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Margin group: Defines margins (spacing outside the element) in measure or percentage:
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All sides: Check to set all margins to use the Top value. Equivalent to the CSS
margin property.
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Top, Left, Bottom, Right: Set the margin for each side. Equivalent to the CSS
margin-left, margin-top, margin-right and margin-bottom properties.
Border Tab
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Same for all sides: Defines the border properties for all sides using the Top properties.
Equivalent to the CSS border property.
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Top, Left, Bottom, Right: Each group defines the following properties:
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Width: Specify the thickness of the border. Equivalent to the CSS border-
widthproperty.
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Style: Specify the style of the border such as solid, dashed or dotted.
Equivalent to the CSS border-style property.
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Color: Specify the color of the border. The color value must be a valid HTML Color
Name, or a valid HTML Hex Color. Equivalent to the CSS border-color
property.
Color Picker
The Color Picker dialog appears when creating a color in the formatting dialogs of certain
elements, for example border colors in boxes and paragraphs.
The dialog consists of two main parts. On the left is the color wheel that can be used to select a
color hue by clicking anywhere on that wheel. To the right of the color wheel there is a vertical
bar used to select the color saturation. At the top-right, two colors are shown: the New box
displays the currently selected color, while the Original shows the color currently attributed to
the element.
The rest of the dialog has various options for choosing colors:
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Color Mode: Use the drop-down to select whether the color is set as RGB or CMYK. This
determines how the color is saved in the formatting properties, and how they are printed
or output; see "Colors" on page490.
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RGB group: Enter the Red, Green and Blue color values from 0 to 255.
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