# Text Styles

Text alike components share some common style rules. The text alike components currently includes text、input and richtext

# Reference

# color

color: <colors> this property set the foreground color of an component's text content. * The property color support multiple formats of values, contains rgb, rgba, #fff, #ffffff, named-color. Example: css .my-class { color: red; } .my-class { color: #f00; } .my-class { color: #ff0000; } .my-class { color: rgb(255, 0, 0); } .my-class { color: rgba(255, 0, 0, 0.5); }

# font-size

font-size: <length> this property specifies the size of the font.

# font-style

font-style: <enum> normal | italic. This property lets you select italic or normal faces within a font-family. Default value is normal.

# font-weight

This property indicate the weight of the text.

• values: normal, bold, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900
• normal is equal to 400, bold equel to 700
• default value: normal
• apply to: <text>, <input>
• ios support showing 9 kind of font-weight.
• android support showing 2 kind of font-weight:400,700, other value will map to 400 or 700
• Some standard values like lighter, bolder, number unit are not supported.
• The effect not apply to all elements, just <text> and <input>. In another way, it's not inherited.

# text-decoration

text-decoration: <enum> none | underline | line-through. This property is used to set the text formatting to underline or line-through. The default value is none.

# text-align

text-align: <enum> left | center | right. This property describes how inline content like text is aligned in its parent component. The default value is left.

# font-family

font-family:<string> this property set the font-family of the text. This property doesn't guarantee the given font will always be set to the text. If the specified font cannot be found at the device, a typeface fallback will occur and the default typeface will be load. The fallback mechanism may vary in different devices. If you want load your own font-family, ref dom.addRule instead.

# text-overflow

text-overflow:<enum> clip | ellipsis. This property determines how overflowed content that is not displayed is signaled to users. It can be clipped, display an ellipsis.

# lines

lines: <number> positive number. This is the max lines of text that would be displayed, the default value is 0 which means there is no restriction on text lines. If the text is not enough, the actual number of line may be shorter than the specified value.

# line-height

line-height: <length> The line height of every line in the text. line-height is the space between top and bottom. There is no relationship between line-height and font-size, as line-height is restricted by top and bottom, font-size is interpreted by glyph. Usually but not always, line-height and font-size with the same value will cause the text clipped.

# word-wrap

word-wrap:<string> break-word | normal | anywhere. This property determins word wrap mode. For Weex, anywhere means clipping at character boundaries, other values or by default we break at word boundaries.