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Style—Wolfram Language Documentation

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• See Also
  • StandardForm
  • TraditionalForm
  • Pane
  • Panel
  • Inherited
  • Highlighted
  • Magnify
  • BaseStyle
  • LightDark
  • ThemeColor
• Related Guides
  • Controls Options
  • Colors
  • Graph Visualization
  • Graphics Annotation & Appearance
  • Graph Styling, Labeling, and Layout
  • Chart Styling & Layout
  • Text Styling
  • Font Options
  • Notebook Document Generation
  • Options & Styling for Interactive Manipulation
  • Cell Styling Options
  • Math Typesetting Options & Tweaking
  • Graphics Directives
  • Notebook Formatting & Styling
  • Text Generation
  • Form Structure & Layout
  • Natural Language Processing
  • Maps & Cartography
  • Molecular Structure & Computation
  • Creating Form Interfaces & Apps
  • Automated Reports
  • Palettes
• Workflows
  • Add Styling to Math
  • Add Styling to Text
  • Display Notebooks White-on-Black
• Tech Notes
  • Styles and Fonts in Output
  • Formatted Output

Style[expr,options]

displays with expr formatted using the specified option settings.

Style[expr,"style"]

uses the option settings for the specified style in the current notebook.

Style[expr,color]

displays using the specified color.

Style[expr,Bold]

displays with fonts made bold.

Style[expr,n]

displays with font size n.

• Style can be used in both ordinary expressions and graphics.
• Style[expr,spec₁,spec₂,…] allows the spec_i to be any list or sequence of the following:
• Style can use any option listed in the Option Inspector in the notebook front end.
• Style can use any graphics directive or list of graphics directives.
• In Style[expr,spec₁,spec₂,…], explicit settings given in the spec_i always override settings defined by named styles in the spec_i, regardless of the order in which they occur.
• For explicit settings, the first occurrence of a setting for a given option will be the one used.
• Directives such as Red or Bold are treated as equivalent to their corresponding option settings.
• A few common explicit options include:
• A few common named styles include:
• "Button" display like text in a system button "Graphics" display like graphics "Input" display like Wolfram Language input "Label" display as a sans serif label "Menu" display like a system menu item "Output" display like Wolfram Language output "Panel" display like text in a system panel "PopupMenu" display like a system popup menu "Section" display as a section heading "SmallText" display like small text "Subsection" display as a subsection heading "Text" display like ordinary text "Title" display like a title
• When Style objects are nested, the specifications of the innermost one control the display of a particular expression.

Use red font color:

Specify various properties of fonts:

Use a predefined style:

Specify the style of an individual graphic object:

Specify the font size in printer's points:

Specify the font properties:

Use graphics directives:

Specify the indentation, spacing, and alignment of text:

Use antialiasing by default:

Turn off antialiasing:

Specify background colors:

Locally set DefaultOptions:

Explicit option settings in an object override default options for that type of object:

Disable general editing and selection in a cell while preserving interactive controls:

Display integer digits in blocks of 3, separated by ",":

By default, the output cell is editable:

Make the output noneditable:

Use red font color:

Specify the color without using an option:

Use "Courier" font family:

Use "Times" font family:

Use "Helvetica" font family:

Specify the font size in printer's points:

Specify the absolute font size using predefined symbolic values:

Specify the font size without using an option:

Plain fonts:

Italic fonts:

Specify the font slant without using the option:

Underlined text:

Strike-through text:

Combine both:

Plain fonts:

Bold fonts:

Specify the font weight without using the option:

The original graphic size:

Specify that the graphic inside a list is 0.4 times its normal size:

Specify that the graphic inside a function is 0.2 times its normal size:

Specify the size of indentation:

No indentation:

Double spacing:

Make the height of each line 10 printer's points:

Single spacing with 5 printer's points of extra space added to each line:

Specify the level of magnification:

Magnification affects everything including margins:

Display integer digits in blocks of 3, separated by ",":

Default placement of subscripts and superscripts:

Shift subscripts down by 2 x-heights:

Shift subscripts down by 0 x-heights; shift superscripts up by 2 x-heights:

Use ScriptMinSize to keep exponents from shrinking below a certain font size:

By default, quotation marks are shown around strings in input cells, but not in output cells:

Show quotation marks around strings in output cells:

Make variables with one-letter names appear in an italicized form:

Override single-letter italicization for a particular symbol in a TraditionalForm output:

Align on the left:

Centered:

Align on the right:

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