generation-mode-x attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the dr3d:texture-generation-mode-x attribute are object, parallel or sphere.

## 20.96 dr3d:texture-generation-mode-y

The dr3d:texture-generation-mode-y attribute, along with the dr3d:texture-generation-mode-x 20.95 attribute, specifies how textual coordinates are generated.

The defined values for the dr3d:texture-generation-mode-y attribute are:

- •object: This value specifies that the standard object projection method is used.

- •parallel: This value specifies a flat parallel projection in the specified degree of freedom (X or Y).

- •sphere: This value forces projection to wrapping in X and/or Y direction.

The dr3d:texture-generation-mode-y attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the dr3d:texture-generation-mode-y attribute are object, parallel or sphere.

## 20.97 dr3d:vertical-segments

The dr3d:vertical-segments attribute specifies the number of vertical segments that are used to generate the geometry, if the geometry of a 3D object is generated during run-time.

Note: Typical consumers support values between 2 and 256.

The dr3d:vertical-segments attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The dr3d:vertical-segments attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 20.98 draw:auto-grow-height

The draw:auto-grow-height attributes specifies whether to automatically increase the height of the drawing object if text is added to the drawing object. This attribute is evaluated only for text boxes.

If both draw:auto-grow-width 20.99 and draw:auto-grow-height are present, a consumer should first grow the size of the drawing object in the dimension of the major text flow (width for horizontal writing, and height for vertical writing). Only after that size component is filled, a consumer should adjust the other dimension to fit the text content.

The defined values for the draw:auto-grow-height attribute are:

- •false: height of a drawing object should not automatically increase if text is added to the drawing object.

- •true: height of a drawing object should automatically increase if text is added to the drawing object.

The draw:auto-grow-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:auto-grow-height attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.99 draw:auto-grow-width

The draw:auto-grow-width attribute specifies whether to automatically increase the width of the drawing object if text is added to the drawing object. This attribute is evaluated only for text boxes.

The defined values for the draw:auto-grow-width attribute are:

- •false: width of a drawing object should not automatically increase if text is added to the drawing object.

- •true: width of a drawing object should automatically increase if text is added to the drawing object.

The draw:auto-grow-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:auto-grow-width attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.100 draw:background-size

The draw:background-size attribute specifies whether the background of a page is rendered on a full page or only inside the borders of a page.

The defined values for the draw:background-size attribute are:

- •border: background should be rendered only inside borders of a page.

- •full: background should be rendered on a full page.

The draw:background-size attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25.

The values of the draw:background-size attribute are full or border.

## 20.101 draw:blue

The draw:blue attribute specifies together with the attributes draw:green 20.136 and draw:red 20.156 a non destructive filter for a linear transformation of the white balance of a pixel image.

If any of these three attributes is specified, an offset is applied to each pixel of an image while is it rendered. The offsets for each color channel is given as a percentage in the range of -100% to +100%.

These offsets is scaled to the range -2^bits to 2^bits, where bits is the number of bits reserved for each color channel within the image. If the resulting value is less than 0 it is set to 0 and if it is greater than the maximum possible value it is set to the maximum.

Note: For example, if the draw:blue attribute has the value 50% and the blue color channel has 8 bits, then 128 is added to the blue color value of each pixel inside the image before it is rendered. If draw:blue has the value -50% then 128 is subtracted.

The draw:blue attribute specifies the offset for the blue color channel.

The draw:blue attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:blue attribute has the data type signedZeroToHundredPercent 18.3.31.

## 20.102 draw:caption-angle

The draw:caption-angle attribute specifies the leaving angle of the line of a caption. It is evaluated only if the draw:caption-angle-type 20.103 attribute has the value fixed.

The draw:caption-angle attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:caption-angle attribute has the data type angle 18.3.1.

## 20.103 draw:caption-angle-type

The draw:caption-angle-type attribute specifies if the leaving angle of the line of a caption is fixed or free.

The defined values for the draw:caption-angle-type attribute are:

- •fixed: leaving angle of line from caption has been specified by a draw:caption-angle 20.102 attribute.

- •free: consumer can choose the best possible leaving angle of the line from a caption.

The draw:caption-angle-type attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:caption-angle-type attribute are fixed or free.

## 20.104 draw:caption-escape

The draw:caption-escape attribute specifies the point where a caption's connector is connected to the caption's text area, measured from the top left corner of the text area. The value can be an absolute length or a percentage.

The draw:caption-escape attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:caption-escape attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.105 draw:caption-escape-direction

The draw:caption-escape-direction attribute specifies the leaving direction for the line of a caption. If this is set to auto the consumer can choose the best direction.

The defined values for the draw:caption-escape-direction attribute are:

- •auto: consumer should choose best leaving direction for a line of a caption.

- •horizontal: the leaving line of a caption should be drawn horizontally.

- •vertical: the leaving line of a caption should be drawn vertically.

The draw:caption-escape-direction attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:caption-escape-direction attribute are horizontal, vertical or auto.

## 20.106 draw:caption-fit-line-length

The draw:caption-fit-line-length attribute enables the consumer to determine the best possible length for a caption line.

The defined values for the draw:caption-fit-line-length attribute are:

- •false: length for caption line is fixed.

- •true: consumer should determine the best possible length for a caption line.

The draw:caption-fit-line-length attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:caption-fit-line-length attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.107 draw:caption-gap

The draw:caption-gap attribute specifies the distance between the text area of the caption and the start of the line.

The draw:caption-gap attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:caption-gap attribute has the data type distance 18.3.15.

## 20.108 draw:caption-line-length

The draw:caption-line-length attribute specifies the length of the first line of a caption. The attribute is only evaluated if draw:caption-fit-line-length 20.106 has the value false.

The draw:caption-line-length attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:caption-line-length attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.109 draw:caption-type

The draw:caption-type attribute specifies the geometry of the line of a caption.

The defined values for the draw:caption-type attribute are:

- •angled-connector-line: a line in leaving direction is drawn, followed by a line to the caption point.

- •angled-line: a line is drawn to the caption point.

- •straight-line: a line perpendicular to the leaving direction is drawn to the caption point.

The draw:caption-type attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:caption-type attribute are straight-line, angled-line or angled-connector-line.

## 20.110 draw:color-inversion

The draw:color-inversion attribute specifies whether the colors in the graphic shape should be inverted.

Note: Given a color "#rrggbb", where rr, gg and bb are 8-bit hexadecimal digits, the inverted color is "#RRGGBB" where RR is the 8 bit hexadecimal number obtained as the difference of hexadecimal FF and rr, GG is the 8-bit hexadecimal number obtained as the difference of hexadecimal FF (=255) and gg, and BB is the 8 bit hexadecimal number obtained as the difference of hexadecimal FF (=255) and bb.

The defined values for the draw:color-inversion attribute are:

- •false: colors in a graphic shape should not be inverted.

- •true: colors in a graphic shape should be inverted.

The draw:color-inversion attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:color-inversion attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.111 draw:color-mode

The draw:color-mode attribute sets the output of colors from a source bitmap or raster graphic.

The defined values for the draw:color-mode attribute are:

- •greyscale: image is displayed using intensity only.

- •mono: image is displayed in black and white.

- •standard: image is displayed without modification by the draw:color-mode attribute.

- •watermark: colors are modified to make the resulting image transparent.

The draw:color-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:color-mode attribute are greyscale, mono, watermark or standard.

## 20.112 draw:contrast

The draw:contrast attribute specifies a signed percentage value that sets the output contrast of a bitmap or raster graphic.

The draw:contrast attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:contrast attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.113 draw:decimal-places

The draw:decimal-places attribute specifies the number of decimal places that are used for the measure text.

The draw:decimal-places attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:decimal-places attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 20.114 draw:draw-aspect

The draw:draw-aspect attribute specifies the display embedded objects.

The defined values for the draw:draw-aspect attribute are:

- •content: Specifies an object is displayed as an embedded object inside a frame.

- •icon: Specifies an icon to display.

- •print-view: Specifies an object is displayed as in a print preview.

- •thumbnail: Specifies a thumbnail of an object is displayed.

The draw:draw-aspect attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:draw-aspect attribute are content, thumbnail, icon or print-view.

## 20.115 draw:end-guide

The draw:end-guide attribute specifies a length that is added to the length of the end extension line. The extension line is extended by this length towards the end reference point.

The draw:end-guide attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:end-guide attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.116 draw:end-line-spacing-horizontal

The draw:end-line-spacing-horizontal attribute increments the length of the leaving line from the end shape. For line connectors, it specifies the absolute length of the leaving line from the end shape. For other connector types, it is ignored.

The draw:end-line-spacing-horizontal attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:end-line-spacing-horizontal attribute has the data type distance 18.3.15.

## 20.117 draw:end-line-spacing-vertical

The draw:end-line-spacing-vertical attribute increments the length of the leaving line from the end shape. For line connectors, it specifies the absolute length of the leaving line from the end shape. For other connector types, it is ignored.

The draw:end-line-spacing-vertical attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:end-line-spacing-vertical attribute has the data type distance 18.3.15.

## 20.118 draw:fill

The draw:fill attribute specifies the fill style for an object. Graphic objects that are not closed will not be filled.

Note: A path without a closepath at the end is open and will not be filled.

The defined values for the draw:fill attribute are:

- •bitmap: the drawing object is filled with the bitmap specified by the draw:fill-image-name 20.124 attribute.

- •gradient: the drawing object is filled with the gradient specified by the draw:fill-gradient-name 20.120 attribute.

- •hatch: the drawing object is filled with the hatch specified by the draw:fill-hatch-name 20.121 attribute.

- •none: the drawing object is not filled.

- •solid: the drawing object is filled with the color specified by the draw:fill-color 20.119 attribute.

The draw:fill attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:fill attribute are none, solid, bitmap, gradient or hatch.

## 20.119 draw:fill-color

The draw:fill-color attribute specifies the color of the fill for an object. It is used only if the draw:fill 20.118 attribute has one of the values solid or hatch.

The draw:fill-color attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:fill-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 20.120 draw:fill-gradient-name

The draw:fill-gradient-name attribute specifies a gradient style that is used for filling objects. It is used only if the draw:fill 20.118 attribute has the value gradient.

The draw:fill-gradient-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:fill-gradient-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 20.121 draw:fill-hatch-name

The draw:fill-hatch-name attribute specifies a hatch style that is used for filling objects. It is used only if the draw:fill 20.118 attribute has the value hatch.

The draw:fill-hatch-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:fill-hatch-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 20.122 draw:fill-hatch-solid

The draw:fill-hatch-solid attribute specifies whether the background of a hatch filling is solid or transparent.

The defined values for the draw:fill-hatch-solid attribute are:

- •false: background of a hatch filling should be transparent.

- •true: background of a hatch filling is filled with the color specified by the draw:fill-color 20.119 attribute.

The draw:fill-hatch-solid attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:fill-hatch-solid attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.123 draw:fill-image-height

The draw:fill-image-height attribute overrides the logical height of a source image that is used for filling. If the value of the style:repeat 20.341 attribute is stretch, this attribute is ignored.

The draw:fill-image-height attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:fill-image-height attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.124 draw:fill-image-name

The draw:fill-image-name attribute specifies a fill image that is used for filling. It is used only if the draw:fill 20.118 attribute has the value bitmap.

The draw:fill-image-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:fill-image-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 20.125 draw:fill-image-ref-point

The draw:fill-image-ref-point attribute specifies an alignment of an image in the filling area.

If an alignment (draw:fill-image-ref-point) and a movement (draw:fill-image-ref-point-x 20.126, draw:fill-image-ref-point-y 20.127) are specified at the same time, the image first is aligned and then moved.

This attribute is only interpreted if the value of the current style:repeat 20.341 attribute is repeat.

The defined values for the draw:fill-image-ref-point attribute are:

- •bottom: image aligned with the bottom of the filling area.

- •bottom-left: image aligned with the bottom-left of the filling area.

- •bottom-right: image aligned with the bottom-right of the filling area.

- •center: image aligned with the center of the filling area.

- •left: image aligned with the left of the filling area.

- •right: image aligned with the right of the filling area.

- •top: image aligned with the top of the filling area.

- •top-left: image aligned with the top-left of the filling area.

- •top-right: image aligned with the top-right of the filling area.

The draw:fill-image-ref-point attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:fill-image-ref-point attribute are top-left, top, top-right, left, center, right, bottom-left, bottom or bottom-right.

## 20.126 draw:fill-image-ref-point-x

The draw:fill-image-ref-point-x attribute specifies the horizontal movement of an image as a percentage value, where the percentage value is relative to the image width.

If an alignment (draw:fill-image-ref-point 20.125) and a movement (draw:fill-image-ref-point-x, draw:fill-image-ref-point-y 20.127) is specified at the same time, the image first is aligned and then moved.

This attribute is only interpreted if the value of the current style:repeat 20.341 attribute is repeat.

The draw:fill-image-ref-point-x attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:fill-image-ref-point-x attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.127 draw:fill-image-ref-point-y

The draw:fill-image-ref-point-y attribute specifies the vertical movement of an image as a percentage value, where the percentage value is relative to the image width.

If an alignment (draw:fill-image-ref-point 20.125) and a movement (draw:fill-image-ref-point-x 20.126, draw:fill-image-ref-point-y) is specified at the same time, the image first is aligned and then moved.

This attribute is only interpreted if the value of the current style:repeat 20.341 attribute is repeat.

The draw:fill-image-ref-point-y attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:fill-image-ref-point-y attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.128 draw:fill-image-width

The draw:fill-image-width attribute overrides the logical width of a source image that is used for filling. If the value of the style:repeat 20.341 attribute is stretch, this attribute is ignored.

The draw:fill-image-width attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:fill-image-width attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.129 draw:fit-to-contour

The draw:fit-to-contour attribute specifies whether to stretch the text content of a drawing object to fill the contour of an object.

The defined values for the draw:fit-to-contour attribute are:

- •false: text content should not be stretched to fill the contour of an object.

- •true: text content should be stretched to fill the contour of an object.

The draw:fit-to-contour attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:fit-to-contour attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.130 draw:fit-to-size

The draw:fit-to-size attribute specifies whether to stretch the text content of a drawing object to fill an entire object.

The defined values for the draw:fit-to-size attribute are:

- •false: text content should not be stretched to fill an entire object.

- •true: text content should be stretched to fill an entire object.

The draw:fit-to-size attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:fit-to-size attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.131 draw:frame-display-border

The draw:frame-display-border attribute specifies whether a border is displayed on a floating frame. This attribute can be used with automatic styles only.

The defined values for the draw:frame-display-border attribute are:

- •false: a border should not be displayed on a floating frame.

- •true: a border should be displayed on a floating frame.

The draw:frame-display-border attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:frame-display-border attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.132 draw:frame-margin-horizontal

The draw:frame-margin-horizontal attribute specifies the horizontal margin between the border and the content of the floating frame. If this attribute is not specified, the default margin is used. This attribute can be used with automatic styles only. The value of this attribute shall be a length in pixels.

The draw:frame-margin-horizontal attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:frame-margin-horizontal attribute has the data type nonNegativePixelLength 18.3.22.

## 20.133 draw:frame-display-scrollbar

The draw:frame-display-scrollbar attribute specifies whether vertical and horizontal scrollbars are displayed. This attribute can be assigned to automatic styles only.

The defined values for the draw:frame-display-scrollbar attribute are:

- •false: vertical and horizontal scrollbars should not be displayed.

- •true: vertical and horizontal scrollbars should be displayed.

The draw:frame-display-scrollbar attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:frame-display-scrollbar attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.134 draw:frame-margin-vertical

The draw:frame-margin-vertical attribute specifies the vertical margin between the border and the content of the floating frame. If this attribute is not specified, the default margin is used. This attribute can be used with automatic styles only. The value of this attribute shall be a length in pixels.

The draw:frame-margin-vertical attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:frame-margin-vertical attribute has the data type nonNegativePixelLength 18.3.22.

## 20.135 draw:gamma

The draw:gamma attribute specifies a value that sets the output gamma of a bitmap or raster graphic.

The draw:gamma attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:gamma attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.136 draw:green

The draw:green attribute specifies together with the attributes draw:blue 20.101 and draw:red 20.156 a non destructive filter for a linear transformation of the white balance of a pixel image.

The draw:green attribute specifies the offset for the green color channel.

The draw:green attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:green attribute has the data type signedZeroToHundredPercent 18.3.31.

## 20.137 draw:gradient-step-count

The draw:gradient-step-count attribute specifies the gradient step count of a color interpolation.

- - ●Value 0 means that the step count is automatically calculated on the size and resolution of the filled area.

  - ●Values 1 and 2 shall not be used.

  - ●Values of 3 or greater mean that the step count is that fixed value.

A gradient step count of color interpolation may be above 256.

The draw:gradient-step-count attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:gradient-step-count attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 20.138 draw:guide-distance

The draw:guide-distance attribute specifies the distance between the reference points and the start point of extension lines.

Note: This distance may be further modified for the start and end extensions lines individually with the draw:start-guide 20.164 and draw:end-guide 20.115 attributes.

The draw:guide-distance attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:guide-distance attribute has the data type distance 18.3.15.

## 20.139 draw:guide-overhang

The draw:guide-overhang attribute specifies the length of extension lines after their intersection with a dimension line.

The draw:guide-overhang attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:guide-overhang attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.140 draw:image-opacity

The draw:image-opacity attribute specifies the opacity of an image.

The draw:image-opacity attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:image-opacity attribute has the data type zeroToHundredPercent 18.3.42.

## 20.141 draw:line-distance

The draw:line-distance attribute specifies the distance between a reference line (as defined by the reference points) and a dimension line.

The draw:line-distance attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:line-distance attribute has the data type distance 18.3.15.

## 20.142 draw:luminance

The draw:luminance attribute specifies a signed percentage value that sets the output luminance of a bitmap or raster graphic.

The draw:luminance attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:luminance attribute has the data type signedZeroToHundredPercent 18.3.31.

## 20.143 draw:marker-end

The draw:marker-end attribute specifies a stroke end marker, which is a path that can be connected to the end of a stroke.

The draw:marker-end attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:marker-end attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 20.144 draw:marker-end-center

The draw:marker-end-center attribute specifies whether an end marker is centered at the end of a stroke.

The defined values for the draw:marker-end-center attribute are:

- •false: an end marker should not be centered at the end of a stroke. It is the default value.

- •true: an end marker should be centered at the end of a stroke.

Details are described in <draw:marker> 16.42.8.

The draw:marker-end-center attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:marker-end-center attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.145 draw:marker-end-width

The draw:marker-end-width attribute specifies the width of the marker at the end of a stroke.

The draw:marker-end-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:marker-end-width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.146 draw:marker-start

The draw:marker-start attribute specifies a stroke start marker, which is a path that can be connected to the start of a stroke.

The draw:marker-start attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:marker-start attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 20.147 draw:marker-start-center

The draw:marker-start-center attribute specifies whether a start marker is centered at the start of a stroke.

The defined values for the draw:marker-start-center attribute are:

- •false: a start marker should not be centered at the start of a stroke.

- •true: a start marker should be centered at the start of a stroke.

Details are described in <draw:marker> 16.42.8.

The draw:marker-start-center attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:marker-start-center attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.148 draw:marker-start-width

The draw:marker-start-width attribute specifies the width of the marker at the start of a stroke.

The draw:marker-start-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:marker-start-width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.149 draw:measure-align

The draw:measure-align attribute specifies the horizontal alignment of a measure text relative to its measure line.

The defined values for the draw:measure-align attribute are:

- •automatic: horizontal alignment of a measure text relative to its measure line is chosen by the consumer.

- •inside: horizontal alignment of a measure text should be inside relative to its measure line.

- •left-outside: horizontal alignment of a measure text should be left-outside relative to its measure line.

- •right-outside: horizontal alignment of a measure text should be right-outside relative to its measure line.

The draw:measure-align attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:measure-align attribute are automatic, left-outside, inside or right-outside.

## 20.150 draw:measure-vertical-align

The draw:measure-vertical-align attribute specifies the vertical alignment of a measure text relative to its measure line. If the value of this attribute is automatic, the consumer chooses the best position.

The defined values for the draw:measure-vertical-align attribute are:

- •above: vertical alignment of a measure text should be above relative to its measure line.

- •automatic: vertical alignment of a measure text relative to its measure line is chosen by the consumer.

- •below: vertical alignment of a measure text should be below relative to its measure line.

- •center: vertical alignment of a measure text should be centered relative to its measure line.

The draw:measure-vertical-align attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:measure-vertical-align attribute are automatic, above, below or center.

## 20.151 draw:ole-draw-aspect (deprecated)

The draw:ole-draw-aspect attribute specifies the display of embedded objects. See [OLE].

The use of this attribute is deprecated. The draw:draw-aspect 20.114 attribute should be used instead.

The draw:ole-draw-aspect attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:ole-draw-aspect attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 20.152 draw:opacity

The draw:opacity attribute specifies the opacity for an image or graphic object. The value is a percentage, where 0% is transparent and 100% is opaque.

The defined value range for the draw:opacity attribute is 0% to 100%, inclusive.

Use of the draw:opacity attribute disables any transparency effect and set the opacity for the fill area of an object.

The draw:opacity attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:opacity attribute has the data type zeroToHundredPercent 18.3.42.

## 20.153 draw:opacity-name

The draw:opacity-name attribute specifies an opacity gradient that defines the opacity for the fill area of an object. When applying an opacity gradient, the opacity is interpolated as defined in the referenced opacity gradient style. Opacity is applied after other fill styles have been applied to an image or graphic object.

The value of this attribute overrides the draw:opacity 20.152 attribute.

The draw:opacity-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:opacity-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 20.154 draw:parallel

The draw:parallel attribute specifies whether a measure text is displayed parallel to its measure line or perpendicular to it.

The defined values for the draw:parallel attribute are:

- •false: measure text is displayed perpendicular to its measure line.

- •true: measure text is displayed parallel to its measure line.

The draw:parallel attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:parallel attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.155 draw:placing

The draw:placing attribute specifies whether the measure line is rendered below or above the edge defined by the two reference points.

The defined values for the draw:placing attribute are:

- •above: measure line is rendered above the edge defined by two reference points.

- •below: measure line is rendered below the edge defined by two reference points.

The draw:placing attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:placing attribute are below or above.

## 20.156 draw:red

The draw:red attribute specifies together with the attributes draw:blue 20.101 and draw:green 20.136 a non destructive filter for a linear transformation of the white balance of a pixel image.

The draw:red attribute specifies the offset for the red color channel.

The draw:red attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:red attribute has the data type signedZeroToHundredPercent 18.3.31.

## 20.157 draw:secondary-fill-color

The draw:secondary-fill-color attribute specifies a secondary fill color. It may be used as fill color for the extrusion.

The draw:secondary-fill-color attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:secondary-fill-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 20.158 draw:shadow

The draw:shadow attribute enables or disables the visibility of a shadow.

The defined values for the draw:shadow attribute are:

- •hidden: a shadow should not be visible.

- •visible: a shadow should be visible.

The draw:shadow attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:shadow attribute are visible or hidden.

## 20.159 draw:shadow-color

The draw:shadow-color attribute specifies the color in which a shadow is rendered.

The draw:shadow-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:shadow-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 20.160 draw:shadow-offset-x

The draw:shadow-offset-x attribute along with the draw:shadow-offset-y 20.161 attribute are used to render a shadow.

A copy of the shape is rendered in the single shadow color (specified by draw:shadow-color 20.159) behind the shape. The offset attributes specify the offset between the top left edge of the shape and the top left edge of the border.

The draw:shadow-offset-x attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:shadow-offset-x attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.161 draw:shadow-offset-y

The draw:shadow-offset-y attribute along with the draw:shadow-offset-x 20.160 attribute are used to render a shadow.

The draw:shadow-offset-y attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:shadow-offset-y attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.162 draw:shadow-opacity

The draw:shadow-opacity attribute specifies the opacity in which the shadow is rendered.

The draw:shadow-opacity attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:shadow-opacity attribute has the data type zeroToHundredPercent 18.3.42.

