Style elements

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1. Select multiple objects
2. Fill style menu shows common properties.
3. Apply a fill gradient to selected objects.
4. Apply a fill color to selected objects.

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1. Select the object with style to apply
2. Click Apply style icon from Selection menu.
3. Select the object to apply the style.
4. Select another object with style to apply.
5. Select multiple objects within an area to apply the style to them

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1. Define the style of the element and make it a CSS class
2. Click Properties..
3. Set the fill color
4. Select the CSS styles tab
5. Enter the class name
6. Move the properties locationfrom inline to the CSS class
7. Click the CSS class location
8. Click Close
9. Create a new class for texts
10. Set text style properties
11. Enter the CSS class name
12. Click Close
13. Two methods for applying classes
14. First methodSelect the element with the style to apply
15. Click the Apply style icon in the Selection menu
16. Click on the target element
17. Second methodSelect target Item
18. Choose the CSS class to apply
19. Click OK
20. Remove inline properties that hide those in the class
21. Click Close
22. How to edit all CSS classesin the document
23. Click the Definitions tab of the Document menu
24. Click the CSS styles iconof the Document menu
25. Select a CSS selector to make a copy
26. Enter the name of the copy to be created
27. Click the copy icon
28. Enter the name of the property to add
29. Click the Add icon
30. Click OK
31. Select the new class
32. Click OK
33. Create a new class by copy for text
34. Click OK
35. Apply the new class
36. Click Close
37. Changing a class property on an element affects all elements that use the class
38. How to override a CSS class property on an element
39. Move the location of the property to inline
40. Click inline
41. Click Close

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1. Change the stroke and fill colors of the selected item with the color chooser from the menus or the properties panel.
2. Click the palette icon from the Stroke style menu to change the stroke color.
3. The color chooser is vertical.
4. Click the palette icon from the Fill style menu to change the fill color.
5. Click the Properties iconto open the properties pane.
6. Select the Stroke style pane.
7. Click the palette iconto open the color chooser and change the stroke color.
8. The color chooser is horizontalwith standard palette and HSV/RGB values.
9. Select the Fill style pane.
10. Click the palette iconto open the color chooser and change the fill color.
11. Change the fill color with the standard palette.
12. Select the navy color.
13. Select the color format:name or hexadecimal or RGB.
14. Click the validation rectangle to confirm your choice.
15. Change the fill color with RGB values.
16. Use RGB sliders.
17. Click the field to type the value.Press the Enter key to validate.
18. Change the fill color with HSV values.

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1. Apply the 'Relief' filter on this text.
2. Edit the text properties.
3. Click the Filter icon in the Fill style tab.
4. Dialog box to apply, create and modifyfilter definitions.
5. Select the Relief filter.
6. Check the rendering of the filteron a sample text.
7. Click OK.
8. Apply the 'Spotlight' filter on this shape.
9. Select the 'ReliefSpotLight' filter.
10. Check the rendering of the filteron an example rectangle.
11. Click OK.
12. Apply the 'Drop shadow' filter on this polyline.
13. Select the dropshadow filter.
14. Check the rendering of the filteron an example circle.
15. Check the rendering of the filteron an example curve.
16. Click OK.
17. Apply the 'warp' filter on this image.
18. Select the 'warp' filter.
19. Click OK.

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1. Apply a gradient by selecting this text.
2. Click the Gradient Choose icon in the Fill style menu.
3. Gradient chooser.
4. Click a gradient.
5. Apply a gradient by selecting this shape.
6. Click a gradient from the palette.
7. Apply a gradient by selecting this line.
8. Transform the gradient of the shape.
9. Click the Extends icon to transform a new gradient defined by extension.Click Copy icon to transform a copied gradient,otherwise the shared gradient will be transformed.
10. Rotate the gradient.
11. Click OK.
12. Apply gradients from the Properties panel.
13. The gradients can be assigned from the Stroke styleand Fill style tabs of the properties editing panel.
14. Click Close.

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1. Choose the marker type from the Start palette of the Marker style menu.
2. Click the Choose marker icon from the Mid pane.
3. Click a marker type.
4. Click the Properties icon.
5. Click the Marker tab.
6. Click the End marker choose icon.
7. Click the end marker type.
8. Click Close.
9. Change the stroke width.
10. Select the marker to change its color.
11. Click the Customize end marker icon.
12. Click the Copy marker icon.
13. Click the Fill rectangle.
14. Select medium blue color.
15. Click OK.

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1. Apply a pattern to this text.
2. Click pattern tab of Fill style menu.
3. Click the Pattern Choose icon.
4. Click a pattern to select it.
5. Apply a pattern to this shape.
6. Choose another pattern.
7. Apply a pattern to this polyline.
8. Click the Pattern Choose icon in the Stroke style menu.
9. Choose a pattern to apply to the polyline.
10. Select the shape to customize its pattern.
11. Click Transform pattern.
12. Define a new pattern by extension of this one.
13. Rotate the pattern.
14. Scale it.
15. Click OK.