Formatted text elements are used to display dynamic, calculated values, such as:
  • Current date and time
  • Current page number
  • Total number of pages
  • Total number of rows
  • Other custom calculated data
In addition to displaying calculated values, formatted text elements offer many of the same customization options as standard text elements, including font styling, alignment, and effects.

Properties Overview

Property SectionDescription
Background colorSet the background color of your element.
BlinkingDefine a blinking effect to attract attention to the text.
BorderSet border color, width, and style for your element.
ContentDefine which calculated value (e.g., date/time, page number) will be displayed.
Data providerConnect to an external data source for real-time content.
Data scrollingEnable and configure scrolling through real-time data.
Default transition effectSet the default transition effect for incoming content.
FlipFlip the content horizontally or vertically.
FontSet the font type, size, color, and style for the text.
IdentificationAssign a unique identifier to the element within the page.
PositionSpecify the position of the element on the page.
Proof of playEnable proof of play logging for reporting and validation.
Property bindingsBind properties to an external data source for dynamic updates.
ReflectionAdd a reflection effect to the displayed content.
RotationRotate the element to a specific angle.
RulesDefine rules to automate the element’s behavior based on specific conditions.
ShadowAdd a shadow effect to the content for visual emphasis.
SizeSet the width and height of the element.
SkewApply a skew transformation to angle the content.
Text alignmentAdjust the horizontal and vertical alignment of the text.
TransparencySet the transparency level of the element.
VisibilityControl the visibility of the element and its content during playback.

Important Note

This section focuses on formatted text-specific properties. For detailed explanations of common properties shared across all page elements (e.g., borders, size, position), see Page Element Properties.