## 20.163 draw:show-unit

The draw:show-unit attribute specifies the visibility of a unit in the textual presentation of a measure shape.

The defined values for the draw:show-unit attribute are:

- •false: units should not be visible in the textual presentation of a measure shape.

- •true: units should be visible in the textual presentation of a measure shape.

The draw:show-unit attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:show-unit attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.164 draw:start-guide

The draw:start-guide attribute specifies a length that is added to the length of a start extension line. The extension line is extended by this length towards the start reference point.

The draw:start-guide attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:start-guide attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.165 draw:start-line-spacing-horizontal

The draw:start-line-spacing-horizontal attribute increments the length of the leaving line from the start shape for standard connectors. For lines connectors, these attributes specify the absolute length of the leaving line from the start shape. For other connector types, they are ignored.

The draw:start-line-spacing-horizontal attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:start-line-spacing-horizontal attribute has the data type distance 18.3.15.

## 20.166 draw:start-line-spacing-vertical

The draw:start-line-spacing-vertical attribute increments the length of the leaving line from the start shape for standard connectors. For lines connectors, these attributes specify the absolute length of the leaving line from the start shape. For other connector types, they are ignored.

The draw:start-line-spacing-vertical attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:start-line-spacing-vertical attribute has the data type distance 18.3.15.

## 20.167 draw:stroke

The draw:stroke attribute specifies the style of the stroke on the current object.

The defined values for the draw:stroke attribute are:

- •dash: stroke referenced by a draw:stroke-dash 20.168 attribute of a style on the object is drawn.

- •none: no stroke is drawn.

- •solid: solid stroke is drawn.

The draw:stroke attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:stroke attribute are none, dash or solid.

## 20.168 draw:stroke-dash

The draw:stroke-dash attribute specifies the dash style that is used for a stroke.

The draw:stroke-dash attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:stroke-dash attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 20.169 draw:stroke-dash-names

The draw:stroke-dash-names attribute specifies a list of dash styles that are used for the stroke in addition to the dash specified by the draw:stroke-dash 20.168 attribute.

For each dash style referenced by the attribute a stroke using that dash style is drawn on top of the already drawn strokes.

The draw:stroke-dash-names attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:stroke-dash-names attribute has the data type styleNameRefs 18.3.34.

## 20.170 draw:stroke-linejoin

The draw:stroke-linejoin attribute specifies the shape at the corners of paths or other vector shapes when they are stroked.

The defined values for the draw:stroke-linejoin attribute are:

- •bevel: See §11.4 of [SVG].

- •middle: mean value between joins is used (deprecated)

- •miter: See §11.4 of [SVG].

- •none: no shape specified.

- •round: See §11.4 of [SVG].

The draw:stroke-linejoin attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:stroke-linejoin attribute are miter, round, bevel, middle or none.

## 20.171 svg:stroke-linecap

The svg:stroke-linecap attribute specifies the shape of the end of open subpaths when they are stroked.

For a dashed line, caps are applied to each dash. The values of the draw:dots1-length 19.136, draw:dots2-length 19.138 and draw:distance 19.134 attributes of the referenced <draw:stroke-dash> 20.168 element refer to the dashes without cap.

If the referenced <draw:stroke-dash> element has an attribute draw:style 19.218, the attribute draw:style is ignored.

The defined values for the svg:stroke-linecap attribute are:

- •butt: See §11.4 of [SVG].

- •round: See §11.4 of [SVG].

- •square: See §11.4 of [SVG].

The svg:stroke-linecap attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the svg:stroke-linecap attribute are butt, square or round.

## 20.172 draw:symbol-color

The draw:symbol-color attribute defines the color to be used to draw symbols contained on the drawing object.

The draw:symbol-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:symbol-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 20.173 draw:textarea-horizontal-align

The draw:textarea-horizontal-align attribute specifies the horizontal alignment of the text area inside a shape.

The defined values for the draw:textarea-horizontal-align attribute are:

- •center: text area is centered horizontally inside a shape.

- •justify: text area is justified horizontally inside a shape.

- •left: text area is left aligned horizontally inside a shape.

- •right: text area is right aligned horizontally inside a shape.

The draw:textarea-horizontal-align attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:textarea-horizontal-align attribute are left, center, right or justify.

## 20.174 draw:textarea-vertical-align

The draw:textarea-vertical-align attribute specifies the vertical alignment of the text area inside a shape.

The defined values for the draw:textarea-vertical-align attribute are:

- •bottom: vertical alignment of text area inside a shape should start at the bottom of the shape.

- •justify: vertical alignment of text area inside a shape should be justified.

- •middle: vertical alignment of text area inside a shape should start at the middle of the shape.

- •top: vertical alignment of text area inside a shape should start at the top of the shape.

The draw:textarea-vertical-align attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:textarea-vertical-align attribute are top, middle, bottom or justify.

## 20.175 draw:tile-repeat-offset

The draw:tile-repeat-offset attribute specifies for tiling the translation of each tile in relation to the previous tile. This attribute is only interpreted if the value of the current style:repeat 20.341 attribute is repeat. The value of this attribute is a percentage value representing the tiles repeat offset relative to the tiles height or width, followed by either the word horizontal or vertical.

The defined values for the draw:tile-repeat-offset attribute are:

- •horizontal: images are tiled horizontally with regard to the previous tile.

- •vertical: images are tiled vertically with regard to the previous tile.

The draw:tile-repeat-offset attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:tile-repeat-offset attribute has two white space separated values. The first value is of type zeroToHundredPercent 18.3.42. The second value is one of: horizontal or vertical.

## 20.176 draw:visible-area-height

The visible area of an object may be specified by the draw:visible-area-height attribute along with the draw:visible-area-left 20.177, draw:visible-area-top 20.178, draw:visible-area-width 20.179 attributes. It is implementation-defined whether these attributes are used to specify the visible area, or whether the producer of the object stores the visible area within the object itself.

When the entire object is visible, the values of the draw:visible-area-left and draw:visible-area-top attributes are 0 and the draw:visible-area-width and draw:visible-area-height attributes specify the size of the object. These attributes can be assigned to automatic styles only.

The draw:visible-area-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:visible-area-height attribute has the data type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 20.177 draw:visible-area-left

The visible area of an object may be specified by the draw:visible-area-left attribute along with the draw:visible-area-height 20.176, draw:visible-area-top 20.178, draw:visible-area-width 20.179 attributes. It is implementation-defined whether these attributes are used to specify the visible area, or whether the producer of the object stores the visible area within the object itself.

When the entire object is visible, the values of the draw:visible-area-left and draw:visible-area-top attributes are 0 and the draw:visible-area-width and draw:visible-area-height attributes specify the size of the object. These attributes can be assigned to automatic styles only.

The draw:visible-area-left attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:visible-area-left attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 20.178 draw:visible-area-top

The visible area of an object may be specified by the draw:visible-area-top attribute along with the draw:visible-area-left 20.177, draw:visible-area-height 20.176, draw:visible-area-width 20.179 attributes. It is implementation-defined whether these attributes are used to specify the visible area, or whether the producer of the object stores the visible area within the object itself.

When the entire object is visible, the values of the draw:visible-area-left and draw:visible-area-top attributes are 0 and the draw:visible-area-width and draw:visible-area-height attributes specify the size of the object. These attributes can be assigned to automatic styles only.

The draw:visible-area-top attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:visible-area-top attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 20.179 draw:visible-area-width

The visible area of an object may be specified by the draw:visible-area-width attribute along with the draw:visible-area-left 20.177, draw:visible-area-top 20.178, draw:visible-area-height 20.176 attributes. It is implementation-defined whether these attributes are used to specify the visible area, or whether the producer of the object stores the visible area within the object itself.

When the entire object is visible, the values of the draw:visible-area-left and draw:visible-area-top attributes are 0 and the draw:visible-area-width and draw:visible-area-height attributes specify the size of the object. These attributes can be assigned to automatic styles only.

The draw:visible-area-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:visible-area-width attribute has the data type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 20.180 draw:unit

The draw:unit attribute specifies the unit of measurement used in the textual presentation of a measure shape.

The defined values for the draw:unit attribute are:

- •automatic: unit of measurement chosen by consumer.

- •mm: millimeter.

- •cm: centimeter.

- •m: meter

- •km: kilometer.

- •pt: point.

- •pc: pica.

- •inch: inch.

- •ft: foot.

- •mi: mile.

The draw:unit attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:unit attribute are automatic, mm, cm, m, km, pt, pc, inch, ft or mi.

## 20.181 draw:wrap-influence-on-position

The draw:wrap-influence-on-position attribute specifies placement options for two or more frames or graphic objects with style:wrap 20.400 properties that influence the placement of the other object.

The situation in which this attribute makes a difference is when the anchor, position and wrapping mode of a frame influence each other. For example, consider a paragraph of text with two images positioned above the anchor. Without wrapping, the images overlie the text and can simply be placed at the given offset from the anchor.

Figure 7 - Image positions without wrapping

If wrap-around is enabled, the text hidden behind the images now should flow around the images, making the first paragraph use more space than previously. This moves the anchor position further down. If the placement is only done once and concurrently for all objects, this is the final result. This corresponds to the option once-concurrent.

Figure 8 - Image positions for “once-concurrently”

If one image is processed at a time, the position shown Figure 10 results. This corresponds to the option once-successive.

Figure 9 - Image positions for “once-successive”

If the images are placed iteratively, until a position is found which corresponds to the given offset from the anchor, a placement that fully satisfies all the given layout formatting properties can be achieved. This corresponds to the option iterative.

Figure 10 - Image positions for iterative

The defined values for the draw:wrap-influence-on-position attribute are:

- •iterative: images are placed iteratively until all specified layout formatting properties are satisfied.

- •once-concurrent: images are aligned with one another.

- •once-successive: subsequent image is placed after the preceding image.

The draw:wrap-influence-on-position attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the draw:wrap-influence-on-position attribute are iterative, once-concurrent or once-successive.

## 20.182 fo:background-color

The fo:background-color attribute specifies a background color for characters, paragraphs, text sections, frames, page bodies, headers, footers, table cells, table rows and tables. This can be transparent or a color. If the value is set to transparent, it switches off any background image that is specified by a <style:background-image> 17.3.

If a value for a draw:fill attribute is provided in a style, any background image that is specified by a <style:background-image> element and any background color that is specified with the fo:background-color attribute are switched off.

The fo:background-color attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6, <style:section-properties> 17.11, <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18, <style:table-properties> 17.15, <style:table-row-properties> 17.17 and <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the fo:background-color attribute are transparent or a value of type color 18.3.9.

## 20.183 fo Border Properties

### 20.183.1 General

The fo:border, fo:border-top, fo:border-bottom, fo:border-left and fo:border-right attributes specify border properties for these elements:

- •<style:graphic-properties>

- •<style:header-footer-properties>

- •<style:page-layout-properties>

- •<style:paragraph-properties>

- •<style:table-cell-properties>

### 20.183.2 fo:border

See §7.29.3 of [XSL].

The fo:border attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The fo:border attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 20.183.3 fo:border-bottom

See §7.29.4 of [XSL].

The fo:border-bottom attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The fo:border-bottom attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 20.183.4 fo:border-left

See §7.29.6 of [XSL].

The fo:border-left attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The fo:border-left attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 20.183.5 fo:border-right

See §7.29.7 of [XSL].

The fo:border-right attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The fo:border-right attribute has the data type string 18.2.

### 20.183.6 fo:border-top

See §7.29.10 of [XSL].

The fo:border-top attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The fo:border-top attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.184 fo:break-after

See §7.19.1 of [XSL].

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:break-after attribute does not support the value inherit.

The fo:break-after attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6, <style:table-column-properties> 17.16, <style:table-properties> 17.15 and <style:table-row-properties> 17.17.

The values of the fo:break-after attribute are auto, column, page, even-page or odd-page.

## 20.185 fo:break-before

See §7.19.2 of [XSL].

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:break-before attribute does not support the value inherit.

The fo:break-before attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6, <style:table-column-properties> 17.16, <style:table-properties> 17.15 and <style:table-row-properties> 17.17.

The values of the fo:break-before attribute are auto, column, page, even-page or odd-page.

## 20.186 fo:clip

See §7.20.1 of [XSL].

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:clip attribute does not support em and px values.

The defined value for the fo:clip attribute is a value of type clipShape 18.3.8.

The fo:clip attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the fo:clip attribute are auto or a value of type clipShape 18.3.8.

## 20.187 fo:color

See §7.17.1 of [XSL].

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:color attribute does not support the inherit value.

The fo:color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The fo:color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 20.188 fo:country

See §7.9.1 of [XSL].

The attribute is evaluated for any [UNICODE] characters whose script type is latin. 20.358

It may be ignored if is not specified together with a fo:language 20.202 attribute.

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:country attribute does not support none or inherit values.

The fo:country attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The fo:country attribute has the data type countryCode 18.3.11.

## 20.189 fo:font-family

See §7.8.2 of [XSL].

The fo:font-family attribute is evaluated for any [UNICODE] character whose script type is latin. 20.358

Instead of this attribute, the style:font-name 20.277 attribute should be used to specify the properties of a font.

The fo:font-family attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The fo:font-family attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.190 fo:font-size

See §7.8.4 of [XSL].

This attribute is evaluated for any [UNICODE] character whose script type is latin. 20.358

The value of this attribute is either an absolute length or a percentage as described in §7.8.4 of [XSL]. In contrast to XSL, percentage values can be used within common styles only and are based on the font height of the parent style rather than to the font height of the attributes neighborhood. Absolute font heights and relative font heights are not supported.

Note: The style:font-size-asian attribute (20.284) is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose type is asian. 20.358 The style:font-size-complex attribute (20.285) is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose type is complex. 20.358

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:font-size attribute does not support absolute-size, inherit and relative-size values.

The fo:font-size attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the fo:font-size attribute are a value of type positiveLength 18.3.27 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.191 fo:font-style

See §7.8.7 of [XSL].

This attribute is evaluated for any [UNICODE] character whose script type is latin. 20.358

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:font-style attribute does not support backslant and inherit values.

The fo:font-style attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the fo:font-style attribute are normal, italic or oblique.

## 20.192 fo:font-variant

See §7.8.8 of [XSL].

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:font-variant attribute does not support the inherit value.

The fo:font-variant attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the fo:font-variant attribute are normal or small-caps.

## 20.193 fo:font-weight

See §7.8.9 of [XSL].

This attribute is evaluated for any [UNICODE] character whose script type is latin. 20.358

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:font-weight attribute does not support bolder, inherit and lighter values.

The fo:font-weight attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the fo:font-weight attribute are normal, bold, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800 or 900.

## 20.194 fo:height

See §7.14.4 of [XSL].

The fo:height attribute is used with fo:width 20.229 to set the size of a bullet image.

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:height attribute does not support auto, inherit and percentage values.

The fo:height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:list-level-properties> 17.19.

The fo:height attribute has the data type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 20.195 fo:hyphenate

See §7.9.4 of [XSL].

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:hyphenate attribute does not support the inherit value.

The fo:hyphenate attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The fo:hyphenate attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.196 fo:hyphenation-keep

See §7.15.1 of [XSL].

The fo:hyphenation-keep attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The values of the fo:hyphenation-keep attribute are auto or page.

## 20.197 fo:hyphenation-ladder-count

See §7.15.2 of [XSL].

The defined values for the fo:hyphenation-ladder-count attribute are:

- •no-limit:

- •a value of type positiveInteger

The fo:hyphenation-ladder-count attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The values of the fo:hyphenation-ladder-count attribute are no-limit or a value of type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 20.198 fo:hyphenation-push-char-count

See §7.9.6 of [XSL].

The fo:hyphenation-push-char-count attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The fo:hyphenation-push-char-count attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 20.199 fo:hyphenation-remain-char-count

See §7.9.7 of [XSL].

The fo:hyphenation-remain-char-count attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The fo:hyphenation-remain-char-count attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 20.200 fo:keep-together

See §7.19.3 of [XSL].

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:keep-together attribute does not support the integer value.

The fo:keep-together attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-row-properties> 17.17.

The values of the fo:keep-together attribute are auto or always.

## 20.201 fo:keep-with-next

See §7.19.4 of [XSL].

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:keep-with-next attribute does not support the integer value.

The fo:keep-with-next attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The values of the fo:keep-with-next attribute are auto or always.

## 20.202 fo:language

See §7.9.2 of [XSL]. Compared to the XSL language attribute, the value range of this attribute is extended to additional parts of ISO 639. See 18.3.18.

This attribute is evaluated for any [UNICODE] character whose script type is latin. 20.358

This attribute may be ignored if it is not specified together with a fo:country 20.188 attribute.

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:language attribute does not support the inherit and none values.

The fo:language attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The fo:language attribute has the data type languageCode 18.3.18.

## 20.203 fo:letter-spacing

See §7.16.2 of [XSL].

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:letter-spacing attribute does not support the inherit and space values.

The defined value for the fo:letter-spacing attribute is a value of type length 18.3.19.

The fo:letter-spacing attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the fo:letter-spacing attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or normal.

## 20.204 fo:line-height

See §7.15.4 of [XSL].

- •The defined values for the fo:line-height attribute are, normal a value of type percent, or a value of type nonNegativeLength.

In the OpenDocument XSL compatible namespace, the fo:line-height attribute does not support the inherit, number, and space values.

In the OpenDocument XSL compatible namespace the values are interpreted as this:

- normal: activates the default line height calculation. The calculation method is not specified, but should be similar to a percentage in the range of 100% to 120%. It may consider font metrics. The value normal disables the effects of style:line-height-at-least 20.317 and style:line-spacing 20.318.

- a value of type percent: The font-size is multiplied with the percent value. In case the line contains content of descendants of the paragraph, for which a different font-size is specified, the maximum of the font-sizes is used. This calculated value is a minimum line-height. If content would vertically overflow the line area, e.g. an image with a larger specified height, the height of the line is increased till the content does not overflow. The vertical position of the baseline is implementation-dependent. In case a style:line-height-at-least 20.317 or a style:line-spacing 20.318 attribute occurs in addition in the same element, the attribute fo:line-height 20.204 has precedence.

- a value of type nonNegativeLength: The value specifies a fixed line-height. The content of the line might vertically overflow the line area. It is implementation-dependent whether the overflow is shown or hidden. In case a style:line-height-at-least 20.317 or a style:line-spacing 20.318 attribute occurs in addition in the same element, the attribute fo:line-height 20.204 has precedence.

- Note: The effect of this attribute value in the OpenDocument XSL compatible namespace differs from the XSL and the associated CSS specifications.

The fo:line-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The values of the fo:line-height attribute are normal, a value of type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.205 fo:margin

See §7.29.14 of [XSL].

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:margin attribute does not support auto and inherit values.

The fo:margin attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The values of the fo:margin attribute are a value of type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.206 fo:margin-bottom

See §7.10.2 of [XSL].

If this attribute is contained in a <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 element, its value may be a percentage that refers to the corresponding margin of a parent style.

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:margin-bottom attribute does not support the auto and inherit values.

The fo:margin-bottom attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The values of the fo:margin-bottom attribute are a value of type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.207 fo:margin-left

See §7.10.3 of [XSL].

If this attribute is contained in a <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 element, its value may be a percentage that refers to the corresponding margin of a parent style.

Tables that align to the left or to the center ignore right margins, and tables that align to the right or to the center ignore left margins.

The fo:margin-left attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6, <style:section-properties> 17.11 and <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The values of the fo:margin-left attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.208 fo:margin-right

See §7.10.4 of [XSL].

If this attribute is contained in a <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 element, its value may be a percentage that refers to the corresponding margin of a parent style.

Tables that align to the left or to the center ignore right margins, and tables that align to the right or to the center ignore left margins.

The fo:margin-right attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6, <style:section-properties> 17.11 and <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The values of the fo:margin-right attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.209 fo:margin-top

See §7.10.1 of [XSL].

If this attribute is contained in a <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 element, its value may be a percentage that refers to the corresponding margin of a parent style.

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:margin-top attribute does not support the inherit value.

The fo:margin-top attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The values of the fo:margin-top attribute are a value of type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.210 fo:max-height

The fo:max-height attribute specifies a default maximum height for new frames that are created using a graphics style. See 19.238.

The fo:max-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the fo:max-height attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.211 fo:max-width

The fo:max-width attribute specifies a default maximum width for new frames that are created using a graphics style. See 19.239.

The fo:max-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the fo:max-width attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.212 fo:min-height

### 20.212.1 <style:graphic-properties>

The fo:min-height attribute specifies a default minimum height for new frames that are created using a graphics style. See 19.240.

The fo:min-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the fo:min-height attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

### 20.212.2 <style:header-footer-properties>

The fo:min-height attribute specifies a minimum height for a header or footer.

The fo:min-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5.

The fo:min-height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.213 fo:min-width

The fo:min-width attribute specifies a default minimum width for new frames that are created using a graphics style. See 19.241.

The fo:min-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the fo:min-width attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.214 fo:orphans

See §7.19.6 of [XSL].

The fo:orphans attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The fo:orphans attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 20.215 fo:page-height

See §7.25.13 of [XSL].

The fo:page-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The fo:page-height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.216 fo:page-width

See §7.25.15 of [XSL].

The fo:page-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The fo:page-width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.217 fo:padding

See §7.29.15 of [XSL].

The fo:padding attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The fo:padding attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 20.218 fo:padding-bottom

See §7.7.36 of [XSL].

The fo:padding-bottom attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The fo:padding-bottom attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 20.219 fo:padding-left

See §7.7.37 of [XSL].

The fo:padding-left attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The fo:padding-left attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 20.220 fo:padding-right

See §7.7.38 of [XSL].

The fo:padding-right attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The fo:padding-right attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 20.221 fo:padding-top

See §7.7.35 of [XSL].

The fo:padding-top attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The fo:padding-top attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 20.222 fo:script

See §7.9.3 of [XSL]. The attribute should be used only if necessary according to the rules of §2.2.3 of [RFC5646], or its successors.

The attribute is evaluated for any [UNICODE] character whose script type is latin. 20.358

It may be ignored if is not specified together with a fo:language 20.202 attribute.

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:script attribute does not support the inherit or none values.

The fo:script attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The fo:script attribute has the data type scriptCode 18.3.30.

## 20.223 fo:text-align

See §7.15.9 of [XSL].

If there are no values specified for the fo:text-align and style:justify-single-word 20.301 attributes within the same formatting properties element, the values of those attributes is set to start and false respectively.

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:text-align attribute does not support the inherit, inside, outside, or string values.

The fo:text-align attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:list-level-properties> 17.19 and <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The values of the fo:text-align attribute are start, end, left, right, center or justify.

### 20.223.1 <style:paragraph-properties>

The fo:text-align attribute when used with the <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 element specifies the alignment of text in a paragraph.

The values of start and end are interpreted according to the writing direction of the text.

The fo:text-align attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The values of the fo:text-align attribute are start, end, left, right, center or justify.

### 20.223.2 <style:list-level-properties>

The fo:text-align attribute when used with the <style:list-level-properties> 17.20 element specifies the alignment of list labels.

If the text:list-level-position-and-space-mode 20.431 attribute on the same <style:list-level-properties> element has the value label-width-and-position, the fo:text-align attribute specifies the horizontal alignment of the list label within the width specified by the text:min-label-width 20.433 attribute. If the actual width of the list label is greater than the specified minimum width no alignment takes place.

If the text:list-level-position-and-space-mode attribute on the same <style:list-level-properties> element has the value label-alignment, the value of the text:min-label-width attribute is treated as 0 and the fo:text-align attribute specifies the horizontal alignment of the list label at the alignment position. The alignment position is specified by the fo:margin-left 20.207 and fo:text-indent 20.225 attributes of its child element <style:list-level-label-alignment> 17.20.

The defined values for the fo:text-align attribute are:

- •center: center of the list label is positioned at the alignment position.

- •end: interpreted as fo:text-align=”right”

- •justify: label is justified.

- •left: list label starts at the alignment position.

