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The <triangle> Element


Description:

Defines a triangle to be drawn onto the image. The triangle will be drawn behind the field elements.

Multiple Occurrences allowed: true


Attributes

Name Description Inheritated Possible Values Default Value Examples
class A identifier of a CSS class. This identifier can be referenced via a CSS file. The same class identifier is meant to be used in multiple tags false String No default value css1
id A identifier of the tag. This identifier can be referenced via a CSS file. This identifier has to be unique false String No default value css1
x1 Coordinate defining an edge of a triangle false An integer value >= 0 and smaller than the specified image dimension No default value drawing2
x2 Coordinate defining an edge of a triangle false An integer value >= 0 and smaller than the specified image dimension No default value drawing2
x3 Coordinate defining an edge of a triangle false An integer value >= 0 and smaller than the specified image dimension No default value drawing2
y1 Coordinate defining an edge of a triangle false An integer value >= 0 and smaller than the specified image dimension No default value drawing2
y2 Coordinate defining an edge of a triangle false An integer value >= 0 and smaller than the specified image dimension No default value drawing2
y3 Coordinate defining an edge of a triangle false An integer value >= 0 and smaller than the specified image dimension No default value drawing2
color The color of the element or the contained text true black | white | transparent | semi-colon separated RGBA string with values between 0 and 255 black -
border Specifies the thickness of the border around the element. A value of 0 means no border false An non-negative integer value (>0) 0 drawing1
border-color Specifies the color of the used border false black | white | transparent | semi-colon separated RGBA string with values between 0 and 255 black -
border-style Sets the line style of the border false dotted | dashed | solid solid -
fill Specifies whether the element should be filled with the specified color or net false true|false true -


Child Elements

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Examples