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Function Description
page868 uppercase. For an example see: "Creating a Table Of Contents" on
page429.
"text()" on
page869
Replaces the textcontentof an HTML element or of each element in a
set of HTML elements with the supplied value, or returns the text
content of the first element if no value is supplied.
"width()" on
page869
Gets or sets the outer width of an element, including padding and
borders.
info()
Returns pagination information for one HTML element or for the first element in a result set (see
"results" on page909) of a query across all sections in a Print context (see "query(selector)" on
page907).
The returned information is of the type PaginationInfo (see "PaginationInfo" on page908).
This function can only be used in a Post Pagination Script ; see "Post Pagination Script API" on
page903.
For an example see: "Creating a Table Of Contents" on page429.
overflows()
The overflows() method returns a boolean value indicating whether an HTML element
overflows its box boundaries.
This function could for instance be used in a design where content needs to flow separately
from the main text flow, or where a new, full-page, multi-column box should be inserted when
the current one overflows.
Note that when called in a Standard script, this method runs before the pagination of Print
output. After pagination - in the output, and in Preview mode - the element's overflow may have
changed, especially when the element is combined with floating elements (i.e. elements that
have the CSS style float) and located near a page-break.
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