- •right: list label ends at the alignment position.

- •start: interpreted as fo:text-align=”left”.

The fo:text-align attribute is usable with the following element: <style:list-level-properties> 17.19.

The values of the fo:text-align attribute are start, end, left, right, center or justify.

## 20.224 fo:text-align-last

See §7.15.10 of [XSL].

This attribute is ignored if it not accompanied by an fo:text-align 20.223 attribute.

If no value is specified for this attribute, the value is set to start.

The fo:text-align-last attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The values of the fo:text-align-last attribute are start, center or justify.

## 20.225 fo:text-indent

The fo:text-indent attribute specifies a positive or negative indent for the first line of a paragraph. See §7.15.11 of [XSL]. The attribute value is a length. If the attribute is contained in a common style, the attribute value may be also a percentage that refers to the corresponding text indent of a parent style.

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, a negative value of attribute fo:text-indent extends the paragraph content area to include the text of the first line of the paragraph.

The fo:text-indent attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The values of the fo:text-indent attribute are a value of type length 18.3.19 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.226 fo:text-shadow

The fo:text-shadow attribute specifies the text shadow style to use.

The defined values for this attribute are those defined in §7.16.5 of [XSL], except the value inherit.

The fo:text-shadow attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the fo:text-shadow attribute are none or a value of type string 18.2.

## 20.227 fo:text-transform

See §7.16.6 of [XSL].

If fo:text-transform and fo:font-variant 20.192 attributes are used simultaneously and have different values than normal and none, the result is undefined.

Note: In consumers, the fo:text-transform and fo:font-variant attributes are mutually exclusive.

The fo:text-transform attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the fo:text-transform attribute are none, lowercase, uppercase or capitalize.

## 20.228 fo:widows

See §7.19.7 of [XSL].

The fo:widows attribute specifies the minimum number of lines that shall be displayed at the top of a page to avoid paragraph widows.

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:widows attribute does not support the inherit value.

The fo:widows attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The fo:widows attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 20.229 fo:width

See §7.14.12 of [XSL].

The fo:width attribute is used with fo:height 20.194 to set the size of a bullet image.

In the OpenDocument XSL-compatible namespace, the fo:width attribute does not support the auto or inherit values.

The fo:width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:list-level-properties> 17.19.

The fo:width attribute has the data type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 20.230 fo:wrap-option

See §7.15.13 of [XSL].

If wrapping is disabled, it is implementation-defined whether the overflow text is visible or hidden. If the text is hidden consumers may support a scrolling to access the text.

The fo:wrap-option attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The values of the fo:wrap-option attribute are no-wrap or wrap.

## 20.231 presentation:background-objects-visible

The presentation:background-objects-visible attribute specifies whether to display objects in the background of a master page when displaying a presentation page.

The defined values for the presentation:background-objects-visible attribute are:

- •false: objects in background of a master page should not be displayed when displaying a presentation page.

- •true: objects in background of a master page should be displayed when displaying a presentation page.

The presentation:background-objects-visible attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25.

The presentation:background-objects-visible attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.232 presentation:background-visible

The presentation:background-visible attribute specifies whether to display the background of a master page when displaying a presentation page.

The defined values for the presentation:background-visible attribute are:

- •false: background of a master page should not be displayed when displaying a presentation page.

- •true: background of a master page should be displayed when displaying a presentation page.

The presentation:background-visible attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25.

The presentation:background-visible attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.233 presentation:display-date-time

The presentation:display-date-time attribute specifies the visibility of a drawing shape from a <style:master-page> 16.9 element, where the shape has the presentation class date-time.

The defined values for the presentation:display-date-time attribute are:

- •false: drawing shape from a <style:master-page> element with the presentation class date-time should not be visible.

- •true: drawing shape from a <style:master-page> element with the presentation class date-time should be visible.

The presentation:display-date-time attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25.

The presentation:display-date-time attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.234 presentation:display-footer

The presentation:display-footer attribute specifies the visibility of a drawing shape used as a footer in a <style:master-page> 16.9 element.

The defined values for the presentation:display-footer attribute are:

- •false: drawing shape used as a footer of a <style:master-page> element should not be visible.

- •true: drawing shape used as a footer of a <style:master-page> element should be visible.

The presentation:display-footer attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25.

The presentation:display-footer attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.235 presentation:display-header

The presentation:display-header attribute specifies the visibility of a drawing shape used as a header in a <style:master-page> 16.9 element.

The defined values for the presentation:display-header attribute are:

- •false: drawing shape used as a header of a <style:master-page> element should not be visible.

- •true: drawing shape used as a header of a <style:master-page> element should be visible.

The presentation:display-header attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25.

The presentation:display-header attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.236 presentation:display-page-number

The presentation:display-page-number attribute specifies the visibility of a drawing shape from a <style:master-page> 16.9 element, where the shape has the presentation class page-number.

The defined values for the presentation:display-page-number attribute are:

- •false: drawing shape from a <style:master-page> element with the presentation class page-number should not be visible.

- •true: drawing shape from a <style:master-page> element with the presentation class page-number should be visible.

Note: Presentation class 19.393 defines presentation class values.

The presentation:display-page-number attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25.

The presentation:display-page-number attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.237 presentation:duration

The presentation:duration attribute specifies the amount of time that a presentation page is displayed.

The presentation:duration attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25.

The presentation:duration attribute has the data type duration 18.2.

## 20.238 presentation:transition-speed

The presentation:transition-speed attribute specifies the speed at which a presentation page is removed from display, and replaced by a new presentation page.

The defined values for the presentation:transition-speed attribute are:

- •fast: An implementation-defined speed. The fast speed should be faster than the speed the consumer chooses for the values medium and slow.

- •medium:An implementation-defined speed. The medium speed should be faster than the speed the consumer chooses for the value slow, and slower than the speed the consumer chooses for the value fast.

- •slow: An implementation-defined speed. The slow speed should be slower than the speed the consumer chooses for the values medium and fast.

The presentation:transition-speed attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25.

The values of the presentation:transition-speed attribute are slow, medium or fast.

## 20.239 presentation:transition-style

The presentation:transition-style attribute specifies the way that each presentation page replaces the previous presentation page.

The defined values for the presentation:transition-style attribute are:

- •clockwise: page is uncovered by the hand of a watch, moving clockwise.

- •close: Combination of close-horizontal and close-vertical.

- •close-horizontal: page is uncovered by drawing it line by line horizontally starting at the edge of the page.

- •close-vertical: page is uncovered by drawing it line by line vertically starting at the edge of the page.

- •counterclockwise: page is uncovered by the hand of a watch, moving counterclockwise.

- •dissolve: page is faded in by drawing small blocks in a random fashion.

- •fade-from-bottom: page fades from a visible or hidden state to a hidden or visible state to the bottom of the screen.

- •fade-from-left: page fades from a visible or hidden state to a hidden or visible state to the left of the screen.

- •fade-from-right: pages fade from a visible or hidden state to a hidden or visible state to the right of the screen.

- •fade-from-top: page fades from a visible or hidden state to a hidden or visible state to the top of the screen.

- •fade-from-lowerleft: page fades from a visible or hidden state to a hidden or visible state to the lower left of the screen.

- •fade-from-lowerright: page fades from a visible or hidden state to a hidden or visible state to the lower right of the screen.

- •fade-from-upperleft: page fades from a visible or hidden state to a hidden or visible state to the upper left of the screen.

- •fade-from-upperright: page fades from a visible or hidden state to a hidden or visible state to the upper right of the screen.

- •fade-from-center: page fades from a visible or hidden state to a hidden or visible state from the center of the screen.

- •fade-to-center: page fades from a visible or hidden state to a hidden or visible state to the center of the screen.

- •fly-away: page first reduces itself to a smaller size (while remaining centered in the screen), and then "flies away" (turns around and moves to the bottom-right corner of the screen). The next slide appears under it meanwhile.

- •horizontal-checkerboard: page is uncovered by drawing checkerboard like blocks that increase in size horizontally.

- •horizontal-lines: page is uncovered by drawing it line by line horizontally in a random fashion.

- •horizontal-stripes: page is uncovered by drawing horizontal stripes that change their size during this effect.

- •interlocking-horizontal-left: page appears in 4 horizontal stripes (the height is divided in 4, like in the horizontal-stripes effect) but those stripes come from left, right, left, and right, and cross each other in the middle of the screen.

- •interlocking-horizontal-right: page appears in 4 horizontal stripes (the height is divided in 4, like in the horizontal-stripes effect) but those stripes come from right, left, right, and left, and cross each other in the middle of the screen.

- •interlocking-vertical-bottom: same effect as interlocking-horizontal-* but with vertical stripes crossing each other.

- •interlocking-vertical-top: same effect as interlocking-horizontal-* but with vertical stripes crossing each other.

- •melt: Small vertical stripes move down at random speed, which gives the effect of the current page "melting down".

- •move-from-bottom: page moves from the bottom of the screen to its final position.

- •move-from-left: page moves from the left of the screen to its final position.

- •move-from-right: page moves from the right of the screen to its final position.

- •move-from-top: page moves from the top of the screen to its final position.

- •move-from-lowerleft: page moves from the lower left of the screen to its final position.

- •move-from-lowerright: page moves from the lower right of the screen to its final position.

- •move-from-upperleft: page moves from the upper left of the screen to its final position.

- •move-from-upperright: page moves from the upper right of the screen to its final position.

- •none: no effect is used.

- •open: Combination of open-horizontal and open-vertical.

- •open-horizontal: page is uncovered by drawing it line by line horizontally, starting at the center of the page.

- •open-vertical: page is uncovered by drawing it line by line vertically, starting at the center of the page.

- •random: an effect is chosen at random to uncover a page.

- •roll-from-bottom: page moves towards the bottom of the screen to its final position, pushing the previous page out.

- •roll-from-left: pages move towards the left of the screen to its final position, pushing the previous page out.

- •roll-from-right: page moves towards the right of the screen to its final position, pushing the previous page out.

- •roll-from-top: page moves towards the top of the screen to its final position, pushing the previous page out.

- •spiralin-left: page is uncovered by drawing blocks in a spiral fashion, starting from the left edge of the screen.

- •spiralin-right: page is uncovered by drawing blocks in a spiral fashion, starting from the right edge of the screen.

- •spiralout-left: page is uncovered by drawing blocks in a spiral fashion, starting from the center of the page.

- •spiralout-right: page is uncovered by drawing blocks in a spiral fashion, starting from the center of the page.

- •stretch-from-bottom: page is uncovered by changing its size from the bottom of the screen during this effect.

- •stretch-from-left: page is uncovered by changing its size from the left of the screen during this effect.

- •stretch-from-right: page is uncovered by changing its size from the right of the screen during this effect.

- •stretch-from-top: page is uncovered by changing its size from the left of the screen during this effect.

- •uncover-to-bottom: page is uncovered from the bottom of the screen.

- •uncover-to-left: page is uncovered from the left of the screen.

- •uncover-to-right: page is uncovered from the right of the screen.

- •uncover-to-top: page is uncovered from the top of the screen.

- •uncover-to-lowerleft: page is uncovered from the lower left of the screen.

- •uncover-to-lowerright: page is uncovered from the lower right of the screen.

- •uncover-to-upperleft: page is uncovered from the upper left of the screen.

- •uncover-to-upperright: page is uncovered from the upper right of the screen.

- •vertical-checkerboard: page is uncovered by drawing checkerboard like blocks that increase in size vertically.

- •vertical-lines: page is uncovered by drawing it line by line vertically in a random fashion.

- •vertical-stripes: page is uncovered by drawing vertical stripes that change their size during this effect.

- •wavyline-from-bottom: page is uncovered by drawing small blocks in a snake like fashion from the bottom of the screen.

- •wavyline-from-left: page is uncovered by drawing small blocks in a snake like fashion from the left of the screen.

- •wavyline-from-right: page is uncovered by drawing small blocks in a snake like fashion from the right of the screen.

- •wavyline-from-top: page is uncovered by drawing small blocks in a snake like fashion from the top of the screen.

The presentation:transition-style attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25.

The values of the presentation:transition-style attribute are none, fade-from-left, fade-from-top, fade-from-right, fade-from-bottom, fade-from-upperleft, fade-from-upperright, fade-from-lowerleft, fade-from-lowerright, move-from-left, move-from-top, move-from-right, move-from-bottom, move-from-upperleft, move-from-upperright, move-from-lowerleft, move-from-lowerright, uncover-to-left, uncover-to-top, uncover-to-right, uncover-to-bottom, uncover-to-upperleft, uncover-to-upperright, uncover-to-lowerleft, uncover-to-lowerright, fade-to-center, fade-from-center, vertical-stripes, horizontal-stripes, clockwise, counterclockwise, open-vertical, open-horizontal, close-vertical, close-horizontal, wavyline-from-left, wavyline-from-top, wavyline-from-right, wavyline-from-bottom, spiralin-left, spiralin-right, spiralout-left, spiralout-right, roll-from-top, roll-from-left, roll-from-right, roll-from-bottom, stretch-from-left, stretch-from-top, stretch-from-right, stretch-from-bottom, vertical-lines, horizontal-lines, dissolve, random, vertical-checkerboard, horizontal-checkerboard, interlocking-horizontal-left, interlocking-horizontal-right, interlocking-vertical-top, interlocking-vertical-bottom, fly-away, open, close or melt.

## 20.240 presentation:transition-type

The presentation:transition-type attribute specifies the mode of a transition.

The defined values for the presentation:transition-type attribute are:

- •automatic: slide transition and shape effects start automatically.

- •manual: slide transition and shape effects are started separately by the user.

- •semi-automatic: slide transition starts automatically, shape effects are started by the user.

The smil:type attribute should be used for presentations. The presentation:transition-type and presentation:transition-style 20.239 attributes are retained for legacy compatibility only.

The presentation:transition-type attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25.

The values of the presentation:transition-type attribute are manual, automatic or semi-automatic.

## 20.241 presentation:visibility

The presentation:visibility attribute specifies if the content of a <draw:page> element is visible during a presentation.

The defined values for the presentation:visibility attribute are:

- •hidden: content is hidden during a presentation.

- •visible: content is visible during a presentation.

The presentation:visibility attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25.

The values of the presentation:visibility attribute are visible or hidden.

## 20.242 smil:direction

See §12.4.1 of [SMIL20].

The smil:direction attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25.

The values of the smil:direction attribute are forward or reverse.

## 20.243 smil:fadeColor

See §12.4.1 of [SMIL20].

The smil:fadeColor attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25.

The smil:fadeColor attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 20.244 smil:subtype

See §12.4.1 of [SMIL20].

Note: See §12.8 of [SMIL20] for a list of supported subtypes.

The smil:subtype attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25.

The smil:subtype attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.245 smil:type

The [SMIL20] smil:type attribute specifies a transition type or family.

See §12.8 of [SMIL20] for a list of supported types.

If this attribute is present, the attributes presentation:transition-type 20.240 and presentation:transition-style 20.239 attributes should be ignored.

The smil:type attribute is usable with the following element: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25.

The smil:type attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.246 style:auto-text-indent

The style:auto-text-indent attribute specifies that the first line of a paragraph is indented by a value that is based on the current font size.

If this attribute has a value of true and is used together with a fo:text-indent 20.225 attribute the fo:text-indent attribute is ignored.

The style:auto-text-indent attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The style:auto-text-indent attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.247 style:background-transparency

The style:background-transparency attribute specifies the transparency of a paragraph's background color.

The style:background-transparency attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21 and <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The style:background-transparency attribute has the data type zeroToHundredPercent 18.3.42.

## 20.248 style:border-line-width

The style:border-line-width attribute specifies the widths of borders defined by the FO border properties (see 20.183) for borders where the value of these properties is double.

The value of the style:border-line-width attribute is a list of three white space-separated lengths, as follows:

- •The first value specifies the width of the inner line

- •The second value specifies the distance between the two lines

- •The third value specifies the width of the outer line

The style:border-line-width attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The values of the style:border-line-width attribute are three white space separated values of type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 20.249 style:border-line-width-bottom

The style:border-line-width-bottom attribute specifies the widths of the bottom border for borders defined by the FO border properties (see 20.183) if the property for the bottom border has the value double.

The value of the style:border-line-width-bottom attribute is a list of three white space-separated lengths, as follows:

- •The first value specifies the width of the inner line

- •The second value specifies the distance between the two lines

- •The third value specifies the width of the outer line

The style:border-line-width-bottom attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The values of the style:border-line-width-bottom attribute are three white space separated values of type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 20.250 style:border-line-width-left

The style:border-line-width-left attribute specifies the widths of the left border for borders defined by the FO border properties (see 20.183) if the property for the left border has the value double.

The value of the style:border-line-width-left attribute is a list of three white space-separated lengths, as follows:

- •The first value specifies the width of the inner line

- •The second value specified the distance between the two lines

- •The third value specifies the width of the outer line

The style:border-line-width-left attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The values of the style:border-line-width-left attribute are three white space separated values of type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 20.251 style:border-line-width-right

The style:border-line-width-right attribute specifies the widths of the right border for borders defined by the FO border properties (see 20.183) if the property for the right border has the value double.

The value of the style:border-line-width-right attribute is a list of three white space-separated lengths, as follows:

- •The first value specifies the width of the inner line

- •The second value specified the distance between the two lines

- •The third value specifies the width of the outer line

The style:border-line-width-right attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The values of the style:border-line-width-right attribute are three white space separated values of type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 20.252 style:border-line-width-top

The style:border-line-width-top attribute specifies the widths of the top border for borders defined by the FO border properties (see 20.183) if the property for the top border has the value double.

The value of the style:border-line-width-top attribute is a list of three white space-separated lengths, as follows:

- •The first value specifies the width of the inner line

- •The second value specified the distance between the two lines

- •The third value specifies the width of the outer line

The style:border-line-width-top attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The values of the style:border-line-width-top attribute are three white space separated values of type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 20.253 style:cell-protect

The style:cell-protect attribute specifies how a cell is protected.

This attribute is only evaluated if the current table is protected.

The defined values for the style:cell-protect attribute are:

- •formula-hidden: if cell content is a formula, it is not displayed. It can be replaced by changing the cell content.

Note: Replacement of cell content includes replacement with another formula or other cell content.

- •hidden-and-protected: cell content is not displayed and cannot be edited. If content is a formula, the formula result is not displayed.

- •none: formula responsible for cell content is neither hidden nor protected.

- •protected: cell content cannot be edited.

- •protected formula-hidden: cell content cannot be edited. If content is a formula, it is not displayed. A formula result is displayed.

The style:cell-protect attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The values of the style:cell-protect attribute are none, hidden-and-protected, or white space separated non-empty lists of one of these values: protected, or formula-hidden..

## 20.254 style:column-width

The style:column-width attribute specifies a fixed width for a column.

The style:column-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-column-properties> 17.16.

The style:column-width attribute has the data type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 20.255 style:contextual-spacing

The fo:margin-bottom 20.206 attribute of a paragraph and the fo:margin-top 20.209 attribute of the next paragraph are ignored, so that the space between the paragraphs is zero, if all of the following conditions hold:

- •The style:contextual-spacing attribute of both paragraphs has the value true.

- •The paragraphs belong to the same content area.

- •The text:style-name 19.880 attribute of the paragraphs refer to the same common paragraph style. In case a text:style-name attribute refers to an automatic style, the value of the style:parent-style-name 19.510 attribute of the automatic style is taken for the style comparison. If a paragraph has a conditional style, the value of its text:cond-style-name 19.781 attribute is taken for the style comparison.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The style:contextual-spacing attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The style:contextual-spacing attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.256 style:country-asian

The style:country-asian attribute specifies the country of a text.

It is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is asian. 20.358

It may be ignored if it is not specified together with a style:language-asian 20.302 attribute.

The style:country-asian attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:country-asian attribute has the data type countryCode 18.3.11.

## 20.257 style:country-complex

The style:country-complex attribute specifies the country of a text. See §7.9.1 of [XSL].

It is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is complex. 20.358

It may be ignored if it is not specified together with a style:language-complex 20.303 attribute.

The style:country-complex attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:country-complex attribute has the data type countryCode 18.3.11.

## 20.258 style:decimal-places

The style:decimal-places attribute specifies the maximum number of decimal places that are displayed if numbers are formatted by a data style that has no setting for number of decimal places itself.

This attribute is only evaluated if it is contained in a default style.

The style:decimal-places attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The style:decimal-places attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 20.259 style:diagonal-bl-tr

The style:diagonal-bl-tr attribute specifies the style of border to use for a bottom-left to top-right diagonal in a spreadsheet cell.

The style:diagonal-bl-tr attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The style:diagonal-bl-tr attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.260 style:diagonal-bl-tr-widths

The style:diagonal-bl-tr-widths attribute specifies the width between a double line border to use for a bottom-left to top-right diagonal in a spreadsheet cell.

The style:diagonal-bl-tr-widths attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The values of the style:diagonal-bl-tr-widths attribute are three white space separated values of type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 20.261 style:diagonal-tl-br

The style:diagonal-tl-br attribute specifies the style of border to use for a left-top to bottom-right diagonal in a spreadsheet cell.

The style:diagonal-tl-br attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The style:diagonal-tl-br attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.262 style:diagonal-tl-br-widths

The style:diagonal-tl-br-widths attribute specifies the width between a double line border to use for a top-left to bottom-right diagonal in a spreadsheet cell.

The style:diagonal-tl-br-widths attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The values of the style:diagonal-tl-br-widths attribute are three white space separated values of type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 20.263 style:direction

The style:direction attribute specifies the direction of characters.

The style:direction attribute modifies the direction of text rendering as specified by a style:writing-mode attribute. 20.404

The defined values for the style:direction attribute are:

- •ltr – left to right, text is rendered in the direction specified by the style:writing-mode attribute

- •ttb – top to bottom, characters are vertically stacked but not rotated

The style:direction attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:chart-properties> 17.22 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The values of the style:direction attribute are ltr or ttb.

## 20.264 style:dynamic-spacing

The style:dynamic-spacing attribute specifies whether the header or footer grows into the space between the page body and the header or footer before the height of the page body becomes smaller.

The defined values for the style:dynamic-spacing attribute are:

- •false: header or footers do not grow into the space between the header and footer and the page body.

- •true: header or footers first grow into the space between the header and footer and the page body.

The style:dynamic-spacing attribute is usable with the following element: <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5.

The style:dynamic-spacing attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.265 style:editable

The style:editable attribute specifies if a text section or box can be edited within a read-only document.

The defined values for the style:editable attribute are:

- •false: text section or box in read-only document should not be editable.

- •true: text section or box in read-only document should be editable.

The style:editable attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21 and <style:section-properties> 17.11.

The style:editable attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.266 style:first-page-number

The style:first-page-number attribute specifies the number of a document.

The value of this attribute can be an integer or continue. If the value is continue, the page number is the preceding page number incremented by 1. The default first page number is 1.

The style:first-page-number attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The values of the style:first-page-number attribute are a value of type integer 18.2 or continue.

## 20.267 style:flow-with-text

The style:flow-with-text attribute specifies whether a drawing shape flows with the text of its layout environment or not. The layout environment of a drawing shape is determined by the location of its anchor. The following layout environments are defined:

- •endnote area - anchor is inside an endnote.

- •footnote area - anchor is inside a footnote.

- •frame area - anchor is inside a frame or is a frame.

- •page footer area - anchor is inside the page footer.

- •page header area - anchor is inside the page header.

- •page text area - anchor is inside body text.

- •table cell area - anchor is inside a table cell.

The innermost enclosing area of the anchor defines the layout environment of the drawing shape.

If the value of the attribute is true, the following conditions shall hold:

- •The drawing shape flows with the text of its layout environment.

- •The drawing shape does not leave its layout environment in the either text flow direction.

When a drawing shape leaves its layout environment due to its position and/or size in the forward text flow direction, it flows with the text flow to the next layout environment. If there is no next layout environment, the position of the layout environment is adjusted. If the drawing shape is larger than its layout environment, the size of the layout environment is adjusted.

