createCharacterStyle

Option	Type	Description
bold	Boolean	Bold text.
caps	Boolean	Display text in capital letters.
characterBorder	HashMap<String, String>	Adds a border to the character. Keys and values: "type" => none, single, double, dashed..., "color" => ffffff, ff0000, "spacing" => 0, 1, 2..., "width" => in eights of a point.
Color	string	Hexadecimal color value: "FF0000", "000000"...
doubleStrikeThrough	Boolean	If true displays text in doubleStrikeThrough.
em	String	Emphasis mark type: "none", "dot", "circle", "comma", "underDot"
font	String	Font family: "Arial", "Calibri"...
fontSize	Integer	Text size in points: 8, 9, 10...
italic	Boolean	Italic.
position	Integer	Position value. Positive value for raised and negative value for lowered.
rStyle	String	Based on style.
strikeThrough	Boolean	If true displays text in strikethrough.
subscript	Boolean	If true displays text in subscript.
superscript	Boolean	If true displays text in superscript.
underline	String	Underlines text. Possible values are: 'single', 'words', 'double', 'dotted', 'dash' and 'wave'.
vanish	Boolean	Uses a vanish style.

Code samples

Example #1

package examples.LayoutAndGeneral.createCharacterStyle;

import java.util.ArrayList;

import com.javadocx.CreateDocx;
import com.javadocx.WordFragment;
import com.javadocx.elements.*;

public class Sample1 {
    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        CreateDocx docx = new CreateDocx();
        
        OptionsCharacterStyle characterStyleOptions = new OptionsCharacterStyle();
        characterStyleOptions.setBold(true)
                             .setColor("ff0000")
                             .setFont("Arial")
                             .setFontSize(18)
                             .setItalic(true)
                             .setPosition(6)
                             .setUnderline("single");
        
        docx.createCharacterStyle("myStyle", characterStyleOptions);
        
        OptionsText textOptionsA = new OptionsText();
        textOptionsA.setText("A text in red color with the character style")
                    .setrStyle("myStyle");
        WordFragment textFragmentA = new WordFragment(docx);
        textFragmentA.addText(textOptionsA);
        
        OptionsText textOptionsB = new OptionsText();
        textOptionsB.setText(" other text set as bold but without the character style.")
                    .setBold(true);
        WordFragment textFragmentB = new WordFragment(docx);
        textFragmentB.addText(textOptionsB);
        
        ArrayList<WordFragment> runs = new ArrayList<WordFragment>();
        runs.add(textFragmentA);
        runs.add(textFragmentB);
        
        docx.addText(runs);
        
        docx.createDocx("example_createCharacterStyle_1");
    }
}

The resulting Word document looks like: