XFA Specification
Chapter 15, Template Specification
Template Reference
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The overflow property
An element that controls what happens when the parent subform or subform set overflows the current
layout container.
For more information see "The
The pageSet property
An element that describes a set of related page area objects.
For more information see "The
The para property
A
formatting
element that specifies default paragraph and alignment properties to be applied to the
content of an enclosing container.
For more information see "The
The presence property
Visibility control.
visible
Make it visible.
invisible
Make it transparent. Although invisible it still takes up space.
hidden
Hide it. It is not displayed and does not take up space.
The proto child
An element that describes a set of reusable element definitions, as described in the section
Prototypes.
For more information see "The
The relevant property
Specifies the views for which the enclosing object is relevant. The views themselves are specified in the
config object.
Views are supplied as a space-separated list of viewnames:
relevant="[+|-]viewname
[[+|-]viewname [...]]"
. A token of the form viewname indicates the enclosing element should be
included in that particular view. A token of the form
[+]viewname
indicates the element should be
included in that particular view. A token of the form
-viewname
indicates the element should be
excluded from that particular view.
If a container is excluded, it is not considered in the data binding process.
See also
Concealing Containers Depending on View
and
Config Specification.
The scope property
Controls participation of the subform in data binding and SOM expressions.