If due to its position a drawing shape would leave its layout environment in the backward text flow direction, the position is adjusted to the beginning of its layout environment.

A drawing object may leave its layout environment in the other (non text flow) directions. Exceptions from this rule are the layout environments table cell area and frame area. For these layout environments it shall be ensured that the drawing shape is laid out inside its layout environment by adjusting the position and (if necessary) the size.

If the value of the attribute is false, the drawing shape does not have to flow with the text of its layout environment. It can be laid out anywhere on the page its anchor is on.

This attribute is not applicable to drawing shapes that are anchored with text:anchor-type="as-char" 20.418, because such drawing shapes are treated as characters. For drawing shapes, which are anchored to a specific page with text:anchor-type="page", the attribute is also not applicable, because such drawing shapes are to be laid out on the page they are anchored to.

The style:flow-with-text attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The style:flow-with-text attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.268 style:font-charset

The style:font-charset attribute specifies whether a font defines glyphs according to the semantics of [UNICODE] or not.

The value of this attributes can be x-symbol or a character encoding in the notation described in the §4.3.3 of [XML1.0]. If the value is x-symbol, the font does not define glyphs according to the semantics of [UNICODE]. If the value is one of the encodings or transformations of [UNICODE], the font does define glyphs according to the semantics of [UNICODE]. The use of other values is deprecated.

Note: Fonts for which the attribute has the value x-symbol may define glyphs for code points in the private use area of [UNICODE]

This attribute is evaluated for any [UNICODE] character whose script type is latin. 20.358

This attribute is ignored if there is no fo:font-family attribute attached to the same formatting property element.

Instead of this attribute, the style:font-name attribute should be used to specify the properties of a font.

The style:font-charset attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:font-charset attribute has the data type textEncoding 18.3.36.

## 20.269 style:font-charset-asian

The style:font-charset-asian attribute specifies whether a font defines glyphs according to the semantics of [UNICODE] or not.

The value of this attributes can be x-symbol or a character encoding in the notation described in the §4.3.3 of [XML1.0]. If the value is x-symbol, the font does not define glyphs according to the semantics of [UNICODE]. If the value is one of the encodings or transformations of [UNICODE], the font does define glyphs according to the semantics of [UNICODE]. The use of other values is deprecated.

Note: Fonts for which the attribute has the value x-symbol may define glyphs for code points in the private use area of [UNICODE]

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is asian. 20.358

This attribute is ignored if there is no style:font-family-asian 20.271 attribute attached to the same formatting property element.

Instead of this attribute, the style:font-name-asian 20.278 attribute should be used to specify the properties of a font.

The style:font-charset-asian attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:font-charset-asian attribute has the data type textEncoding 18.3.36.

## 20.270 style:font-charset-complex

The style:font-charset-complex attribute specifies whether a font defines glyphs according to the semantics of [UNICODE] or not.

The value of this attributes can be x-symbol or a character encoding in the notation described in the §4.3.3 of [XML1.0]. If the value is x-symbol, the font does not define glyphs according to the semantics of [UNICODE]. If the value is one of the encodings or transformations of [UNICODE], the font does define glyphs according to the semantics of [UNICODE]. The use of other values is deprecated.

Note: Fonts for which the attribute has the value x-symbol may define glyphs for code points in the private use area of [UNICODE]

The style:font-charset-complex attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is complex. 20.358

This attribute is ignored if there is no style:font-family-complex 20.272 attribute attached to the same formatting properties element.

Instead of this attribute, the style:font-name-complex 20.279 attribute should be used to specify the properties of a font.

The style:font-charset-complex attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:font-charset-complex attribute has the data type textEncoding 18.3.36.

## 20.271 style:font-family-asian

The style:font-family-asian attribute specifies the font family for a text. See §7.8.2 of [XSL].

This is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is asian. 20.285

Instead of this attribute, the style:font-name-asian 20.278 attribute should be used to specify the properties of a font.

The style:font-family-asian attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:font-family-asian attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.272 style:font-family-complex

The style:font-family-complex attribute specifies the font family for a text. See §7.8.2 of [XSL].

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is complex. 20.358

Instead of this attribute, the style:font-name-complex 20.279 attribute should be used to specify the properties of a font.

The style:font-family-complex attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:font-family-complex attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.273 style:font-family-generic

The style:font-family-generic attribute specifies a generic font family name.

This attribute is evaluated for any [UNICODE] character whose script type is latin. 20.358

This attribute is ignored if there is no corresponding fo:font-family 20.189 attribute attached to the same formatting property element.

Instead of this attribute, the style:font-name 20.277 attribute should be used to specify the properties of a font.

The defined values for the style:font-family-generic attribute are:

- •decorative: the family of decorative fonts.

- •modern: the family of modern fonts.

- •roman: the family roman fonts (with serifs).

- •script: the family of script fonts.

- •swiss: the family roman fonts (without serifs).

- •system: the family system fonts.

The style:font-family-generic attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:font-family-generic attribute are roman, swiss, modern, decorative, script or system.

## 20.274 style:font-family-generic-asian

The style:font-family-generic-asian attribute specifies a generic Asian font family name.

The style:font-family-generic-asian attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is asian. 20.285

This attribute is ignored if there is no corresponding fo:font-family 20.189 attribute attached to the same formatting property element.

Instead of this attribute, the style:font-name-asian 20.278 attribute should be used to specify the properties of a font.

The defined values for the style:font-family-generic-asian attribute are:

- •decorative: the family of decorative fonts.

- •modern: the family of modern fonts.

- •roman: the family roman fonts (with serifs).

- •script: the family of script fonts.

- •swiss: the family roman fonts (without serifs).

- •system: the family system fonts.

The style:font-family-generic-asian attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:font-family-generic-asian attribute are roman, swiss, modern, decorative, script or system.

## 20.275 style:font-family-generic-complex

The style:font-family-generic-complex attribute specifies a generic font family name.

This attribute is ignored if there is no corresponding fo:font-family 20.189 attribute attached to the same formatting property element.

Instead of this attribute, the style:font-name-complex 20.279 attribute should be used to specify the properties of a font.

The defined values for the style:font-family-generic-complex attribute are:

- •decorative: the family of decorative fonts.

- •modern: the family of modern fonts.

- •roman: the family roman fonts (with serifs).

- •script: the family of script fonts.

- •swiss: the family roman fonts (without serifs).

- •system: the family system fonts.

The style:font-family-generic-complex attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:font-family-generic-complex attribute are roman, swiss, modern, decorative, script or system.

## 20.276 style:font-independent-line-spacing

The style:font-independent-line-spacing attribute specifies if font independent line spacing is used.

The defined values for the style:font-independent-line-spacing attribute are:

- •false: font metric of the font is taken into account.

- •true: line height is calculated only from the font height as specified by the font size attributes fo:font-size 20.190, style:font-size-asian 20.284 and style:font-size-complex 20.285.

The style:font-independent-line-spacing attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The style:font-independent-line-spacing attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.277 style:font-name

The style:font-name attribute specifies a font that is declared by a <style:font-face> 16.23 element with a style:name 19.502 attribute whose name is the same as that of the style:font-name attribute value.

This attribute is evaluated for any [UNICODE] character whose script type is latin. 20.358

The style:font-name attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:list-level-properties> 17.19 and <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:font-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.278 style:font-name-asian

The style:font-name-asian attribute specifies a font that is declared by a <style:font-face> 16.23 element with a style:name 19.502 attribute whose name is the same as that of the style:font-name-asian attribute value.

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is asian. 20.285

The style:font-name-asian attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:font-name-asian attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.279 style:font-name-complex

The style:font-name-complex attribute specifies a font that is declared by a <style:font-face> 16.23 element with a style:name 19.502 attribute whose name is the same as that of the style:font-name-complex attribute value.

The style:font-name-complex attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is complex. 20.358

The style:font-name-complex attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:font-name-complex attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.280 style:font-pitch

The style:font-pitch attribute specifies whether a font has a fixed or variable width.

This attribute is evaluated for any [UNICODE] character whose script type is latin. 20.358

This attribute is ignored if there is no corresponding fo:font-family attribute attached to the same formatting property element.

Instead of this attribute, the style:font-name 20.277 attribute should be used to specify the properties of a font.

The defined values for the style:font-pitch attribute are:

- •fixed: font pitch is fixed.

- •variable: font pitch is variable.

The style:font-pitch attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:font-pitch attribute are fixed or variable.

## 20.281 style:font-pitch-asian

The style:font-pitch-asian attribute specifies whether a font has a fixed or variable width.

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is asian. 20.358

This attribute is ignored if there is no corresponding fo:font-family 20.189 attribute attached to the same formatting property element.

Instead of this attribute, the style:font-name-asian 20.189 attribute should be used to specify the properties of a font.

The defined values for the style:font-pitch-asian attribute are:

- •fixed: font width is fixed.

- •variable: font width is variable.

The style:font-pitch-asian attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:font-pitch-asian attribute are fixed or variable.

## 20.282 style:font-pitch-complex

The style:font-pitch-complex attribute specifies whether a font has a fixed or variable width.

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is complex. 20.358

This attribute is ignored if there is no corresponding fo:font-family 20.189 attribute attached to the same formatting property element.

Instead of this attribute, the style:font-name-complex 20.279 attribute should be used to specify the properties of a font.

The defined values for the style:font-pitch-complex attribute are:

- •fixed: font width is fixed.

- •variable: font width is variable.

The style:font-pitch-complex attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:font-pitch-complex attribute are fixed or variable.

## 20.283 style:font-relief

The style:font-relief attribute specifies whether a font should be embossed, engraved, or neither.

The defined values for the style:font-relief attribute are:

- •embossed: characters are embossed.

- •engraved: characters are engraved.

- •none: characters are neither embossed or engraved.

The style:font-relief attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:font-relief attribute are none, embossed or engraved.

## 20.284 style:font-size-asian

The style:font-size-asian attribute specifies the size of a font.

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is asian. 20.358

The value of this attribute is either an absolute length or a percentage as described in §7.8.4 of [XSL]. In contrast to XSL, percentage values can be used within common styles only and are based on the font height of the parent style rather than to the font height of the attributes neighborhood. Absolute font heights and relative font heights are not supported.

The style:font-size-asian attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:font-size-asian attribute are a value of type positiveLength 18.3.27 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.285 style:font-size-complex

The style:font-size-complex attribute specifies the size of a font.

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is complex. 20.358

The value of this attribute is either an absolute length or a percentage as described in §7.8.4 of [XSL]. In contrast to XSL, percentage values can be used within common styles only and are based on the font height of the parent style rather than to the font height of the attributes neighborhood. Absolute font heights and relative font heights are not supported.

The style:font-size-complex attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:font-size-complex attribute are a value of type positiveLength 18.3.27 or a value of type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.286 style:font-size-rel

The style:font-size-rel attribute specifies a relative font size change.

This attribute is evaluated for any [UNICODE] character whose script type is latin. 20.358

This attribute specifies a relative font size change as a length. It cannot be used within automatic styles. This attribute changes the font size based on the font size of the parent style.

The style:font-size-rel attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:font-size-rel attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.287 style:font-size-rel-asian

The style:font-size-rel-asian attributes specifies a relative font size change.

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is asian. 20.358

This attribute specifies a relative font size change as a length. It cannot be used within automatic styles. This attribute changes the font size based on the font size of the parent style.

The style:font-size-rel-asian attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:font-size-rel-asian attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.288 style:font-size-rel-complex

The style:font-size-rel-complex attribute specifies a relative font size change.

The style:font-size-rel-complex attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is complex. 20.358

This attribute specifies a relative font size change as a length. It cannot be used within automatic styles. This attribute changes the font size based on the font size of the parent style.

The style:font-size-rel-complex attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:font-size-rel-complex attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.289 style:font-style-asian

The style:font-style-asian attribute specifies whether to use normal or italic font face. See §7.8.7 of [XSL].

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is asian. 20.358

The defined values for the style:font-style-asian attribute are:

- •italic: characters displayed in an italic font face.

- •normal: characters displayed in normal font face.

- •oblique: characters displayed in an oblique font face.

The style:font-style-asian attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:font-style-asian attribute are normal, italic or oblique.

## 20.290 style:font-style-complex

The style:font-style-complex attribute specifies whether to use normal or italic font face. See §7.8.7 of [XSL].

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is complex. 20.358

The fo:font-style attribute is evaluated for any other [UNICODE] character.

The defined values for the style:font-style-complex attribute are:

- •italic: characters displayed in an italic font face.

- •normal: characters displayed in normal font face.

- •oblique: characters displayed in an oblique font face.

The style:font-style-complex attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:font-style-complex attribute are normal, italic or oblique.

## 20.291 style:font-style-name

The style:font-style-name attribute specifies a font style name.

This attribute is evaluated for any [UNICODE] character whose script type is latin. 20.358

This attribute is ignored if there is no corresponding fo:font-family 20.189 attribute attached to the same formatting property element.

Instead of this attribute, the style:font-name 20.277 attribute should be used to specify the properties of a font.

The style:font-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:font-style-name attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.292 style:font-style-name-asian

The style:font-style-name-asian attribute specifies a font style name.

The style:font-style-name-asian attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is asian. 20.358

This attribute is ignored if there is no corresponding fo:font-family 20.189 attribute attached to the same formatting property element.

Instead of this attribute, the style:font-name-asian 20.278 attribute should be used to specify the properties of a font.

The style:font-style-name-asian attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:font-style-name-asian attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.293 style:font-style-name-complex

The style:font-style-name-complex attribute specifies a font style name.

The style:font-style-name-complex attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is complex. 20.358

This attribute is ignored if there is no corresponding fo:font-family 20.189 attribute attached to the same formatting property element.

Instead of this attribute, the style:font-name-complex 20.279 attribute should be used to specify the properties of a font.

The style:font-style-name-complex attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:font-style-name-complex attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.294 style:font-weight-asian

The style:font-weight-asian attribute specifies the weight of a font. See §7.8.9 of [XSL].

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is asian. 20.358

The style:font-weight-asian attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:font-weight-asian attribute are normal, bold, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800 or 900.

## 20.295 style:font-weight-complex

The style:font-weight-complex attributes specify the weight of a font. See §7.8.9 of [XSL].

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is complex. 20.358

The fo:font-weight 20.193 attribute is evaluated for any other [UNICODE] character.

The style:font-weight-complex attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:font-weight-complex attribute are normal, bold, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800 or 900.

## 20.296 style:footnote-max-height

The style:footnote-max-height attribute specifies the maximum amount of space on a page that a footnote can occupy. The value of the attribute is a length, which determines the maximum height of a footnote area.

If the value of this attribute is set to 0cm, there is no limit to the amount of space that the footnote can occupy.

The style:footnote-max-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:footnote-max-height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.297 style:glyph-orientation-vertical

The style:glyph-orientation-vertical attribute specifies a vertical glyph orientation. See §10.7.3 of [SVG]. The attribute specifies an angle or automatic mode. The only defined angle is 0 degrees, which disables this feature.

Note: OpenDocument v1.1 did not support angle specifications that contain an angle unit identifier. Angle unit identifiers should be omitted for compatibility with OpenDocument v1.1.

The style:glyph-orientation-vertical attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The values of the style:glyph-orientation-vertical attribute are auto, 0, 0deg, 0rad or 0grad.

## 20.298 style:horizontal-pos

The style:horizontal-pos attribute specifies the horizontal alignment of a frame in relation to an area specified by the style:horizontal-rel 20.299 attribute.

The defined values for the style:horizontal-pos attribute are:

- •center: horizontal alignment of a frame should be centered relative to the specified area.

- •from-inside: on pages with an odd page number the left edge of the specific area is taken as the horizontal alignment of a frame. On pages with an even page number the right edge of the specified area is taken. Attribute svg:x 19.577 associated with the frame element specifies the horizontal position of the frame from the edge which is taken.

- •from-left: the svg:x attribute associated with the frame element specifies the horizontal position of the frame from the left edge of the specified area.

- •inside: on pages with an odd page number the horizontal alignment of a frame is the same as for the attribute value left. On pages with an even page number the horizontal alignment of a frame is the same as for the attribute value right.

- •left: horizontal alignment of a frame should be left aligned relative to the specified area.

- •outside: on pages with an odd page number the horizontal alignment of a frame is the same as for the attribute value right. On pages with an even page number the horizontal alignment of a frame is the same as for the attribute value left.

- •right: horizontal alignment of a frame should be right aligned relative to the specified area.

If the attribute value is not from-left and not from-inside, the svg:x attribute associated with the frame element is ignored for text documents.

Tables 20 and 21 display the defined combinations of values of the attributes style:horizontal-pos and style:horizontal-rel 20.299. The values of these alignment attributes are listed in the first column on the left, and an alignment attribute value/anchor type value match is indicated by an X.

Table 20 - Horizontal position values

Value of style:horizontal-pos | Value of text:anchor-type
page | frame | paragraph | char | as-char
any | X | X | X | X |

Table 21 - Horizontal relation values

Value of style:horizontal-rel | Value of text:anchor-type
page | frame | paragraph | char | as-char
char |  |  |  | X |
frame |  | X |  |  |
frame-content |  | X |  |  |
frame-end-margin |  | X |  |  |
frame-start-margin |  | X |  |  |
page | X |  | X | X |
page-content | X |  | X | X |
page-end-margin | X |  | X | X |
page-start-margin | X |  | X | X |
paragraph |  |  | X | X |
paragraph-content |  |  | X | X |
paragraph-end-margin |  |  | X | X |
paragraph-start-margin |  |  | X | X |

The style:horizontal-pos attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the style:horizontal-pos attribute are left, center, right, from-left, inside, outside or from-inside.

## 20.299 style:horizontal-rel

The style:horizontal-rel attribute specifies the area against which the horizontal position of a frame is positioned.

The value start-margin determines the left margin, except when the horizontal position is from-inside, inside or outside and the anchor for the frame is on a page with an even page number, in which case it determines the right margin. The value end-margin determines the opposite margin to the start-margin values.

The defined values for the style:horizontal-rel attribute are:

- •char: horizontal position of a frame is positioned relative to a character.

- •page: horizontal position of a frame is positioned relative to a page.

- •page-content: horizontal position of a frame is positioned relative to page-content.

- •page-start-margin: horizontal position of a frame is positioned relative to a page start margin.

- •page-end-margin: horizontal position of a frame is positioned relative to a page end margin.

- •frame: horizontal position of a frame is positioned relative to another frame.

- •frame-content: horizontal position of a frame is positioned relative to frame content.

- •frame-end-margin: horizontal position of a frame is positioned relative to a frame end margin.

- •frame-start-margin: horizontal position of a frame is positioned relative to a frame start margin

- •paragraph: horizontal position of a frame is positioned relative to a paragraph.

- •paragraph-content: horizontal position of a frame is positioned relative to paragraph content.

- •paragraph-end-margin: horizontal position of a frame is positioned relative to a paragraph end margin.

- •paragraph-start-margin:horizontal position of a frame is positioned relative to a paragraph start margin.

The style:horizontal-rel attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the style:horizontal-rel attribute are page, page-content, page-start-margin, page-end-margin, frame, frame-content, frame-start-margin, frame-end-margin, paragraph, paragraph-content, paragraph-start-margin, paragraph-end-margin or char.

## 20.300 style:join-border

The style:join-border property specifies whether a border for one paragraph is to be extended around the following paragraph.

In addition to the value of this attribute, joining of borders requires meeting these conditions:

1. 1)Values of attributes fo:border-top 20.183.6, fo:border-bottom 20.183.3, fo:border-left 20.183.4 and fo:border-right 20.183.5 are the same. These values can also be given by the fo:border 20.183.2 attribute.

2. 2)Values of attributes style:border-line-width-top 20.252, style:border-line-width-bottom 20.249, style:border-line-width-left 20.250 and style:border-line-width-right 20.251 are the same. These values can also be given by the style:border-line-width 20.248 attribute.

3. 3)Values of attributes fo:padding-left 20.219 and fo:padding-right 20.220 are the same. These values can also be given by the fo:padding 20.217 attribute.

4. 4)Values of the fo:margin-right 20.208 attributes are the same. These values can also be given by the fo:margin 20.205 attribute.

5. 5)Values of the fo:margin-left 20.207 attribute, which can also be given by the fo:margin, and fo:text-indent 19.246 attributes, that meet one of these conditions:

   1. 1.All values are the same.

   2. 2.Values of the fo:margin-left attributes are the same and values of the fo:text-indent attributes are non-negative.

   3. 3.Value of the fo:margin-left attribute of one paragraph whose value of the fo:text-indent attribute is non-negative is the same as the sum of values of the fo:margin-left and fo:text-indent attributes of the other paragraph whose value of the fo:text-indent attribute is negative.

   4. 4.Both values of the fo:text-indent attributes are negative and the sums of values of the fo:margin-left and fo:text-indent attributes are equal.

The default value of this attribute is true.

The defined values for the style:join-border attribute are:

- •false: borders should not be joined.

- •true: borders should be joined.

The style:join-border attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The style:join-border attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.301 style:justify-single-word

The style:justify-single-word attribute specifies whether a single word should be justified when the last line in a paragraph is justified.

Specifying a style:justify-single-word attribute without specifying a fo:text-align 20.223 and fo:text-align-last 20.224 attribute has no effect. Unspecified, both fo:text-align and fo:text-align-last have the value start.

The defined values for the style:justify-single-word attribute are:

- •false: single word should not be justified when the last line in a paragraph is justified.

- •true: single word should be justified when last line in a paragraph is justified.

The style:justify-single-word attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The style:justify-single-word attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.302 style:language-asian

The style:language-asian attribute specifies the language of a text.

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is asian. 20.358

This attribute may be ignored if it is not specified together with a style:country-asian 20.256 attribute.

The style:language-asian attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:language-asian attribute has the data type languageCode 18.3.18.

## 20.303 style:language-complex

The style:language-complex attribute specifies the language of a text.

The style:language-asian attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is asian. 20.358

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is complex. 20.358

This attribute may be ignored if it is not specified together with a style:country-complex 20.257 attribute.

The style:language-complex attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:language-complex attribute has the data type languageCode 18.3.18.

## 20.304 style:layout-grid-base-height

The style:layout-grid-base-height attribute specifies the height reserved in layout grid lines for non-ruby text.

The style:layout-grid-base-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:layout-grid-base-height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.305 style:layout-grid-base-width

The style:layout-grid-base-width attribute specifies a grid's base width. This attribute is only evaluated if style:layout-grid-standard-mode 20.314 attribute has the value true.

The style:layout-grid-base-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:layout-grid-base-width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.306 style:layout-grid-color

The style:layout-grid-color attribute specifies the color of layout grid border lines.

The style:layout-grid-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:layout-grid-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 20.307 style:layout-grid-display

The style:layout-grid-display attribute specifies whether layout grid border lines are displayed.

The defined values for the style:layout-grid-display attribute are:

- •false: layout grid border lines should not be displayed.

- •true: layout grid border lines should be displayed.

The style:layout-grid-display attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:layout-grid-display attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.308 style:layout-grid-lines

The style:layout-grid-lines attribute specifies the number of layout grid lines per page. The number of lines displayed may be smaller than specified if the page does not have space to display the specified number of lines with the specified line height.

The style:layout-grid-lines attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:layout-grid-lines attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 20.309 style:layout-grid-mode

The style:layout-grid-mode attribute enables Asian layout grids.

The defined values for the style:layout-grid-mode attribute are:

- •both: like lines, except that the lines are divided into rectangular layout cells. The calculation of layout cells depends on the style:layout-grid-standard-mode attribute. Within a layout cell, no more than one Asian [UNICODE] character is displayed. An Asian character that does not fit into a single layout cell is displayed centered into as many layout cells as required. Non Asian text is centered within as many cells as required.

- •lines: enables a line layout, this is, the page is divided in a fixed number of lines. The exact number of lines depends on the other layout grid formatting properties. There is no space between the layout grid lines. The layout grid itself is centered on the page.

- •none: disables the layout grid.

The style:layout-grid-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The values of the style:layout-grid-mode attribute are none, line or both.

## 20.310 style:layout-grid-print

The style:layout-grid-print attribute specifies whether layout grid border lines are printed.

The defined values for the style:layout-grid-print attribute are:

- •false: layout grid border lines should not be printed.

- •true: layout grid border lines should be printed.

The style:layout-grid-print attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:layout-grid-print attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.311 style:layout-grid-ruby-below

The style:layout-grid-ruby-below attribute specifies whether ruby text is displayed above or below the base text.

The defined values for the style:layout-grid-ruby-below attribute are:

- •false: ruby text should be displayed above the base text.

- •true: ruby text should be displayed below the base text.

The style:layout-grid-ruby-below attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:layout-grid-ruby-below attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.312 style:layout-grid-ruby-height

The style:layout-grid-ruby-height attribute specifies the height reserved in layout grid lines for ruby text.

The style:layout-grid-ruby-height attribute appears on a <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2 element only if a style:layout-grid-standard-mode 20.314 attribute, with the value false, appears on the same <style:page-layout-properties> element.

The style:layout-grid-ruby-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:layout-grid-ruby-height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.313 style:layout-grid-snap-to

The style:layout-grid-snap-to attribute specifies whether the text is snapped to the grid or not. It is evaluated only if the style:layout-grid-mode 20.309 attribute has the value both and the style:layout-grid-standard-mode 20.314 attribute has the value true.

The defined values for the style:layout-grid-snap-to attribute are:

- •false: text should not be snapped to grid.

- •true: text should be snapped to grid.

The style:layout-grid-snap-to attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:layout-grid-snap-to attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.314 style:layout-grid-standard-mode

The style:layout-grid-standard-mode attribute specifies how the rectangular grid cells are calculated if the style:layout-grid-mode 20.309 attribute has the value both.

The style:layout-grid-standard-mode attribute can only be used in the default page layout. If the style:layout-grid-standard-mode attribute appears inside a <style:page-layout> 16.5 element it shall be ignored.

The defined values for the style:layout-grid-standard-mode attribute are:

- •false: the page is divided in a fixed number of lines, and the lines are divided into square cells. The number of cells per grid line depends on the line height, where the line height is the sum of the base height and the ruby height as specified by the style:layout-grid-base-height 20.304 and style:layout-grid-ruby-height 20.312 attributes.

- •true: the page is divided into a fixed numbers of lines, and the lines are divided into rectangular cells. The line height is specified by the style:layout-grid-base-height attribute, and the cell width is specified by style:layout-grid-base-width 20.305 attribute. The number of cells per line depends on the grid base width. This mode is also called standard paper mode. The style:layout-grid-ruby-height attribute is ignored in this mode.

The style:layout-grid-standard-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:layout-grid-standard-mode attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.315 style:line-break

The style:line-break attribute specifies line breaking rules.

The defined values for the style:line-break attribute are:

- •normal: line breaks may occur between any characters.

- •strict: line breaks shall not occur before or after implementation-defined characters.

The style:line-break attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The values of the style:line-break attribute are normal or strict.

## 20.316 style:letter-kerning

The style:letter-kerning attribute specifies whether kerning between characters is enabled or disabled.

The defined values for the style:letter-kerning attribute are:

- •false: kerning between letters should be disabled.

- •true: kerning between letters should be enabled.

The style:letter-kerning attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:letter-kerning attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.317 style:line-height-at-least

The style:line-height-at-least attribute specifies a minimum line height. The value of this attribute is a length.

The effect of this attribute is disabled when fo:line-height 20.204 has the value of normal.

The style:line-height-at-least attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The style:line-height-at-least attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 20.318 style:line-spacing

The style:line-spacing attribute specifies a fixed distance between two lines.

The effect of this attribute is disabled when fo:line-height 20.204 has the value of normal.

The style:line-spacing attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The style:line-spacing attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.319 style:may-break-between-rows

The style:may-break-between-rows attribute specifies that a page break may occur inside a table.

The defined values for the style:may-break-between-rows attribute are:

- •false: page break shall not occur inside a table.

- •true: page break may occur inside a table.

The style:may-break-between-rows attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The style:may-break-between-rows attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.320 style:min-row-height

The style:min-row-height attribute specifies a fixed minimum height for a row.

The style:min-row-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-row-properties> 17.17.

The style:min-row-height attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 20.321 style:mirror

The style:mirror attribute specifies whether an image is mirrored before it is displayed. The mirroring can be vertical or horizontal or both.

The defined values for the style:mirror attribute are:

- •none: image should not be mirrored before being displayed.

- •horizontal: image should be mirrored horizontally before being displayed.

- •horizontal-on-even: image should be mirrored horizontally on even numbered pages before being displayed.

- •horizontal-on-odd: image should be mirrored horizontally on odd numbered pages before being displayed.

- •vertical: image should be mirrored vertically before being displayed.

The value vertical and the horizontal values can be specified together, separated by a white space.

The style:mirror attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the style:mirror attribute are none, vertical, or two white space separated values, that may appear in any order. One of these values is always vertical. The other value is one of: horizontal, horizontal-on-odd or horizontal-on-even.

## 20.322 style:num-format

The style:num-format attribute specifies a numbering sequence.

If no value is given, no number sequence is displayed.

The defined values for the style:num-format attribute are:

- •1: number sequence starts with “1”.

- •a: number sequence starts with “a”.

- •A: number sequence starts with “A”.

- •empty string: no number sequence displayed.

- •i: number sequence starts with “i”.

- •I: number sequence start with “I”.

- •a value of type string 18.2

The style:num-format attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The values of the style:num-format attribute are 1, i, I, a value of type string 18.2, an empty string, a or A.

## 20.323 style:num-letter-sync

The style:num-letter-sync attribute specifies whether letter synchronization shall take place. If letters are used in alphabetical order for numbering, there are two ways to process overflows within a digit, as follows:

- •false: A new digit is inserted. Its start value is ”a” or ”A”, and it is incremented every time an overflow occurs in the following digit. The numbering sequence (for lower case numberings) in that case is a,b,c, ..., z, aa, ab, ac, ...,az, ba, ..., and so on.

- •true: A new digit is inserted that always has the same value as the following digit. The numbering sequence (for lower case numberings) in that case is a, b, c, ..., z, aa, bb, cc, ..., zz, aaa, ..., and so on. This is called letter synchronization.

The style:num-letter-sync attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:num-letter-sync attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.324 style:num-prefix

The style:num-prefix attribute specifies what to display before a number.

If the style:num-prefix and style:num-suffix 19.507 values do not contain any character that has a [UNICODE] category of Nd, Nl, No, Lu, Ll, Lt, Lm or Lo, an [XSLT] format attribute can be created from the OpenDocument attributes by concatenating the values of the style:num-prefix, style:num-format 19.504, and style:num-suffix 19.507 attributes.

The style:num-prefix attribute can also specify a character before the value of a text:bullet-char 19.765 attribute.

The style:num-prefix attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:num-prefix attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.325 style:num-suffix

The style:num-prefix and style:num-suffix style:num-suffix attributes specify what to display before and after a number.

If the style:num-prefix and style:num-suffix values do not contain any character that has a [UNICODE] category of Nd, Nl, No, Lu, Ll, Lt, Lm or Lo, an [XSLT] format attribute can be created from the OpenDocument attributes by concatenating the values of the style:num-prefix, style:num-format 19.504, and style:num-suffix 19.507 attributes.

The style:num-suffix attribute can also specify a character after the value of a text:bullet-char 19.765 attribute.

The style:num-suffix attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:num-suffix attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.326 style:number-wrapped-paragraphs

The style:number-wrapped-paragraphs attribute specifies the number of paragraphs that can wrap around a frame if the anchor position of a frame or drawing shape is a paragraph or a character, and the wrap mode specified by the style:wrap 20.400 attribute is left, right, parallel, or dynamic.

This attribute is only recognized in frames or styles that have a style:wrap attribute attached with a value of left, right, parallel, or dynamic.

The defined values for the style:number-wrapped-paragraphs attribute are:

- •no-limit: there is no limit on the number of paragraphs that may wrap around a frame.

- •a value of type positiveInteger

The style:number-wrapped-paragraphs attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the style:number-wrapped-paragraphs attribute are no-limit or a value of type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 20.327 style:overflow-behavior

The style:overflow-behavior attribute specifies the behavior of text boxes where the containing text does not fit into a text box.

If the style:overflow-behavior attribute value is auto-create-new-frame and the text box has a minimum width or height specified the text box will grow as long as there is space left on the page. If no space is left, a new frame will be created on the next page, with the same position and dimensions of the original frame.

The defined values for the style:overflow-behavior attribute are:

- •clip: text that does not fit into a text box is not displayed.

- •auto-create-new-frame: a new frame will be created on the next page, with the same position and dimensions of the original frame.

The style:overflow-behavior attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the style:overflow-behavior attribute are clip or auto-create-new-frame.

## 20.328 style:page-number

The style:page-number attribute specifies the page number that should be used for a new page when either a paragraph or table style specifies a master page that should be applied beginning from the start of a paragraph or table.

The defined values for the style:page-number attribute are:

- •auto: a page has the page number of the previous page, incremented by one.

- •a value of type nonNegativeInteger 18.2: specifies a page number.

The style:page-number attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 and <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The values of the style:page-number attribute are a value of type nonNegativeInteger 18.2 or auto.

## 20.329 style:paper-tray-name

The style:paper-tray-name attribute specifies the paper tray to use when printing a document. The names assigned to the paper trays depends upon the printer.

The defined values for the style:paper-tray-name attribute are:

- •default: the default tray specified by printer configuration settings.

- •a value of type string 18.2

The style:paper-tray-name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The values of the style:paper-tray-name attribute are default or a value of type string 18.2.

## 20.330 style:print

The style:print attribute specifies the components in a spreadsheet document to print.

The value of the style:print attribute is a white space separated list of one or more of these values:

- •annotations: annotations should be printed.

- •charts: charts should be printed.

- •drawings: drawings should be printed.

- •formulas: formulas should be printed.

- •grid: grid lines should be printed.

- •headers: headers should be printed.

- •objects: (including graphics): objects should be printed.

- •zero-values: zero-values should be printed.

The style:print attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The value of the style:print attribute is a white space separated lists of one of these values: headers, grid, annotations, objects, charts, drawings, formulas, or zero-values, including the empty list.

## 20.331 style:print-content

### 20.331.1 General

The style:print-content attribute specifies if content is printed.

### 20.331.2 <style:graphic-properties>

The style:print-content attribute specifies if frame content is printed.

The style:print-content attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The style:print-content attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

### 20.331.3 <style:table-cell-properties>

The style:print-content attribute specifies if cell content is printed.

The style:print-content attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The style:print-content attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.332 style:print-page-order

The style:print-page-order attribute specifies the order in which data in a spreadsheet is numbered and printed when the data does not fit on one printed page.

The defined values for the style:print-page-order attribute are:

- •ltr: create pages from the first column to the last column before continuing with the next set of rows.

- •ttb: create pages from the top row to the bottom row before continuing with the next set of columns.

The style:print-page-order attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The values of the style:print-page-order attribute are ttb or ltr.

## 20.333 style:print-orientation

The style:print-orientation attribute specifies the orientation of the printed page. The value of this attribute can be portrait or landscape.

The defined values for the style:print-orientation attribute are:

- •landscape: a page is printed in landscape orientation.

- •portrait: a page is printed in portrait orientation.

The style:print-orientation attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The values of the style:print-orientation attribute are portrait or landscape.

## 20.334 style:protect

### 20.334.1 General

The style:protect attribute specifies the protection of content.

### 20.334.2 <style:graphic-properties>

The style:protect attribute specifies whether the content, size, or position of a frame is protected. The value of this attribute can be either none or a white space separated list that consists of any of the values content, position, or size.

The defined values for the style:protect attribute are:

- •content: content of a frame should be protected from editing.

- •none: the content, size and position of a frame should be subject to editing.

- •position: the position of a frame should be protected from editing.

- •size: the size of a frame should be protected from editing.

The style:protect attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the style:protect attribute are none, or white space separated non-empty lists of one of these values: content, position, or size..

### 20.334.3 <style:section-properties>

The style:protect attribute specifies that sections should not be changed. The user interface should prevent the user from manually making any changes. The style:protect attribute should be set to true by default for linked sections or indexes. Removing the protection from linked sections or indexes leaves them unprotected from editing, but any edits will be over-written by updates to those sections.

The defined values for the style:protect attribute are:

- •false: sections should not be protected from editing.

- •true: sections should be protected from editing.

The style:protect attribute is usable with the following element: <style:section-properties> 17.11.

The style:protect attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.335 style:punctuation-wrap

The style:punctuation-wrap attribute specifies whether a punctuation mark, if one is present, can be hanging, that is, whether it can placed in the margin area at the end of a full line of text.

The defined values for the style:punctuation-wrap attribute are:

- •hanging: a punctuation mark can be placed in the margin area at the end of a full line of text.

- •simple: a punctuation mark cannot be placed in the margin area at the end of a full line of text.

The style:punctuation-wrap attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The values of the style:punctuation-wrap attribute are simple or hanging.

## 20.336 style:register-true

The style:register-true attribute specifies whether the lines on both sides of a printed page align. The text baselines of text in page columns or text box columns also align.

The defined values for the style:register-true attribute are:

- •false: lines on both sides of a printed text need not align.

- •true: lines on both sides of a printed text should align.

The style:register-true attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The style:register-true attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.337 style:register-truth-ref-style-name

The style:register-truth-ref-style-name attribute specifies a paragraph style. The line distance specified of the paragraph style is used as the reference line distance for all paragraphs that have the register-truth feature enabled.

The style:register-truth-ref-style-name attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:register-truth-ref-style-name attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 20.338 style:rel-column-width

The style:rel-column-width attribute specifies a relative width of a column with a number value, followed by a ”*” (U+002A, ASTERISK) character. If r c is the relative with of the column, r s the sum of all relative columns widths, and w s the absolute width that is available for these columns the absolute width w c of the column is w c=r c w s/r s.

The style:rel-column-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-column-properties> 17.16.

The style:rel-column-width attribute has the data type relativeLength 18.3.28.

## 20.339 style:rel-height

The style:rel-height attribute specifies the height of a drawing object as a relative value within a frame.

The defined values for the style:rel-height attribute are:

- •scale: the height should be calculated depending on the width, so that the ratio of width and height of the original image or object size is preserved.

- •scale-min:the height should be calculated as for value scale, but the calculated height is a minimum height rather than an absolute one.

- •a value of type percent 18.3.24.

The interpretation of relative values depends on the anchor of the drawing object. If the anchor for the drawing object is in a table cell, the percentage value is relative to the surrounding table box. If the anchor for the drawing object is in a text box, the percentage value is relative to the surrounding text box. In other cases, the percentage values is relative to the width of the page or window.

To support consumers that do not support relative width and heights, producers should also provide the height in svg:height 19.543 and fo:min-height 19.240 attributes.

The style:rel-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the style:rel-height attribute are a value of type percent 18.3.24, scale or scale-min.

## 20.340 style:rel-width

### 20.340.1 <style:graphic-properties>

The style:rel-width attribute specifies the relative width of a drawing object.

The defined values for the style:rel-width attribute are:

- •scale: the width should be calculated depending on the height, so that the ratio of width and height of the original image or object size is preserved.

- •scale-min: the width should be calculated as for value scale, but the calculated width is a minimum width rather than an absolute one.

- •a value of type percent 18.3.24.

The interpretation of the percent value depends on the anchor of the drawing object. If the anchor for the drawing object is in a table cell, the percent value of the surrounding table box. If the anchor for the drawing object is in a text box, the percentage value of the surrounding text box. In all other cases, the percent value of the containing page or window

To support consumers that do not support relative width, producers should also provide the width in a svg:width 19.575 attribute.

The style:rel-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the style:rel-width attribute are a value of type percent 18.3.24, scale or scale-min.

### 20.340.2 <style:table-properties>

The style:rel-width attribute specifies the width of a table relative to the width of the area that the table is in.

The style:rel-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The style:rel-width attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.341 style:repeat

The style:repeat attribute specifies if an image can be repeated or stretched over an area.

The defined values for the style:repeat attribute are:

- •no-repeat: image should not be repeated.

- •repeat: image should be repeated.

- •stretch: image should be scaled anisotropically to fill the background completely.

- •scale: image should be scaled isotropically to fill the background along one axis. By default, the image is centered on the other axis, unless the draw:fill-image-ref-point 20.125 attribute exists and specifies the alignment on the other axis.

The style:repeat attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the style:repeat attribute are no-repeat, repeat, stretch or scale.

## 20.342 style:repeat-content

The style:repeat-content attribute specifies whether text content of a cell is displayed as many times as there is space left in the cell's writing direction. The attribute has no effect for cell content that contains a line break.

The defined values for the style:repeat-content attribute are:

- •false: text content of a cell should not be displayed as many times as there is space left in the cell's writing direction.

- •true: text content of a cell should be displayed as many times as there is space left in the cell's writing direction.

The style:repeat-content attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The style:repeat-content attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.343 style:rfc-language-tag

The style:rfc-language-tag attribute specifies a language identifier according to the rules of [RFC5646], or its successors.

It shall only be used if its value cannot be expressed as a valid combination of the fo:language 20.202, fo:script 20.222 and fo:country 20.188 attributes.

Producers may add support for consumers that don't support the style:rfc-language-tag attribute by specifying fo:language, fo:script and fo:country attributes with values that are implementation-dependent.

The attribute is evaluated for any [UNICODE] characters that are not of type asian or complex. 20.358

The style:rfc-language-tag attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:rfc-language-tag attribute has the data type language 18.3.17.

## 20.344 style:rfc-language-tag-asian

The style:rfc-language-tag-asian attribute specifies a language identifier according to the rules of [RFC5646], or its successors.

It shall only be used if its value cannot be expressed as a valid combination of the style:language-asian 20.302, style:script-asian 20.356 and style:country-asian 20.256 attributes.

Producers may add support for consumers that don't support the style:rfc-language-tag-asian attribute by specifying style:language-asian, style:script-asian and style:country-asian attributes with values that are implementation-dependent.

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters that are of type asian. 20.358.

The style:rfc-language-tag-asian attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:rfc-language-tag-asian attribute has the data type language 18.3.17.

## 20.345 style:rfc-language-tag-complex

The style:rfc-language-tag-complex attribute specifies a language identifier according to the rules of [RFC5646], or its successors.

It shall only be used if its value cannot be expressed as a valid combination of the style:language-complex 20.303, style:script-complex 20.357 and style:country-complex 20.257 attributes.

Producers may add support for consumers that don't support the style:rfc-language-tag-complex attribute by specifying style:language-complex, style:script-complex and style:country-complex attributes with values that are implementation-dependent.

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters that are of type complex..

The style:rfc-language-tag-complex attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:rfc-language-tag-complex attribute has the data type language 18.3.17.

## 20.346 style:rotation-align

The style:rotation-align attribute specifies how the edge of the text in a cell is aligned after a rotation.

The defined values for the style:rotation-align attribute are shown in Table 22:

Table 22 - Rotation align values

Alignment | Text is... | Borders and background are...
None. | Rotated and aligned within the cell. | Unchanged.
Bottom | Rotated and may overlap with other cells if the text is longer than the length of the cell. | Positioned parallel to the text, whereby the edge that is named by the attribute value aligns with the corresponding edge of the cell's original position.
Center
Top

The style:rotation-align attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The values of the style:rotation-align attribute are none, bottom, top or center.

## 20.347 style:rotation-angle

The style:rotation-angle attribute specifies the rotation angle of content. The attribute value is an angle.

If used with a chart style applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element the attribute specifies the rotation of the axis labels, each tick label is rotated, the axis title is not affected in this case.

If used with a chart style applied to a <chart:data-label> 11.15, <chart:data-point>11.14, <chart:series> 11.12 or <chart:plot-area> 11.5 element the attribute specifies the rotation angle of the according data labels.

If used with a chart style applied to a <chart:title> 11.2.1 element the attribute specifies the rotation angle of the title.

The style:rotation-angle attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:chart-properties> 17.22 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The style:rotation-angle attribute has the data type angle 18.3.1.

## 20.348 style:row-height

The style:row-height attribute specifies a fixed row height.

The style:row-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-row-properties> 17.17.

The style:row-height attribute has the data type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 20.349 style:ruby-align

The style:ruby-align attribute specifies the horizontal alignment of the ruby text in relationship to the ruby base.

The defined values for the style:ruby-align attribute are:

- •center: ruby text centered on ruby base text.

- •distribute-letter: If the width of the ruby text is smaller than that of the ruby base text, then the ruby text contents are evenly distributed across the width of the ruby base text, with the first and last ruby text glyphs lining up with the corresponding first and last base glyphs. If the width of the ruby text is at least the width of the ruby base text, then the letters of the ruby base text are evenly distributed across the width of the ruby text.

- •distribute-space: If the width of the ruby text is smaller than that of the ruby base text, then the ruby text contents are evenly distributed across the width of the ruby base text, with a amount of white space preceding the first and following the last character in the ruby text. That amount of white space is normally equal to half the amount of inter-character space of the ruby text. If the width of the ruby text is at least the width of the ruby base text, then the same type of space distribution applies to the ruby base text. If the base is shorter than the ruby text, the base is distribute-space aligned.

- •left: ruby text to the left of ruby base text.

- •right: ruby text to the right of ruby base text.

The style:ruby-align attribute is usable with the following element: <style:ruby-properties> 17.10.

The values of the style:ruby-align attribute are left, center, right, distribute-letter or distribute-space.

## 20.350 style:ruby-position

The style:ruby-position attribute specifies the vertical position of the ruby text in relationship to the ruby base.

The defined values for the style:ruby-position attribute are:

- •above: ruby text should be above ruby base text.

- •below: ruby text should be below ruby base text.

The style:ruby-position attribute is usable with the following element: <style:ruby-properties> 17.10.

The values of the style:ruby-position attribute are above or below.

## 20.351 style:run-through

The style:run-through attribute specifies whether content of a frame is displayed in the background or foreground.

The defined values for the style:run-through attribute are:

- •background: frame content is displayed behind a text.

- •foreground: frame content is displayed in front of a text.

The default value for this attribute is foreground.

Use of this attribute depends upon the presence of a style:wrap 20.400 attribute with the value run-through.

The style:run-through attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the style:run-through attribute are foreground or background.

## 20.352 style:scale-to

The style:scale-to attribute specifies that a document is to be scaled to a percentage value. A value of 100% means no scaling.

If style:scale-to, style:scale-to-pages 20.353, style:scale-to-X 20.354 and style:scale-to-Y 20.355 attributes are absent, a document is not scaled.

The style:scale-to attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:scale-to attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.353 style:scale-to-pages

The style:scale-to-pages attribute specifies the number of pages on which a document should be printed. The document is scaled to fit a specified number of pages.

If style:scale-to-pages, style:scale-to 20.352, style:scale-to-X 20.354 and style:scale-to-Y 20.355 attributes are absent, a document is not scaled.

The style:scale-to-pages attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:scale-to-pages attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 20.354 style:scale-to-X

The style:scale-to-X attribute specifies the number of pages on which a document should be printed. The document is scaled to fit up to style:scale-to-X pages horizontally. If style:scale-to-X, style:scale-to-Y 20.355, style:scale-to-pages 20.353 and style:scale-to 20.352 are absent, a document is not scaled.

The style:scale-to-X attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:scale-to-X attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 20.355 style:scale-to-Y

The style:scale-to-Y attribute specifies the number of pages on which a document should be printed. The document is scaled to fit up to style:scale-to-Y pages vertically. If style:scale-to-Y, style:scale-to-X 20.354, style:scale-to-pages 20.353 and style:scale-to 20.352 are absent, a document is not scaled.

The style:scale-to-Y attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:scale-to-Y attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 20.356 style:script-asian

The style:script-asian attribute specifies the script code of a text. The attribute should be used only if necessary according to the rules of §2.2.3 of [RFC5646], or its successors.

