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  1. The <span> tag is a powerful feature of the FusionPro VDP products suite. Unfortunately, it's currently undocumented. This post attempts to remedy that shortcoming. The <span> tag pair was designed to allow style overrides over a specific range, or span, of text. The initial, or opening, <span> tag can take several attributes, which specify style attributes to be overridden in the span. The overrides remain in effect until the ending, or closing, </span> tag is reached. The <span> tag can take any number of the following optional attributes: suppress={true|false}. Defaults to false. If true, all text within the span is suppressed. accumulate={true|false}. Defaults to false. If false, the ending </span> tag restores the style in effect at the beginning of the span. If true, the ending </span> tag restores the style, taking into account any other changes within the span. color=(color name). If present, the specified named color is applied to the entire span as an override. shading=(percentage) If present, the specified shading, or tint, percentage is applied to the entire span as an override. All colors applied to text within the span are shaded by the specified percentage. pointsize=(number). If present, the specified point size is applied to the entire span as an override. Units are in points. font=(font name). If present, the specified named font is applied to the entire span as an override. bold={true|false}. If present, the style of the entire span is set to either bold or not bold, as an override. italic={true|false}. If present, the style of the entire span is set to either italic or not italic, as an override. If the <span> tag is used without any attributes, it effectively acts as way to save the running text style and restore it when the ending </span> tag is reached. For example: <color name="Black">Hi <span><variable name="NameInColor"></span>, you're a winner!This ensures that the original running style of the text is restored, no matter what the "NameInColor" rule does, even if it changes the running color of the text using a <color> tag.
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