3.1 Glowing Text

This example shows a usage of an extended element to indicate glowing text. See section 2.2.1 for more information. Consider the following XML, showing the complete contents of the Main Document Part (see [ISO/IEC29500-1:2016] section 11.3.10) of a word processing document.

 <wd:document
   xmlns:wd="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/wordprocessingml/2006/main" 
   xmlns:w14="http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/word/2010/wordml" 
   xmlns:mc="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/markup-compatibility/2006" 
   mc:Ignorable="w14">
   <wd:body>
     <wd:p>
       <wd:r>
         <wd:rPr>
           <w14:glow w14:rad="228600">
             <w14:schemeClr w14:val="accent6">
               <w14:alpha w14:val="60000"/>
               <w14:satMod w14:val="175000"/>
             </w14:schemeClr>
           </w14:glow>
         </wd:rPr>
         <wd:t>glowing</wd:t>
       </wd:r>
       <wd:r>
         <wd:t xml:space="preserve"> text.</wd:t>
       </wd:r>
     </wd:p>
   </wd:body>
 </wd:document>

The glowing text is specified by the glow element, as a child of the rPr element (see [ISO/IEC29500-1:2016] section 17.3.2.28). Also, the Ignorable attribute (see [ISO/IEC29500-3:2015] section 7.2) is used to maintain compatibility with ISO/IEC-29500 implementations. The prefix w14 is specified in the value of this attribute, which is the prefix used for the glow element.