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is asian. 20.358

It may be ignored if is not specified together with a style:language-asian 20.302 attribute.

The style:script-asian attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:script-asian attribute has the data type scriptCode 18.3.30.

## 20.357 style:script-complex

The style:script-complex attribute specifies the script code of a text. The attribute should be used only if necessary according to the rules of §2.2.3 of [RFC5646], or its successors.

This attribute is evaluated for [UNICODE] characters whose script type is complex. 20.358

It may be ignored if is not specified together with a style:language-complex 20.303 attribute.

The style:script-complex attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:script-complex attribute has the data type scriptCode 18.3.30.

## 20.358 style:script-type

The style:script-type attribute specifies which script type dependent attributes ( fo:font-family 20.189, style:font-family-asian 20.302, style:font-family-complex 20.303) are currently active for a portion of text. The attribute may be evaluated by consumers that cannot determine the script types of Unicode characters to select the correct script type dependent formatting properties. Consumers that can determine script types of Unicode characters may also evaluate the attribute and overwrite the script type they determine for a specific character with the value of the attribute.

Note: The usage of this attribute simplifies transformations from and to [CSS2]/[XSL] and other formats that do not have script-dependent attributes, and also can be used to assign script-types to weak [UNICODE] characters, where consumers may choose different script types.

The value ignore can be used only within default styles. If it is set, all script-dependent attributes are applied to all script types. This would mean that a fo:font-family would be applied to all script types as well as a style:font-family-asian or style:font-family-complex.

Note: Use of the ignore value simplifies saving documents with producers that do not support a script type.

The defined values for the style:script-type attribute are:

- •asian: all asian script type dependent attributes are active.

- •complex: all complex script type dependent attributes are active.

- •ignore: all script type dependent attributes are applied to all script types. This is available on default styles only.

- •latin: all latin script type dependent attributes are active.

The mapping of Unicode code points to script types is defined by table 23. Consumers should apply this mapping. For Unicode code points for which no mapping is defined, the mapping is implementation-dependent.

Table 23 - Unicode Code Point to Script Type Mapping

Unicode Code Point Ranges | Script Type
U+0003..U+001F, U+0021..U+009F, U+00A1..U+04FF, U+0530..U+058F, U+10A0..U+10FF, U+13A0..U+16FF, U+1E00..U+1FFF, U+2C60..U+2C7F, U+2C80..U+2CE3, U+A720..U+A7FF | latin
U+0590..U+074F, U+0780..U+07BF, U+0900..U+109F, U+1200..U+137F, U+1780..U+18AF, U+FB50..U+FDFF, U+FE70..U+FEFF | complex
U+1100..U+11FF, U+2E80..U+31BF, U+31C0..U+31EF, U+3200..U+4DBF, U+4E00..U+A4CF, U+AC00..U+D7AF, U+F900..U+FAFF, U+FE30..U+FE4F, U+FF00..U+FFEF, U+20000..U+2A6DF, U+2F800..U+2FA1F | asian

The style:script-type attribute specifies which script type dependent attributes are currently active for a portion of text. The attribute may be evaluated by consumers that do not support script types to select the correct script dependent formatting properties. Consumers that support script types may also evaluate the attribute and overwrite the script type they would evaluate for a specific character.

The style:script-type attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:script-type attribute are latin, asian, complex or ignore.

## 20.359 style:shadow

The style:shadow attribute specifies a shadow effect.

The defined values for this attribute are those defined in §7.16.5 of [XSL], except the value inherit.

The shadow effect is not applied to the text content of an element, but depending on the element where the attribute appears, to a paragraph, a text box, a page body, a header, a footer, a table or a table cell.

The style:shadow attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21, <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5, <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2, <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6, <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18 and <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The values of the style:shadow attribute are none or a value of type string 18.2.

## 20.360 style:shrink-to-fit

The style:shrink-to-fit attribute specifies whether content is reduced in size to fit within a cell or drawing object. Shrinking means that the font size of the content is decreased to fit the content into a cell or drawing object. The attribute has no effect on cells where the cell content already fits into the cell.

The defined values for the style:shrink-to-fit attribute are:

- •false: content should not be reduced in size to fit within a cell or drawing object.

- •true: content should be reduced in size to fit within a cell or drawing object.

The style:shrink-to-fit attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21 and <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The style:shrink-to-fit attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.361 style:snap-to-layout-grid

The style:snap-to-layout-grid attribute specifies whether the layout of a paragraph should consider the layout grid settings of the page where it appears.

The defined values for the style:snap-to-layout-grid attribute are:

- •false: layout of a paragraph should not consider the layout grid settings of the page where it appears.

- •true: layout of a paragraph should consider the layout grid settings of the page where it appears.

The style:snap-to-layout-grid attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The style:snap-to-layout-grid attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.362 style:tab-stop-distance

The style:tab-stop-distance attribute specifies the distance between default tab stops. A default tab stop is repeated automatically after the specified distance. Default tab stops are only evaluated if they are specified within a default style.

The style:tab-stop-distance attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The style:tab-stop-distance attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 20.363 style:table-centering

The style:table-centering attribute specifies whether tables are centered horizontally and/or vertically on the page. This attribute only applies to spreadsheet documents.

The default is to align the table to the top-left or top-right corner of the page, depending of its writing direction.

The defined values for the style:table-centering attribute are:

- •both: tables should be centered both horizontally and vertically on the pages where they appear.

- •horizontal: tables should be centered horizontally on the pages where they appear.

- •none: tables should not be centered both horizontally or vertically on the pages where they appear.

- •vertical: tables should be centered vertically on the pages where they appear.

The style:table-centering attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The values of the style:table-centering attribute are horizontal, vertical, both or none.

## 20.364 style:text-align-source

The style:text-align-source attribute specifies the source of a text-align attribute.

The defined values for the style:text-align-source attribute are:

- •fix: content alignment uses the value of the fo:text-align 20.223 attribute.

- •value-type: content alignment uses the value-type of the cell.

The default alignment for a cell value-type string is left, for other value-types it is right.

The style:text-align-source attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The values of the style:text-align-source attribute are fix or value-type.

## 20.365 style:text-autospace

The style:text-autospace attribute specifies whether to add space between portions of Asian, Western, and complex texts.

The defined values for the style:text-autospace attribute are:

- •ideograph-alpha: space should be added between portions of Asian, Western and complex texts.

- •none: space should not be added between portions of Asian, Western and complex texts.

The style:text-autospace attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The values of the style:text-autospace attribute are none or ideograph-alpha.

## 20.366 style:text-blinking

The style:text-blinking attribute specifies whether text blinks.

The defined values for the style:text-blinking attribute are:

- •false: text should not blink.

- •true: text should blink.

The style:text-blinking attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:text-blinking attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.367 style:text-combine

The style:text-combine attribute specifies whether to combine characters so that they are displayed within two lines.

The defined values for the style:text-combine attribute are:

- •letters: Display text in Kumimoji. Up to five (5) characters are combined within two lines and are displayed with a reduced size in a single wide-cell character. Additional characters are displayed as normal text.

- •lines: Displays text in Warichu. All characters with the style:text-combine attribute that immediately follow each other are displayed within two lines of approximately the same length. A line break may occur between any two characters to meet this constraint.

- •none: characters should not be combined.

The style:text-combine attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-combine attribute are none, letters or lines.

## 20.368 style:text-combine-start-char

The style:text-combine-start-char attribute specifies the start character that is displayed before a portion of text whose style:text-combine 20.367 attribute has a value of lines.

The style:text-combine-start-char attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:text-combine-start-char attribute has the data type character 18.3.7.

## 20.369 style:text-combine-end-char

The style:text-combine-end-char attribute specifies the end character that is displayed after a portion of text whose style:text-combine 20.367 attribute has a value of lines.

The style:text-combine-end-char attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:text-combine-end-char attribute has the data type character 18.3.7.

## 20.370 style:text-emphasize

The style:text-emphasize attribute specifies emphasis in a text composed of [UNICODE] characters whose script type is asian. 20.358

The value of this attribute consists of two white space-separated values.

The first value represents the style to use for emphasis.

The second value represents the position of the emphasis and it can be above or below. If the first value is none, the second value can be omitted.

The defined values for the style:text-emphasize attribute are:

- •accent: calligraphic accent strokes.

- •circle: hollow circles.

- •disc: filled circles.

- •dot: calligraphic dot.

- •none: no emphasis marks.

The style:text-emphasize attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-emphasize attribute are none, or two white space separated values. The first of these values is one of: none, accent, dot, circle or disc. The second of these values is one of: above or below.

## 20.371 style:text-line-through-color

The style:text-line-through-color attribute specifies the color that is used for line-through text.

The defined values for the style:text-line-through-color attribute are:

- •font-color: current text color is used for underlining.

- •a value of type color 18.3.9

The style:text-line-through-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-line-through-color attribute are font-color or a value of type color 18.3.9.

## 20.372 style:text-line-through-mode

The style:text-line-through-mode attribute specifies whether lining through is applied to words only or to portions of text.

The defined values for the style:text-line-through-mode attribute are:

- •continuous: lining is applied to words and separating spaces.

- •skip-white-space: lining is not applied to spaces between words.

The style:text-line-through-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-line-through-mode attribute are continuous or skip-white-space.

## 20.373 style:text-line-through-style

The style:text-line-through-style attribute specifies a style for rendering a line-through text.

The defined values for the style:text-line-through-style attribute are:

- •none: text has no line through it.

- •dash: text has a dashed line through it.

- •dot-dash: text has a line whose repeating pattern is a dot followed by a dash through it.

- •dot-dot-dash: text has a line whose repeating pattern is two dots followed by a dash through it.

- •dotted: text has a dotted line through it.

- •long-dash: text has a dashed line whose dashes are longer than the ones from the dashed line for value dash through it.

- •solid: text has a solid line through it.

- •wave: text has a wavy line through it.

Note: The definitions of the values of the style:text-line-through-style attribute are based on the text decoration style 'text-line-through-style' from [CSS3Text], §9.2.

The style:text-line-through-style attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-line-through-style attribute are none, solid, dotted, dash, long-dash, dot-dash, dot-dot-dash or wave.

## 20.374 style:text-line-through-text

The style:text-line-through-text attribute specifies a text that is used for line-through. The attribute will be evaluated only if the value of style:text-line-through-style 20.373 attribute is different than none.

If the attribute value is not empty, the attribute value string is used for line-through instead of the line style that has been specified by the style:text-line-through-style attribute. Consumers that do not support line-through with text should ignore the attribute, and should use the line style specified by the style:text-line-through-style attribute.

Consumers that support line-through with single characters only, should use the first character of the value for line-through, if the style:text-line-through-text attribute value has more than one character. Consumers that support line-through with specific characters only (like ”x” or ”/” (U+002F, SOLIDUS) should use one of these characters if the attribute specifies characters that are not supported.

The style:text-line-through-text attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:text-line-through-text attribute has the data type string 18.2.

## 20.375 style:text-line-through-text-style

The style:text-line-through-text-style specifies a text style that is applied to text-line-through characters. It is not applied to line-through lines. If the attribute appears in an automatic style, it may reference either an automatic text style or a common style. If the attribute appears in a common style, it may reference a common style only.

The style:text-line-through-text-style attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:text-line-through-text-style attribute has the data type styleNameRef 18.3.33.

## 20.376 style:text-line-through-type

The style:text-line-through-type attribute specifies whether text is lined through, and if so, whether a single or double line will be used.

The defined values for the style:text-line-through-type attribute are:

- •double: a double line should be used for a line-through text.

- •none: deprecated.

- •single: a single line should be used for a line-through text.

Every occurrence of the style:text-line-through-type attribute should be accompanied by an occurrence of the style:text-line-through-style 20.373 attribute on the same element. There should not be an occurrence of the style:text-line-through-type attribute if the value of the style:text-line-through-style attribute is none.

The style:text-line-through-type attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-line-through-type attribute are none, single or double.

## 20.377 style:text-line-through-width

The style:text-line-through-width attribute specifies the width of a line-through line. The value bold specifies a line width that is calculated from the font sizes like an auto width, but is wider than an auto width.

The defined values for the style:text-line-through-width attribute are:

- •auto: the width of a line-through should be calculated from the font size of the text where the line-through will appear.

- •bold: the width of a line-through should be calculated from the font size of the text where the line-through will appear but is wider than for the value of auto.

- •a value of type percent 18.3.24

- •a value of type positiveInteger 18.2

- •a value of type positiveLength 18.3.27

The line-through text styles referenced by the values dash, medium, thick and thin, are implementation-defined. Thin shall be smaller width than medium and medium shall be a smaller width than thick.

The style:text-line-through-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-line-through-width attribute are auto, normal, bold, thin, medium, thick, a value of type positiveInteger 18.2, a value of type percent 18.3.24 or a value of type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 20.378 style:text-outline

The style:text-outline attribute specifies whether to display an outline of text or the text itself.

The defined values for the style:text-outline attribute are:

- •false: text itself should be displayed.

- •true: outline of text should be displayed.

The style:text-outline attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:text-outline attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.379 style:text-overline-color

The style:text-overline-color attribute specifies a color that is used to overline text.

The defined values for the style:text-overline-color attribute are:

- •font-color: the current text color is used for overlining.

- •a value of type color

The style:text-overline-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-overline-color attribute are font-color or a value of type color 18.3.9.

## 20.380 style:text-overline-mode

The style:text-overline-mode attribute specifies whether overlining is applied to words only or to portions of text.

The defined values for the style:text-line-through-mode attribute are:

- •continuous: overlining is applied to words and separating spaces.

- •skip-white-space: overlining is not applied to spaces between words.

The style:text-overline-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-overline-mode attribute are continuous or skip-white-space.

## 20.381 style:text-overline-style

The style:text-overline-style attribute specifies a style for rendering a line over text.

The defined values for the style:text-overline-style attribute are:

- •none: text has no overlining.

- •dash: text has a dashed line overlining it.

- •dot-dash: text has a line whose repeating pattern is a dot followed by a dash overlining it.

- •dot-dot-dash: text has a line whose repeating pattern is two dots followed by a dash overlining it.

- •dotted: text has a dotted line overlining it.

- •long-dash: text has a dashed line whose dashes are longer than the ones from the dashed line for value dash overlining it.

- •solid: text has a solid line overlining it.

- •wave: text has a wavy line overlining it.

Note: The definitions of the values of the style:text-overline-style attribute are based on the text decoration style 'text-overline-style' from [CSS3Text], §9.2.

The style:text-overline-style attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-overline-style attribute are none, solid, dotted, dash, long-dash, dot-dash, dot-dot-dash or wave.

## 20.382 style:text-overline-type

The style:text-overline-type attribute specifies the type of overlining applied to a text.

The defined values for the style:text-overline-type attribute are:

- •double: a double line should be used for overlining text.

- •none: deprecated.

- •single: a single line should be used for overlining text.

Every occurrence of the style:text-overline-type attribute should be accompanied by an occurrence of the style:text-overline-style 20.381 attribute on the same element. There should not be an occurrence of the style:text-overline-type attribute if the value of the style:text-overline-style attribute is none.

The style:text-overline-type attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-overline-type attribute are none, single or double.

## 20.383 style:text-overline-width

The style:text-overline-width attribute specifies the width of an overline. The value bold specifies a line width that is calculated from the font sizes like an auto width, but is wider than an auto width.

The defined values for the style:text-overline-width attribute are:

- •auto: the width of an overline should be calculated from the font size of the text where the overline will appear.

- •bold: the width of an overline should be calculated from the font size of the text where the overline will appear but is wider than for the value of auto.

- •a value of type percent 18.3.24

- •a value of type positiveInteger 18.2

- •a value of type positiveLength 18.3.27

The overline text styles referenced by the values dash, medium, thick and thin, are implementation-defined. Thin shall be smaller width than medium and medium shall be a smaller width than thick.

The style:text-overline-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-overline-width attribute are auto, normal, bold, thin, medium, thick, a value of type positiveInteger 18.2, a value of type percent 18.3.24 or a value of type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 20.384 style:text-position

The style:text-position attribute specifies whether text is positioned above or below the baseline and to specify the relative font height that is used for this text.

This attribute can have one or two values.

The first value shall be present and specifies the vertical text position as a percentage of the current font height or it takes one of the values sub or super. Negative percentages or the sub value place the text below the baseline. Positive percentages or the super value place the text above the baseline. If sub or super is specified, the consumer chooses an appropriate text position.

The second value may be present and specifies the font height as a percentage of the current font-height. If this value is not specified, an appropriate font height is used.

The style:text-position attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:text-position attribute has one or two white space separated values. The first values is of type percent 18.3.24, or is one of: super or sub. The second value is of type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.385 style:text-rotation-angle

The style:text-rotation-angle attribute specifies an angle to which text is rotated. The value of this attribute can be any integer, which specifies the rotation angle in degrees, or an angle as specified in angle. 18.3.1

If more than one character is selected, the entire selection is rotated as a block.

The style:text-rotation-angle attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:text-rotation-angle attribute has the data type angle 18.3.1.

## 20.386 style:text-rotation-scale

The style:text-rotation-scale attribute specifies whether for rotated text the width of the text should be scaled to fit into the current line height or the width of the text should remain fixed, therefore changing the current line height.

The defined values for the style:text-rotation-scale attribute are:

- •fixed: width of text should remain fixed.

- •line-height: width of text should be scaled to fit the current line height.

The style:text-rotation-scale attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-rotation-scale attribute are fixed or line-height.

## 20.387 style:text-scale

The style:text-scale attribute specifies whether to decrease or increase the width of text by scaling the font width.

The style:text-scale attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:text-scale attribute has the data type percent 18.3.24.

## 20.388 style:text-underline-color

The style:text-underline-color attribute specifies a color that is used to underline text.

The defined values for the style:text-underline-color attribute are:

- •font-color: the current text color is used for underlining.

- •a value of type color: the color to be used for underlining.

The style:text-underline-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-underline-color attribute are font-color or a value of type color 18.3.9.

## 20.389 style:text-underline-mode

The style:text-underline-mode attribute specifies whether underlining is applied to words only or to portions of text. If underlining is applied to text portions, the spaces between words and the words are underlined.

The defined values for the style:text-underline-mode attribute are:

- •continuous: underlining is applied to words and separating spaces.

- •skip-white-space: underlining is not applied to spaces between words.

The style:text-underline-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-underline-mode attribute are continuous or skip-white-space.

## 20.390 style:text-underline-style

The style:text-underline-style attribute specifies a style for underlining text.

The defined values for the style:text-underline-style attribute are:

- •none: text has no underlining.

- •dash: text has a dashed line underlining it.

- •dot-dash: text has a line whose repeating pattern is a dot followed by a dash underlining it.

- •dot-dot-dash: text has a line whose repeating pattern is two dots followed by a dash underlining it.

- •dotted: text has a dotted line underlining it.

- •long-dash: text has a dashed line whose dashes are longer than the ones from the dashed line for value dash underlining it.

- •solid: text has a solid line underlining it.

- •wave: text has a wavy line underlining it.

Note: The definitions of the values of the style:text-underline-style attribute are based on the text decoration style 'text-underline-style' from [CSS3Text], §9.2.

The style:text-underline-style attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-underline-style attribute are none, solid, dotted, dash, long-dash, dot-dash, dot-dot-dash or wave.

## 20.391 style:text-underline-type

The style:text-underline-type attribute specifies the type of underlining applied to a text.

The defined values for the style:text-underline-type attribute are:

- •double: a double line should be used for underlining applied to a text.

- •none: deprecated.

- •single: a single line should be used for underlining applied to a text.

Every occurrence of the style:text-underline-type attribute should be accompanied by an occurrence of the style:text-underline-style 20.390 attribute on the same element. There should not be an occurrence of the style:text-underline-type attribute if the value of the style:text-underline-style attribute is none.

The style:text-underline-type attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-underline-type attribute are none, single or double.

## 20.392 style:text-underline-width

The style:text-underline-width attribute specifies the width of an underline. The value bold specifies a line width that is calculated from the font sizes like an auto width, but is wider than an auto width.

The defined values for the style:text-underline-width attribute are:

- •auto: the width of an underline should be calculated from the font size of the text where the underline will appear.

- •bold: the width of an underline should be calculated from the font size of the text where the underline will appear but is wider than for the value of auto.

- •a value of type percent 18.3.24.

- •a value of type positiveInteger 18.2.

- •a value of type positiveLength 18.3.27.

The underline text styles referenced by the values dash, medium, thick and thin, are implementation-defined. Thin shall be smaller width than medium and medium shall be a smaller width than thick.

The style:text-underline-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The values of the style:text-underline-width attribute are auto, normal, bold, thin, medium, thick, a value of type positiveInteger 18.2, a value of type percent 18.3.24 or a value of type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 20.393 style:use-optimal-column-width

The style:use-optimal-column-width attribute specifies that a column width should be recalculated automatically if content in the column changes.

The defined values for the style:use-optimal-column-width attribute are:

- •false: column width should not be recalculated automatically if content in the column changes.

- •true: column width should be recalculated automatically if content in the column changes.

The style:use-optimal-column-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-column-properties> 17.16.

The style:use-optimal-column-width attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.394 style:use-optimal-row-height

The style:use-optimal-row-height attribute specifies that a row height should be recalculated automatically if content in the row changes.

The defined values for the style:use-optimal-row-height attribute are:

- •false: row height should not be recalculated automatically if content in the row changes.

- •true: row height should be recalculated automatically if content in the row changes.

The style:use-optimal-row-height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-row-properties> 17.17.

The style:use-optimal-row-height attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.395 style:use-window-font-color

The style:use-window-font-color attribute specifies whether the window foreground color should be used as the foreground color for a light background color and white for a dark background color. The determination of light or dark color is implementation-defined.

The defined values for the style:use-window-font-color attribute are:

- •false: the foreground color is specified by the fo:color attribute.

- •true: windows foreground color should be used as the foreground color for a light background color and white for a dark background color.

The style:use-window-font-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The style:use-window-font-color attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.396 style:vertical-align

### 20.396.1 <style:paragraph-properties>

The style:vertical-align attribute specifies the vertical position of a character. By default characters are aligned according to their baseline.

The defined values for the style:vertical-align attribute are:

- •auto: automatically, which sets the vertical alignment to suit the text rotation. Text that is rotated 0 or 90 degrees is aligned to the baseline, while text that is rotated 270 degrees is aligned to the center of the line.

- •baseline: to the baseline of the character.

- •bottom: to the bottom of the line.

- •middle: to the center of the line.

- •top: to the top of the line.

The style:vertical-align attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The values of the style:vertical-align attribute are top, middle, bottom, auto or baseline.

### 20.396.2 <style:table-cell-properties>

The style:vertical-align attribute specifies the vertical alignment of text in a table cell. The options for the vertical alignment attribute are as follows:

The defined values for the style:vertical-align attribute are:

- •automatic: consumer determines how to align the text.

- •bottom: aligns text vertically with the bottom of the cell.

- •middle: aligns text vertically with the middle of the cell.

- •top: aligns text vertically with the top of the cell.

The style:vertical-align attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The values of the style:vertical-align attribute are top, middle, bottom or automatic.

## 20.397 style:vertical-pos

The style:vertical-pos attribute specifies the vertical alignment of a frame in relation to an area or line specified by the style:vertical-rel [20.398] attribute.

The defined values for the style:vertical-pos attribute are:

- •below: the top corner of the frame is positioned below the reference area or line.

- •bottom: the bottom of the frame is aligned with the bottom edge of the reference area or line.

- •from-top: the svg:y attribute associated with the frame element specifies the vertical position of the top edge of the frame relative to a reference line. Otherwise, the svg:y attribute is ignored for text documents.

  In case the attribute style:vertical-rel specifies an area, the top edge of the area is used as reference line.

- •middle: the middle of the frame is aligned with the middle of the reference area or line.

- •top: the top of the frame is aligned with the top edge of the reference area or line.

The style:vertical-pos attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21 and <style:list-level-properties> 17.19.

