StoryFragment.FragmentType Property

Reference

Definition

Namespace:: System.Windows.Documents.DocumentStructures

Assembly:: PresentationFramework.dll

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Gets or sets the type of fragment.

public:
 property System::String ^ FragmentType { System::String ^ get(); void set(System::String ^ value); };

public string FragmentType { get; set; }

member this.FragmentType : string with get, set

Public Property FragmentType As String

Property Value

String

A String representing the type of fragment.

Examples

The following example shows the FragmentType attribute of the <StoryFragment> part of an XML Paper Specification (XPS) document.

<StoryFragment StoryName="DocumentBody" FragmentType="Content">
  <SectionStructure>
    <ParagraphStructure>
      <NamedElement NameReference="Pg1Heading1" />
    </ParagraphStructure>

    <ParagraphStructure>
      <NamedElement NameReference="Pg1P1" />
    </ParagraphStructure>

    <ParagraphStructure>
      <NamedElement NameReference="Pg1P2" />
    </ParagraphStructure>

    <ParagraphStructure>
      <NamedElement NameReference="Pg1P3" />
    </ParagraphStructure>

    <ParagraphStructure>
      <NamedElement NameReference="Pg1P4" />
    </ParagraphStructure>

    <ParagraphStructure>
      <NamedElement NameReference="Pg1P5" />
    </ParagraphStructure>

    <ParagraphStructure>
      <NamedElement NameReference="Pg1Heading2" />
    </ParagraphStructure>

    <ParagraphStructure>
      <NamedElement NameReference="Pg1P6" />
    </ParagraphStructure>

    <ParagraphStructure>
      <NamedElement NameReference="Pg1P7" />
    </ParagraphStructure>

    <TableStructure>
      <TableRowGroupStructure>

        <TableRowStructure>
          <TableCellStructure>
            <ParagraphStructure>
              <NamedElement NameReference="R1C1P1" />
            </ParagraphStructure>
          </TableCellStructure>
          <TableCellStructure>
            <ParagraphStructure>
              <NamedElement NameReference="R1C2P1" />
            </ParagraphStructure>
          </TableCellStructure>
        </TableRowStructure>

        <TableRowStructure>
          <TableCellStructure>
            <ParagraphStructure>
              <NamedElement NameReference="R2C1P1" />
            </ParagraphStructure>
          </TableCellStructure>
          <TableCellStructure>
            <ParagraphStructure>
              <NamedElement NameReference="R2C2P1" />
            </ParagraphStructure>
            <ParagraphStructure>
              <NamedElement NameReference="R2C2P2" />
            </ParagraphStructure>
          </TableCellStructure>
        </TableRowStructure>

        <TableRowStructure>
          <TableCellStructure>
            <ParagraphStructure>
              <NamedElement NameReference="R3C1P1" />
            </ParagraphStructure>
          </TableCellStructure>
          <TableCellStructure>
            <ParagraphStructure>
              <NamedElement NameReference="R3C2P1" />
            </ParagraphStructure>
          </TableCellStructure>
        </TableRowStructure>

        <TableRowStructure>
          <TableCellStructure>
            <ParagraphStructure>
              <NamedElement NameReference="R4C1P1" />
            </ParagraphStructure>
          </TableCellStructure>
          <TableCellStructure>
            <ParagraphStructure>
              <NamedElement NameReference="R4C2P1" />
            </ParagraphStructure>
          </TableCellStructure>
        </TableRowStructure>

        <TableRowStructure>
          <TableCellStructure>
            <ParagraphStructure>
              <NamedElement NameReference="R5C1P1" />
            </ParagraphStructure>
          </TableCellStructure>
          <TableCellStructure>
            <ParagraphStructure>
              <NamedElement NameReference="R5C2P1" />
            </ParagraphStructure>
          </TableCellStructure>
        </TableRowStructure>

      </TableRowGroupStructure>
    </TableStructure>
  </SectionStructure>
</StoryFragment>

Remarks

Possible values include "Header," "Footer," and "Content."

For more information about the FragmentType attribute of the </StoryFragment> part of an XML Paper Specification (XPS) document, see chapter 9 of the XML Paper Specification (XPS) specification which you can obtain at XPS: Specification and License Downloads.

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