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Jade | Level 19

I am trying to create a custom style template based on the RTF style.  I want FOOTNOTES  to have different default attributes from TITLES.  As far as I can tell footnotes use these style attributes 'TitleFont' = ("<serif>, Times Roman",13pt,bold italic)

Is there a way to create a 'FootFont' = ("<serif>, Times Roman",13pt,bold italic) that will be used by footnotes by default.

define style Styles.Rtf;
   parent = styles.printer;
   style fonts /
      'TitleFont2' = ("<serif>, Times Roman",12pt,bold italic)
      'TitleFont' = ("<serif>, Times Roman",13pt,bold italic)
      'StrongFont' = ("<serif>, Times Roman",10pt,bold)
      'EmphasisFont' = ("<serif>, Times Roman",10pt,italic)
      'FixedEmphasisFont' = ("<monospace>, Courier",9pt,italic)
      'FixedStrongFont' = ("<monospace>, Courier",9pt,bold)
      'FixedHeadingFont' = ("<monospace>, Courier",9pt,bold)
      'BatchFixedFont' = ("SAS Monospace, <monospace>, Courier",6.7pt)
      'FixedFont' = ("<monospace>, Courier",9pt)
      'headingEmphasisFont' = ("<serif>, Times Roman",11pt,bold italic)
      'headingFont' = ("<serif>, Times Roman",11pt,bold)
      'docFont' = ("<serif>, Times Roman",10pt);

 

EDIT:  I think I figured it.

      class SystemFooter /
         font = Fonts('FootnoteFont');

 

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Cynthia_sas
Diamond | Level 26
Hi: You found the systemfooter class/element. I think you'll see it in Styles.default, which is what styles.rtf inherits from (ultimately). You can either do indirect reference back to the abstract FONTS element. or you can just specify the individual style attributes for fonts in that CLASS statement.
Cynthia

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Cynthia_sas
Diamond | Level 26
Hi: You found the systemfooter class/element. I think you'll see it in Styles.default, which is what styles.rtf inherits from (ultimately). You can either do indirect reference back to the abstract FONTS element. or you can just specify the individual style attributes for fonts in that CLASS statement.
Cynthia

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