The values of the style:vertical-pos attribute are top, middle, bottom, from-top or below.

## 20.398 style:vertical-rel

The style:vertical-rel attribute specifies the area or line against which the vertical position of a frame is positioned.

The defined values for the style:vertical-rel attribute are:

baseline: vertical position of frame positioned relative to a baseline.

char: vertical position of frame positioned relative to a character.

frame: vertical position of frame positioned relative to a frame area.

frame-content: vertical position of frame positioned relative to frame content area.

line: vertical position of frame positioned relative to a line.

page: vertical position of frame positioned relative to a page area.

page-content: vertical position of frame positioned relative to page content area.

p age-content-bottom: vertical position of frame positioned relative to the bottom edge of page content area.

p age-content-top: vertical position of frame positioned relative to the top edge of page content area.

paragraph: vertical position of frame positioned relative to a paragraph area.

paragraph-content: vertical position of frame positioned relative to paragraph content area.

text: vertical position of frame positioned relative to text.

Table 24 displays the defined values of style:vertical-rel and text:anchor-type attributes. Value combinations that can appear in a document are marked with an X.

Table 24 - Vertical Relation Values

Value of style:vertical-rel | Value of text:anchor-type
page | frame | paragraph | char | as-char
baseline |  |  |  |  | X
char |  |  |  | X | X
frame |  | X |  |  |
frame-content |  | X |  |  |
line |  |  |  |  | X
page | X |  | X | X |
page-content | X |  | X | X |
‍page-content-bottom | X |  | X | X |
page-content-top | X |  | X | X |
paragraph |  |  | X | X |
paragraph-content |  |  | X | X |
text |  |  |  |  | X

The style:vertical-rel attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21 and <style:list-level-properties> 17.19.

The values of the style:vertical-rel attribute are page, page-content, page-content-bottom, page-content-top, frame, frame-content, paragraph, paragraph-content, char, line, baseline or text.

## 20.399 style:width

The style:width attribute specifies the fixed width of a table. Every table shall have a fixed width.

The style:width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The style:width attribute has the data type positiveLength 18.3.27.

## 20.400 style:wrap

The style:wrap attribute specifies how text is displayed around a frame or graphic object.

The defined values for the style:wrap attribute are:

- •biggest: text may wrap around the shape where the difference to the left or right page or column border is largest.

- •dynamic: text may wrap around both sides of the shape. The space for wrapping is set by the style:wrap-dynamic-threshold 20.403 attribute.

- •left: text wraps around the left side of the shape.

- •none: text does not wrap around the shape.

- •parallel: text wraps around both sides of the shape.

- •right: text wraps around the right side of the shape.

- •run-through: text runs through the shape.

The style:wrap attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the style:wrap attribute are none, left, right, parallel, dynamic, run-through or biggest.

## 20.401 style:wrap-contour

The style:wrap-contour attribute specifies whether text wraps around an object or the bounding box of the object.

The defined values for the style:wrap-contour attribute are:

- •false: text wraps around the bounding box.

- •true: text wraps around the object.

This is called contour wrapping.

The style:wrap-contour attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The style:wrap-contour attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.402 style:wrap-contour-mode

The style:wrap-contour-mode attribute specifies the nature of the wrapping of text around the contour of a shape.

This attribute shall be evaluated only by frames/drawing shapes or styles with non-empty style:wrap 20.400 and style:wrap-contour 20.401 attributes.

The defined values for the style:wrap-contour-mode attribute are:

- •full: text wraps around the shape and fills any spaces and indentations in the shape.

- •outside: text wraps around the general area to the left and right of the shape.

The style:wrap-contour-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the style:wrap-contour-mode attribute are full or outside.

## 20.403 style:wrap-dynamic-threshold

The style:wrap-dynamic-threshold attribute specifies the minimum distance between the page or column border and the object for which wrapping will be enabled. It is evaluated only if a style:wrap 20.400 attribute, with the value dynamic, appears on the same <style:graphic-properties> 17.21 element.

The style:wrap-dynamic-threshold attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The style:wrap-dynamic-threshold attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 20.404 style:writing-mode

### 20.404.1 General

The style:writing-mode attribute controls the direction in which characters are ordered within a line (inline direction), the direction in which lines are stacked (block direction) and the glyph orientation of individual characters. Furthermore it controls the order and display direction of columns in layout objects like section, table or page and in text boxes (called here layout direction).

Note: In context of these sections, the term “character” is to be interpreted to mean a text character as perceived by the user, or a glyph as defined in Unicode.

The orientation of images and shapes is not affected by the writing mode.

The defined values for the style:writing-mode attribute are lr-tb, lr, rl-tb, rl, tb-rl, tb, tb-lr, sideways-rl, sideways-lr and page.

- •lr-tb: see §7.27.7 of [XSL].

Inline direction is left-to-right, block direction is top-to-bottom, all characters are rendered upright.

Columns are stacked left-to-right, origin of a table is top-left.

Note: This value is common for latin scripts, such as used for English or Spanish texts, for example.

- •lr: short name for value lr-tb.

- •rl-tb: see §7.27.7 of [XSL].

Inline direction is right-to-left, block direction is top-to-bottom, all characters are rendered upright.

Columns are stacked right-to-left, origin of a table is top-right.

Note: This value is common for complex scripts, such as used for Arabic or Hebrew texts, for example.

- •rl: short name for value rl-tb.

- •tb-rl: see §7.27.7 of [XSL].

Inline direction is top-to-bottom, block direction is right-to-left. Characters of asian scripts are rendered upright, characters of other scripts are rotated 90deg clockwise.

Columns are stacked top-to-bottom, origin of a table is top-right.

Note: This value is used for vertical Korean or Japanese texts, for example.

- •tb: short name for value tb-rl.

- •tb-lr: see Appendix A.1. of [[XSL]].

Inline direction is top-to-bottom, block direction is left-to-right. Characters of asian scripts are rendered upright, characters of other scripts are rotated 90deg clockwise.

Columns are stacked top-to-bottom, origin of a table is top-left.

Note: This value is used for the traditional Mongolian script, for example.

- •sideways-rl: see §3.2 of [CSS4WritingModes]

Inline direction is top-to-bottom, block direction is right-to-left. A ll characters are rotated 90deg clockwise.

Columns are stacked top-to-bottom, origin of a table is top-right.

Note: This writing mode is not intended for specific languages, but can be used for table headers in Arabic or Hebrew texts or for 90deg clockwise rotation of tables, for example.

- •sideways-lr: see §3.2 of [CSS4WritingModes]

Inline direction is bottom-to-top, block direction is left-to-right, all characters are rotated 90deg counter-clockwise.

Columns are stacked bottom-to-top, origin of a table is bottom-left.

Note: This writing mode is not intended for specific languages, but can be used for table headers in western languages or for 90deg counter-clockwise rotation of tables, for example.

- •page: This value specifies that the writing-mode is inherited from the closest layout object in which the element is contained or from the anchor object of the element. Details are specified in the following sections.

Note: The style:writing-mode attribute can also be used in chart styles. However, it does not belong to the <style:chart-properties> element, but to the <style:graphic-properties> element or to the <style:paragraph-properties> element and therefore ‘chart-properties’ does not have its own section here.

### 20.404.2 <style:graphic-properties>

The style:writing-mode attribute of a <style:graphic-properties> element specifies the layout direction of columns within text boxes that have the graphic style assigned.

If the attribute value is page the layout direction of columns within text boxes that are anchored to a page is inherited from the layout direction of the page on which the text box is displayed. For text boxes that have a different anchor type, the layout direction is inherited from the paragraph direction of the paragraph or object that contains the text box.

If a graphic style is evaluated for the style:writing-mode property of a paragraph as specified in section 16.2, not only the <style:paragraph-properties> element but also the <style:graphic-properties> element is evaluated. If the style:writing-mode attribute is present in both elements, it shall have the same value.

The style:writing-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the style:writing-mode attribute are lr-tb, lr, rl-tb, rl, tb-rl, tb, tb-lr, sideways-rl, sideways-lr or page.

### 20.404.3 <style:page-layout-properties>

The style:writing-mode attribute of a <style:page-layout-properties> element specifies the layout direction of page columns for pages that are formatted using the page style. It further determines the binding edge and progress direction of books, see style:page-usage 19.509 and it determines the writing mode in the inheritance chain of objects, which have a style:writing-mode attribute with value page applied.

The location of the header area at top of a page and the footer area at bottom of a page is not affected by the writing mode of the page.

The value page shall not be use for a style:writing-mode attribute of a <style:page-layout-properties> element..

The style:writing-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The values of the style:writing-mode attribute are lr-tb, lr, rl-tb, rl, tb-rl, tb, tb-lr, sideways-rl, sideways-lr or page.

### 20.404.4 <style:paragraph-properties>

The style:writing-mode attribute of a <style:paragraph-properties> element specifies the inline direction, block direction and character orientation for all paragraphs that have the paragraph style assigned.

The style:writing-mode attribute specifies for the paragraph the base direction required by the BiDi Algoritm, see BD5 of [[UAX9]].

Note: The inline direction determines the location of “start” and “end” of a paragraph. For paragraphs that are contained in lists, it thus specifies where the list numbers and bullets are displayed, for writing mode rl-tb on the right side, for example.

If a <style:paragraph-property> element is child element of a graphic style that is assigned to a text box, then it specifies the layout direction of columns within the text box as well. In case the style writing-mode attribute is present in the <style:paragraph-properties> child element and in the <style:graphic-properties> child element of the same graphic style, their values shall be identical.

The value page specifies that the actual value is inherited from the layout direction of the closest layout object in which the paragraph is contained, and which has a layout direction other than page. For a paragraph element, which is direct child element of a shape, the closest layout object is the shape itself.

Note: If a paragraph style does not contain a style:writing-mode attribute, then the hierarchical style model as specified in section 16.2 is used to determine a value for the writing mode of the element that has the paragraph style applied. That is different from an attribute with value page.

The style:writing-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The values of the style:writing-mode attribute are lr-tb, lr, rl-tb, rl, tb-rl, tb, tb-lr, sideways-rl, sideways-lr or page.

### 20.404.5 <style:section-properties>

The style:writing-mode attribute of a <style:section-properties> element specifies the layout direction of section columns for text sections that have the section style assigned.

The style:writing-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <style:section-properties> 17.11.

The values of the style:writing-mode attribute are lr-tb, lr, rl-tb, rl, tb-rl, tb, tb-lr, sideways-rl, sideways-lr or page.

### 20.404.6 <style:table-cell-properties>

The style:writing-mode attribute of a <style:table-cell-properties> element specifies a layout directing for any descendant element of the cell that has a style assigned with writing mode page and for which the table cell is the closest containing layout object on which the layout direction is specified.

Note: OpenDocument further has the table cell style attribute style:direction 20.263 to specify that characters are vertically stacked but not rotated, and it further has the table cell style attribute style:glyph-orientation-vertical 20.297 to specify, that no characters in a vertical writing mode are rotated.

The style:writing-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-cell-properties> 17.18.

The values of the style:writing-mode attribute are lr-tb, lr, rl-tb, rl, tb-rl, tb, tb-lr, sideways-rl, sideways-lr or page.

### 20.404.7 <style:table-properties>

The style:writing-mode attribute of a <style:table-properties> element specifies the layout direction of table columns for tables that have the table style assigned.

If the attribute value is page the layout direction is inherited from the layout direction of the closest layout object in which the table is contained, and which has a layout direction other than page.

The style:writing-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The values of the style:writing-mode attribute are lr-tb, lr, rl-tb, rl, tb-rl, tb, tb-lr, sideways-rl, sideways-lr or page.

## 20.405 style:writing-mode-automatic

The style:writing-mode-automatic attribute specifies whether a consumer may recalculate the writing mode of a paragraph based on its content whenever the content is edited.

The writing-mode should be specified in a style:writing-mode attribute.

If the fo:text-align with value start, text alignment can be adapted to the writing mode.

The defined values for the style:writing-mode-automatic attribute are:

- •false: consumers should not recalculate writing mode of a paragraph whenever its content is edited.

- •true: consumers should recalculate writing mode of a paragraph whenever its content is edited.

The style:writing-mode-automatic attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The style:writing-mode-automatic attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.406 svg:fill-rule

See §11.3 of [SVG].

OpenDocument does not support the value inherit.

The svg:fill-rule attribute is usable with the following elements: <style:drawing-page-properties> 17.25 and <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the svg:fill-rule attribute are nonzero or evenodd.

## 20.407 svg:height

### 20.407.1 <style:graphic-properties>

The svg:height attribute specifies a default height for new frames that are created using the graphics style. See 19.543.

The svg:height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The svg:height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

### 20.407.2 <style:header-footer-properties>

The svg:height attribute specifies the height of a header or footer.

The svg:height attribute is usable with the following element: <style:header-footer-properties> 17.5.

The svg:height attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.408 svg:stroke-color

The svg:stroke-color attribute specifies the color of a stroke.

The svg:stroke-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The svg:stroke-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

## 20.409 svg:stroke-opacity

The svg:stroke-opacity attribute specifies the opacity of a stroke. The value of this attribute can be a number between 0 (transparent) and 1 (opaque) or a percentage value in the range 0% to 100%.

The svg:stroke-opacity attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the svg:stroke-opacity attribute are a value of type double 18.2 in the range [0,1] or a value of type zeroToHundredPercent 18.3.42.

## 20.410 svg:stroke-width

The svg:stroke-width attribute specifies the width of a stroke.

The svg:stroke-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The svg:stroke-width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.411 svg:x

The svg:x attribute specifies a default horizontal position for new frames that are created using the graphics style. See 19.577.

The svg:x attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The svg:x attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

## 20.412 svg:y

### 20.412.1 <style:graphic-properties>

The svg:y attribute specifies a default vertical position for new frames that are created using the graphics style. See 19.581.

The svg:y attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The svg:y attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

### 20.412.2 <style:list-level-properties>

The svg:y attribute specifies the vertical position of a bullet image.

The svg:y attribute is usable with the following element: <style:list-level-properties> 17.19.

The svg:y attribute has the data type coordinate 18.3.10.

## 20.413 svg:width

The svg:width attribute specifies a default width for new frames that are created using the graphics style. See 19.575.

The svg:width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The svg:width attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.414 table:align

The table:align attribute specifies the horizontal alignment of a table.

The defined values for the table:align attribute are:

- •center: table aligns to the center between left and right margins.

- •left: table aligns to the left margin.

- •margins: table fills all the space between the left and right margins.

- •right: table aligns to the right margin.

Consumers that do not support the margins value, may treat this value as left.

The table:align attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The values of the table:align attribute are left, center, right or margins.

## 20.415 table:border-model

The table:border-model attribute specifies what border model to use when creating a table with a border.

The defined values for the table:border-model attribute are:

- •collapsing: when two adjacent cells have different borders, the wider border appears as the border between the cells. Each cell receives half of the width of the border.

- •separating: borders appear within the cell that specifies the border.

In OpenDocument, a row height or column width includes any space required to display borders or padding. This means that, while the width and height of the content area is less than the column width and row height, the sum of the widths of all columns is equal to the total width of the table.

The table:border-model attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The values of the table:border-model attribute are collapsing or separating.

## 20.416 table:display

The table:display attribute specifies whether a table is displayed.

The defined values for the table:display attribute are:

- •false: table should not be displayed.

- •true: table should be displayed.

The table:display attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:display attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.417 text:anchor-page-number

The text:anchor-page-number attribute specifies the physical page number of an anchor if the drawing object is bound to a page within a text document.

The text:anchor-page-number attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The text:anchor-page-number attribute has the data type positiveInteger 18.2.

## 20.418 text:anchor-type

The text:anchor-type attribute specifies how a drawing shape is bound to a text document. The anchor position is the point at which a drawing shape is bound to a text document.

The same attribute is available as an element attribute text:anchor-type 19.759.

The defined values for the text:anchor-type attribute are shown in Table 25.

Table 25 - Text anchor positions

If the value of the text:anchor-type attribute is ... | The anchor position is... | The drawing shape element shall be located in the file text ... | Notes
as-char | There is no anchor position. The drawing shape behaves like a character. | At the position where the character appears in the document. |
char | The character after the drawing shape element. | Just before the character. |
frame | The parent text box that the current drawing shape element is contained in. | In the element representing the text box to which the drawing object is bound. If an image is bound to a text box, the image element is located in the text box element. |
page | The page that has the same physical page number as the value of the text:anchor-page-number attribute that is attached to the drawing shape element. If no text:anchor-page-number attribute is given, the anchor position is the page at which the character behind the drawing object element appears. | Either •At the start of the document body, outside any paragraph or frame, provided a text:anchor-page-number attribute is given. Or •Inside any paragraph element that is not contained in a header, footer, footnote, or text box, if a text:anchor-page-number attribute is not given. | The physical page number is the number assigned to the page if all pages in the document are counted starting with page 1.
paragraph | The paragraph that the current drawing shape element is contained in. | At the start of the paragraph element. |

The text:anchor-type attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the text:anchor-type attribute are page, frame, paragraph, char or as-char.

## 20.419 text:animation

The text:animation attribute specifies the type of animation that is used for a text.

The defined values for the text:animation attribute are:

- •alternate: scrolls the text from one side to another and back.

- •none: disables the text animation.

- •scroll: scrolls the text from one side to another.

- •slide: scrolls the text from one side to the original text position and stops there.

The text:animation attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the text:animation attribute are none, scroll, alternate or slide.

## 20.420 text:animation-delay

The text:animation-delay attribute specifies a delay before an animation is started.

The text:animation-delay attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The text:animation-delay attribute has the data type duration 18.2.

## 20.421 text:animation-direction

The text:animation-direction attribute specifies the scroll direction of animated text.

The defined values for the text:animation-direction attribute are:

- •down: animated text scrolls down.

- •left: animated text scrolls left.

- •right: animated text scrolls right.

- •up: animated text scrolls up.

The text:animation-direction attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The values of the text:animation-direction attribute are left, right, up or down.

## 20.422 text:animation-repeat

The text:animation-repeat attribute specifies the number of times an animation is repeated. If the value of the attribute is 0, the animation is repeated indefinitely.

The text:animation-repeat attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The text:animation-repeat attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 20.423 text:animation-start-inside

The text:animation-start-inside attribute specifies if a text animation starts inside or outside a shape.

The defined values for the text:animation-start-inside attribute are:

- •false: text starts its animation just outside the shape's bounding rectangle.

- •true: text starts its animation inside the shape.

The text:animation-start-inside attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The text:animation-start-inside attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.424 text:animation-steps

The text:animation-steps attribute specifies the distance by which text is moved within a scrolling step.

The text:animation-steps attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The text:animation-steps attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.425 text:animation-stop-inside

The text:animation-stop-inside attribute specifies if a text animation stops inside or outside a shape.

The defined values for the text:animation-stop-inside attribute are:

- •false: text stops its animation outside the shape's bounding rectangle.

- •true: text stops its animation when it is inside the shape.

The text:animation-stop-inside attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The text:animation-stop-inside attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.426 text:condition

The text:condition attribute specifies the display of text.

The defined value of the text:condition attribute is none, which means text is hidden.

The text:condition attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

The only value of the text:condition attribute is none.

## 20.427 text:display

The text:display attribute specifies whether text is hidden.

The defined values for the text:display attribute are:

- •condition: text is hidden under the condition specified in the text:condition 20.426 attribute.

- •none: text is hidden unconditionally.

- •true: text is displayed. This is the default setting.

The text:display attribute is usable with the following element: <style:text-properties> 16.29.29.

## 20.428 text:dont-balance-text-columns

The text:dont-balance-text-columns attribute specifies whether the text column content should be evenly distributed over all text columns or not.

The defined values for the text:dont-balance-text-columns attribute are:

- •false: text column content should not be evenly distributed over all text columns in a set of columns.

- •true: text column content should be evenly distributed over all text columns in a set of columns.

The text:dont-balance-text-columns attribute is usable with the following element: <style:section-properties> 17.11.

The text:dont-balance-text-columns attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.429 text:line-break

The text:line-break attribute specifies whether word wrapping is allowed for axis labels.

This attribute is evaluated for a chart style that is applied to a <chart:axis> 11.9 element.

The defined values for the text:line-break attribute are:

- •false: word wrapping should not be allowed for axis labels.

- •true: word wrapping should be allowed for axis labels.

The text:line-break attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The text:line-break attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.430 text:line-number

The text:line-number attribute specifies a new start value for line numbering, if a text:number-lines 20.434 attribute, with the value true, appears on the same <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 element. Otherwise, this attribute shall be ignored.

The text:line-number attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The text:line-number attribute has the data type nonNegativeInteger 18.2.

## 20.431 text:list-level-position-and-space-mode

The text:list-level-position-and-space-mode attribute specifies how the position and spacing of the list labels (numbers or bullets) is defined.

The defined values for the text:list-level-position-and-space-mode attribute are:

- •label-alignment: The <style:list-level-label-alignment> 17.20 element and the fo:text-align 20.223 attribute are used to define the position and spacing of the list label and the list item. The values of the attributes for text:space-before 20.435, text:min-label-width 20.433 and text:min-label-distance 20.432 are assumed to be 0.

- •label-width-and-position: The text:space-before, text:min-label-width, text:min-label-distance and fo:text-align attributes are used to define the position and spacing of the list label and the list item.

The default value of the text:list-level-position-and-space-mode attribute is label-width-and-position.

The text:list-level-position-and-space-mode attribute is usable with the following element: <style:list-level-properties> 17.19.

The values of the text:list-level-position-and-space-mode attribute are label-width-and-position or label-alignment.

## 20.432 text:min-label-distance

The text:min-label-distance attribute specifies the minimum distance between a number and a list item.

The content of a list label is rendered inside a specified minimum width - text:min-label-width. 20.433 The text of a list item is rendered following the label width area. If the distance between a list label and the text of a list item is smaller than the value of the text:min-label-distance attribute, the following actions are performed. First, the content of the list label is moved inside the specified minimum label width up to the value of the text:min-label-distance attribute. If that does not result in a value equal to the text:min-label-distance attribute, the text of the list item is moved until the distance between the list label and text of list item equals the value of the text:min-label-distance attribute.

This attribute can be associated with a formatting properties element that is contained in a <text:list-level-style-*> element.

The attribute will be evaluated only if the text:list-level-position-and-space-mode attribute has the value label-width-and-position or is not present.

The text:min-label-distance attribute is usable with the following element: <style:list-level-properties> 17.19.

The text:min-label-distance attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 20.433 text:min-label-width

The text:min-label-width attribute specifies the minimum width of a list label.

This attribute can be associated with a formatting properties element that is contained in a <text:list-level-style-*> element.

The list label can be aligned horizontally within the specified minimum width using the fo:text-align 20.223 attribute. If the actual width of the list label is greater than the specified minimum width no alignment takes place.

The attribute will be evaluated only if the text:list-level-position-and-space-mode 20.431 attribute has the value label-width-and-position or is not present.

The text:min-label-width attribute is usable with the following element: <style:list-level-properties> 17.19.

The text:min-label-width attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 20.434 text:number-lines

The text:number-lines attribute specifies whether lines are numbered.

The defined values for the text:number-lines attribute are:

- •false: lines should not be numbered.

- •true: lines should be numbered.

The text:number-lines attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The text:number-lines attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.435 text:space-before

The text:space-before attribute specifies the space to include before a number for all paragraphs at a specified level. If a paragraph has a left margin greater than 0, the position of the list label box is the left margin width plus the start indent value.

This attribute can be associated with a formatting properties element that is contained in a <text:list-level-style-*> element.

This attribute is evaluated only if the text:list-level-position-and-space-mode 20.431 attribute has the value label-width-and-position or is not present.

The text:space-before attribute is usable with the following element: <style:list-level-properties> 17.19.

The text:space-before attribute has the data type length 18.3.19.

## 20.436 chart:major-origin

The chart:major-origin attribute specifies the location of one major tick.

The chart:major-origin attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:major-origin attribute has the data type double 18.2.

## 20.437 chart:minor-logarithmic

The chart:minor-logarithmic attribute specifies whether the minor ticks are spaced equally after the logarithmic transformation. If this value is false they are spaced equally before the transformation.

The chart:minor-logarithmic attribute is usable with the following element: <style:chart-properties> 17.22.

The chart:minor-logarithmic attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.438 draw:allow-overlap

The draw:allow-overlap attribute specifies whether a frame or graphic object may overlap other frame or graphic objects. The defined values for the draw:allow-overlap attribute are:

- •true: The object may overlap other frame or graphic objects.

- •false: The consumer should change the displayed layout so, that the object does not overlap with other frame or graphic objects. How the displayed layout is modified to prevent overlap is implementation-dependent.

The attribute is ignored in case the attribute style:wrap is evaluated to value run-through on the same object.

The default value for the attribute draw:allow-overlap is true.

The draw:allow-overlap attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:allow-overlap attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.439 style:margin-gutter

The style:margin-gutter attribute introduces a distance information, which area at the “binding edge” (see style:page-usage 19.509) of a page should be treated as gutter, that means that it might be consumed from binding. The distance is measured from binding edge towards text content area.

The default value for this attribute is 0.

The style:margin-gutter attribute is usable with the following element: <style:page-layout-properties> 17.2.

The style:margin-gutter attribute has the data type nonNegativeLength 18.3.21.

## 20.440 text:relative-tab-stop-position

The text:relative-tab-stop-position attribute specifies whether the position of tab stops is relative to the outer or inner edge of the margin area of the paragraph.

The defined values for the text:relative-tab-stop-position attribute are:

- •false: paragraph style determines position of tab stops relative to the outer edge of the margin that is specified by fo:margin or fo:margin-left of the paragraph.

- •true: paragraph style determines the position of tab stops relative to the inner edge of the margin that is specified by fo:margin or fo:margin-left of the paragraph. Exception: the tab stop set by applied list style is determined by the paragraph style relative to the outer edge of the margin that is specified by fo:margin or fo:margin-left of the paragraph.

Note: The paragraph's margin may be specified by its paragraph style, an applied list style or paragraph default style.

Note: In right-to-left layout environments, the paragraph's right margin is specified by fo:margin-left, and its tab stop positions are relative to the right edge.

The default value for this attribute is true

This attribute is only evaluated if it is specified within a default style of family paragraph.

The text:relative-tab-stop-position attribute is usable with the following element: <style:paragraph-properties> 17.6.

The text:relative-tab-stop-position attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.441 draw:decorative

The draw:decorative attribute specifies that the object is purely decorative and may be ignored by assistive technologies.

The default value for this attribute is false.

The draw:decorative attribute is usable with the following element: <style:graphic-properties> 17.21.

The draw:decorative attribute has the data type boolean 18.3.3.

## 20.442 table:tab-color

The table:tab-color attribute specifies the color of the tab associated with a sheet.

When this attribute is missing, the application should use the default color used for sheet tabs.

The table:tab-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:tab-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

1. Appendix A OpenDocument Relax NG Schema

The OpenDocument Relax-NG (see [RNG]) schema is defined by a separate document, whose location can be found in the Additional artifacts section on the introductory pages.

The table:tab-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:tab-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

1. Appendix B OpenDocument Metadata Manifest Ontology

The OpenDocument metadata manifest ontology is defined by a separate document, whose location can be found in the Additional artifacts section on the introductory pages.

The table:tab-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:tab-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

1. Appendix C MIME Types and File Name Extensions (Non Normative)

The following table contains a list of MIME types and file name extensions for OpenDocument documents, that, at the time this specification is published, have been registered according to [RFC6838]. Please see [MIMETYPES] for a current list of registered MIME types.

Registered MIME types are for use with documents contained in OpenDocument packages.

Table 26 - Registered MIME types

MIME type | Ext. | Description
application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text | odt | Text document
application/ vnd.oasis.opendocument.text-template | ott | Text document used as template
application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.graphics | odg | Graphics document (Drawing)
application/ vnd.oasis.opendocument.graphics-template | otg | Drawing document used as template
application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.presentation | odp | Presentation document
application/ vnd.oasis.opendocument.presentation-template | otp | Presentation document used as template
application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.spreadsheet | ods | Spreadsheet document
application/ vnd.oasis.opendocument.spreadsheet-template | ots | Spreadsheet document used as template
application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.chart | odc | Chart document
application/ vnd.oasis.opendocument.chart-template | otc | Chart document used as template
application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.image (deprecated) | odi | Image document
application/ vnd.oasis.opendocument.image-template (deprecated) | oti | Image document used as template
application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.formula | odf | Formula document
application/ vnd.oasis.opendocument.formula-template | otf | Formula document used as template
application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text-master | odm | Global Text document. See section 19.812.
application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text-master-template | otm | Global text document used as template
application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text-web | oth | Text document used as template for HTML documents

The following table contains a list of MIME types and file name extensions for office documents that conform to this specification where a registration according to [RFC6838] is in progress at the time this specification is published.

Please check [MIMETYPES] before using these MIME types. If a MIME type is not listed there, the MIME type that is the result of inserting "x-" behind the "/" (U+002F, SOLIDUS) character (application/x-vnd.oasis.opendocument.text) should be used.

Table 27 - Recommended MIME types

MIME type | Ext. | Description
application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.base | odb | Database front end document

The table:tab-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:tab-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

1. Appendix D Accessibility Guidelines (Non Normative)

   1. ## D.1 Title, Description and Caption of Graphical Elements

OpenDocument provides conventions to support accessible names, descriptions and captions for graphical elements.

Accessible names, if available, are represented by the <svg:title> 10.3.17 element. If the <svg:title> element is not available, any text referenced by a draw:caption-id 19.115 attribute is used as the title.

When transforming from another document format to OpenDocument the short names, like HTML's alt text on the <img> elements should be mapped to the <svg:title> element.

User agents should not manufacture names for the <svg:title> element, such as using the drawing object name followed by a cardinal number in a string as it is used for accessibility. Such name assignments provide no semantic meaning to the user.

Accessible descriptions, if available, are represented by the <svg:desc> 10.3.18 element.

If a user agent supports relationships between graphic elements and their captions, the value of the draw:caption-id attribute for a graphical element should be used to for that relationship. 19.115

The table:tab-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:tab-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

1. 1. 1. ### D.1.1 Guidance for authors

Authors should not assign names to objects having no semantic value. If no name is assigned the caption text will be used in its place. The <svg:title> element should take precedence over the caption text for accessible name assignment by the user agent.

Assignment of the long description should only be necessary when a drawing object is significantly complex and the user needs more information to describe it. Long descriptions would be more applicable to drawing groupings than basic drawing shapes.

The table:tab-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:tab-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

1. 1. 1. ### D.1.2 Authoring tool responsibility for presenting and prompting for the <svg:title> and <svg:desc> elements

Authoring tools should provide an option from an objects context menu to allow the user to enter the text for either of these elements as a minimum. More proactive authoring tools should have a facility for prompting the author for this text. Since the <svg:desc> element is a long description, a text area vs. a text field should be used to prompt the user accordingly in GUI-based authoring tools like office applications.

Navigation tools used to list the objects in the view should provide the type of object followed by the contents of <svg:title> element.

For <draw:g> 10.3.15 elements the drawing objects which are members of the group should visible only when the group is expanded.

The table:tab-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:tab-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

1. 1. ## D.2 Hyperlink Titles

When transforming from another document format to OpenDocument the alt text of hyperlinks, should be mapped to the office:title attribute of <text:a> 6.1.8 elements or <draw:a> 10.4.12 elements. When exporting OpenDocument documents to HTML, the contents of title text should be mapped to title attribute text on HTML anchor tags. As a minimum, authoring tools should provide a mechanism to provide the hint text.

The title text should be made accessible to the assistive technology and user. The user agent should allow for programmatic access through standard accessibility APIs such as the accessible description. Users should experience visible access to the hint text via the keyboard or mouse.

The table:tab-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:tab-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

1. 1. ## D.3 Tables in Presentations

Users importing non-OpenDocument slides that contain tables need access to the table structure via their assistive technology. Therefore tables imported into an OpenDocument application from another file format must have their structure preserved, and when saved as OpenDocument should be saved as as embedded spreadsheets.

The table:tab-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:tab-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

1. 1. ## D.4 Further Guidelines

Additional, non-normative Accessibility Guidelines are available at: https://docs.oasis-open.org/office/office-accessibility/v1.0/ODF_Accessibility_Guidelines-v1.0.html. That more comprehensive document will be the up-to-date set of recommendations for what all OpenDocument applications should do in order to fully support accessibility.

The table:tab-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:tab-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

1. Appendix E Bidirectional (BiDi) Scripts, Numeric Digits Presentation and Calendars (Non Normative)

This appendix specifies how bidirectional (BiDi) scripts and related information are represented in OpenDocument.

The table:tab-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:tab-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

1. 1. ## E.1 Paragraph and Layout Direction

In OpenDocument, the direction of text runs inside a paragraph is calculated using the Unicode BiDi Algorithm. See [UAX9]. The paragraph direction, as required by the BiDi Algorithm (see BD5 of [UAX9]), and the display direction of layout objects like table or page columns (in the following called layout direction) is controlled by a writing mode attribute (style:writing-mode) that can be used within styles.

The writing mode attribute can be applied individually to paragraph styles, page styles, section styles, table styles, table cell styles, graphic styles and chart styles. If present within a paragraph style, it controls the paragraph direction of those paragraphs, to which the style is applied. If present within a page style, section style, table style, table cell style, graphic style or chart style, it controls the layout direction of those pages, text sections, tables, table cells, text-boxes and chart objects to which the styles is applied.

The paragraph direction specifies the default bidirectional orientation of the text in that paragraph. The result of the BiDi Algorithm can be manually changed by inserting BiDi embedding control characters (U+202A ... U+202E) and implicit directional marks (U+200E ...U+200F) into the text. See [UTR20].

The table:tab-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:tab-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

1. 1. ## E.2 Numeric Digits Presentation and Calendars

All digits that have a Unicode code point can be included in an OpenDocument document.

Note 1: office application have a feature that allows the user to specify whether the ASCII digits U+0030 ... U+0039 should be displayed as Latin-Indic digits or as Arabic-Indic digits (U+0660 ... U+0669). Since this feature effects only what digits are displayed and does not influence the representation of digits in the document itself, OpenDocument only allows storing this setting as an implementation-dependent setting, not as document or style content.

For list numbers, that are calculated automatically, OpenDocument provides a generic mechanism to specify the applicable numbering systems. See 19.504.

Note 2: The specification currently mentions only "1, 2, 3...", "I, II, III...", and "i, ii, iii" explicitly, but the schema also allows a generic string value.

OpenDocument further supports data styles, which describe how different types of data are displayed, for example, a number or a date. Data styles are described in section 16.29. The presentation of numeric digits can be controlled by the transliteration attributes described in sections 19.365-19.368. The presentation of date information can be controlled by the number:calendar attribute specified in section 19.348.

The table:tab-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:tab-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

1. Appendix F Recommended Usage of SMIL

The following sections describe the usage of SMIL animation elements that enables an office application to present the animation elements in a simple and easy to use UI to the user. This UI may contain a single main sequence of effects, and in addition to this, multiple sequences of effects that are started as interactions on drawing shapes. An effect is a combination of one or more animation elements that animate a single shape and or a shape's paragraphs.

In user interfaces, effects should be creatable by using presets that have localized and meaningful names. This way, the user will not work on a hierarchy of SMIL animation elements, but on one dimensional lists of effects, which are much easier to handle for the office application users.

The table:tab-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:tab-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

1. 1. ## F.1 Slide Animation

Each <draw:page> 10.2.4 element may have an <anim:par> 15.4.2 element that defines the animation of that page during a running slideshow. This <anim:par> element should contain one <anim:seq> 15.4.3 element which is the main sequence for shape effects and zero or more <anim:seq> elements that define interactive sequences for shapes that contain animation interactions. The animation elements are executed after the slide has executed its initial transition.

The <anim:par> element may further contain an <anim:par> element that defines the slide transition. Its smil:begin 19.441 attribute shall have the value <id>.begin, where <id> is the id of the slide's <draw:page> element itself. This <anim:par> element can contain basic animation elements as defined in chapter 15. These elements shall specify the <draw:page> element itself as target. If such an <anim:par> element for slide transitions is present, it overrides the following presentation page formatting properties:

- •<presentation:sound>. See 10.9.3.

- •presentation:transition-speed. See 20.238.

- •presentation:transition-style. See 20.239.

- •presentation:transition-type. See 20.240.

For backward compatibility reasons, producers that use an <anim:par> element to define the slide transition should also add the above presentation page formatting properties. This also enables consumers without SMIL support to display the slide transitions.

Example: The following example defines a slide wipe transition.

<draw:page draw:id="id1">

<anim:par presentation:node-type="timing-root">

<anim:par smil:begin="id1.begin">

<anim:transitionFilter smil:dur="2s" smil:targetElement="id1"

smil:type="slideWipe" smil:subtype="fromBottom"

smil:direction="reverse"/>

</anim:par>

</anim:par>

</draw:page>

The table:tab-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:tab-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

1. 1. ## F.2 Main Sequence

The main sequence is a <anim:seq> 15.4.3 element which contains the effects that should start after the slide has executed its initial transition. Since this is a sequential container, its child nodes are executed one after each other. If a child node's smil:begin 19.441 attribute has the value indefinite execution is stalled until the user advances the slideshow by a mouse or key interaction.

The first level of child nodes in the main sequence should be <anim:par> 15.4.2 elements that group animation elements that are started with the same user interaction. The second level of child nodes should be <anim:par> elements that group animations elements that start at the same time. The third level of child nodes should be <anim:par> elements that group the animation elements for a single effect.

Example: The following example shows a main sequence with the effects A, B, C and D. Effect A is started on user interaction, effect B is started simultaneously with A. Effect C is started 4 seconds after the effects A and B. Effect D is started on the next user interaction:

<amin:par> <!-- timing root-->

<anim:seq> <!-- main sequence-->

<anim:par smil:begin="indefinite">

<!-- first user interaction -->

<anim:par smil:begin="0s" smil:dur="4s">

<!-- first group of effects to execute -->

<anim:par> <!-- effect a -->

<!-- nodes for effect a-->

</anim:par>

<anim:par> <!-- effect b -->

<!-- nodes for effect b-->

</anim:par>

</anim:par>

<anim:par smil:begin="4s">

<!-- second group of effects to execute -->

<anim:par> <!-- effect c -->

<!-- nodes for effect c-->

</anim:par>

</anim:par>

</anim:par>

<anim:par>

<!-- second user interaction-->

<anim:par smil:begin="indefinite">

<!-- first group of effects to execute -->

<anim:par> <!-- effect d -->

<!--- nodes for effect d-->

</anim:par>

</anim:par>

</anim:par>

</anim:seq>

</anim:par>

The table:tab-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:tab-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

1. 1. ## F.3 Interactive Sequence

An interactive sequence is a <anim:seq> 15.4.3 element that should have the same structure as a main sequence. The only difference is that the <anim:par> 15.4.2 element in the first level has a smil:begin 15.4.3 attribute with a value like [shape-id].click, where [shape-id] identifies a drawing shapes by its draw:id 19.187 attribute. These animation elements are triggered when the user interacts with the element defined by [shape-id].

The table:tab-color attribute is usable with the following element: <style:table-properties> 17.15.

The table:tab-color attribute has the data type color 18.3.9.

1. Appendix G Changes From ODF 1.3 (Non Normative)

This appendix describes changes that are related to Part 3 of this specification.

The following datatypes are new:

error 18.3.43 Office-3759

nonNegativePercent 18.3.44 Office-4122

The following normative references have changed:

[ISO8601] Office-4112

[MathML] Office-4148

[UNICODE] Office-4030

The following normative references are new:

[CSS4WritingModes] Office-4030

The following descriptions have changed:

SMIL Presentation Animations – General 10.9.1 Office-4023

Appendix D.1 D.1 Office-4086

Appendix D.1.1 D.1.1 Office-4086

Appendix D.2 D.2 Office-4086

OpenDocument Document 2.2.1 Office-4093

Appendix E.1 E.1 Office-4030, Office-4115

The following elements are new:

<number:num-list-format> 16.29.30 Office-4108

<number:num-list-label> 16.29.31 Office-4108

<style:background-fill> 17.26 Office-4125

The following elements have changed:

<chart:legend> 11.4 Office-4033

<dr3d:cube:> 10.5.4 Office-4072

<dr3d:extrude> 10.5.6 Office-4072

<dr3d:rotate> 10.5.7 Office-4072

<dr3d:scene> 10.5.2 Office-4072, Office-4142

<dr3d:sphere> 10.5.5 Office-4072

<draw:handle> 10.6.3 Office-4110

<draw:marker> 16.42.8 Office-3685

<draw:measure> 10.3.12 Office-2949

<draw:page> 10.2.4 Office-3022

<draw:caption> 10.3.11 Office-1909, Office-3761

<draw:circle> 10.3.8 Office-3761, Office-4142

<draw:connector> 10.3.10 Office-3761, Office-4142

<draw:custom-shape> 10.6.1 Office-3761, Office-4142

<draw:ellipse> 10.3.9 Office-3761, Office-4142

<draw:frame> 10.4.2 Office-4142

<draw:g> 10.3.15 Office-4142

<draw:image> 10.4.4 Office-3761

<draw:line> 10.3.3 Office-3761, Office-4142

<draw:measure> 10.3.12 Office-3761, Office-4142

<draw:page-thumbnail> 10.3.14 Office-4142

<draw:path> 10.3.7 Office-3761, Office-4142

<draw:polygon> 10.3.5 Office-3761, Office-4142

<draw:polyline> 10.3.4 Office-3761, Office-4142

<draw:rect> 10.3.2 Office-3761, Office-4142

<draw:regular-polygon> 10.3.6 Office-3761, Office-4142

<draw:text-box 10.4.3 Office-1909

<office:annotation> 14.1 Office-1909

<style:chart-properties> 17.22 Office-3936

<style:graphic-properties> 17.21 Office-4142

<style:paragraph-properties> 17.6 Office-3846

<style:style> 16.2 Office-4004

<text:ruby-base> 6.4.2 Office-4120

The following element has moved:

<presentation:sound> from 10.8.2 to 10.9.3

The following attributes are new:

chart:major-origin 20.436 Office-3936

chart:minor-logarithmic 20.437 Office-3936

draw:allow-overlap 20.438 Office-4047

draw:decorative Error: Reference source not found Office-4132

draw:extrusion-metal-type 19.923 Office-4123

draw:handle-position-x 19.924 Office-4110

draw:handle-position-y 19.925 Office-4110

draw:handle-polar-pole-x 19.926 Office-4110

draw:handle-polar-pole-y 19.927 Office-4110

draw:handle-polar-radius 19.928 Office-4110

draw:handle-polar-angle 19.929 Office-4110

draw:name_<dr3d:cube> 19.197.31 Office-4072

draw:name_<dr3d:extrude> 19.197.32 Office-4072

draw:name_<dr3d:rotate> 19.197.33 Office-4072

draw:name_<dr3d:scene> 19.197.34 Office-4072

draw:name_<dr3d:sphere> 19.197.35 Office-4072

form:input-required 19.921 Office-4121

style:margin-gutter 20.439 Office-4105

style:num-list-format-name 19.922 Office-4108

text:relative-tab-stop-position 20.440 Office-3846

The following attributes changed

chart:interval-major 20.28 Office-3936

chart:interval-minor-divisor 20.29 Office-3936

db:table-definition 19.85.4 Office-4029

draw:enhanced-path 19.145 Office-3710

draw:enhanced-path 19.145 Office-4026

draw:enhanced-path 19.145 Office-4027

draw:extrusion-specularity 19.168 Office-4122

draw:fill 20.118 Office-4125

draw:fill-color 20.119 Office-4125

draw:fill-gradient-name 20.120 Office-4125

draw:fill-hatch-name 20.121 Office-4125

draw:formula 19.171 Office-3816

draw:marker-end-center 20.144 Office-3685

draw:marker-start-center 20.147 Office-3685

draw:opacity 20.152 Office-4125

draw:opacity-name 20.153 Office-4125

draw:transform 19.228 Office-3750

draw:wrap-influence-on-position 20.181 Office-3005

fo:break-after 20.184 Office-3751

fo:break-before 20.185 Office-3751

fo:line-height 20.204 Office-3997

fo:text-indent 20.225 Office-4092

form:default-button 19.265 Office-4101

number:calendar 19.341 Office-4112

office:value-type 19.389 Office-3759

office:version 19.390 Office-4140

presentation:show-logo 19.419 Office-4103

style:first-page-number 20.266 Office-3953

style:num-letter-sync 19.505, 20.323 Office-4104

style:page-usage 19.509 Office-4105

style:repeat 20.341 Office-4106

style:vertical-pos 20.397 Office-4073

style:vertical-rel 20.398 Office-4073, Office-4129

svg:viewBox 19.574 Office-3824

style:writing-mode General Error: Reference source not found Office-4030

style:writing-mode_<style:graphic-properties> 20.404.2 Office-4030

style:writing-mode_<style:page-layout-properties> 20.404.3 Office-4030

style:writing-mode_<style:paragraph-properties> 20.404.4 Office-4030

style:writing-mode_<style:section-properties> 20.404.5 Office-4030

style:writing-mode_<style:table-cell-properties> 20.404.6 Office-4030

style:writing-mode_<style:table-properties> 20.404.7 Office-4030

table:data-type 19.615.2 Office-4107

table:name <table:operation> 19.677.11 Office-4102

table:operator 19.688 Office-4107

table:search-criteria-must-apply-to-whole-cell 19.711 Office-4107

text:condition general Error: Reference source not found Office-4022

text:main-entry-style-name 19.838 Office-4119

text:reference-format 19.860 Office-4035

text:start-value_<text:list-level-style-number> 19.874.4 Office-4118text:start-value_<text:outline-level-style> 19.874.7 Office-4118

text:style-name_<text:index-entry-bibliography> 19.880.10 Office-4119

text:style-name_<text:index-entry-chapter> 19.880.11 Office-4119

text:style-name_<text:index-entry-link-start> 19.880.13 Office-4119

text:style-name_<text:index-entry-link-end> 19.880.12 Office-4119

text:style-name_<text:index-entry-page-number> 19.880.14 Office-4119

text:style-name_<text:index-entry-span> 19.880.15 Office-4119

text:style-name_<text:index-entry-tab-stop> 19.880.16 Office-4119

text:style-name_<text:index-entry-text> 19.880.17 Office-4119

text:style-name_<text:index-title-template>19.880.20 Office-4119

text:style-name_<text:line-numbering-configuration> 19.880.21 Office-4119

text:style-name_<text:list-level-style-number> 19.880.23 Office-4119

text:style-name_<text:list-level-style-bullet> 19.880.24 Office-4119

text:style-name_<text:outline-level-style> 19.880.28 Office-4119

text:style-name_<text:ruby-text> 19.880.31 Office-4119

The following attribute has moved:

table:tab-color from 19.731 to 19.731

Removed elements, attributes and values and consequential changes

table:cell-range-address 19.597.6 within <chart:plot-area> Office-3741

chart:data-source-has-labels 19.17 Office-4134

chart:series-source 20.54 Office-4134

Deprecated Elements

<meta:date-string> 14.3 Office-2390

<presentation:animation-group> 10.8.9 Office-4023

<presentation:animations> 10.8.1 Office-4023

<presentation:dim> 10.8.7 Office-4023

<presentation:hide-shape> 10.8.5 Office-4023

<presentation:hide-text> 10.8.6 Office-4023

<presentation:play> 10.8.8 Office-4023

<presentation:show-shape> 10.8.3 Office-4023

<presentation:show-text> 10.8.4 Office-4023

Deprecated Attributes

draw:handle-polar 19.178 Office-4110

draw:handle-position 19.179 Office-4110

presentation:delay 19.395 Office-4023

presentation:path-id 19.409 Office-4023