10.6.1.2. Edit Media Variables

If you want to edit a media variable, select it and click on Edit.

Example using "PSOL_TABLE" selection

Example using "PSOL_TABLE" selection

-> Now all available formatting lines are displayed in the upper half.

In the following the differences between the single types are explained:

  1. Media variable of type TEXT:

    In the input field, you can only edit the text itself. At this place it is not possible to use HTML code in order to design the text.

    Media variable of type "TEXT "

    Media variable of type "TEXT "

    However, you can find functions for text design in the PARTtemplateDesigner. See also Section 10.4.5, “ Text.

  2. Media variable of type HTMLTEXT:

    In the input field, you can edit the text. Furthermore some standard functions such as greasing, list points, etc. are available for the text design. The functions have already been described under Section 10.4.5, “ Text.

    Media variable of type "HTMLTEXT "

    Media variable of type "HTMLTEXT "

    [Note]Note

    Further formatting options are available to you if you switch to the Html code [HTML code] tab page. There you can intervene directly in the HTML code.

    You can also find functions for text design in the PARTtemplateDesigner. See here: Section 10.4.5, “ Text.

    [Note]Note

    The formatting in the Media Editor [Media editor] ( PARTproject ) has priority over the formatting of the text in the PARTtemplateDesigner.

  3. Media variable of type PSOL_TABLE:

    You can use the options in the column [Column], format [Format] and title [Title] list fields to determine which table columns should be displayed, which information should be entered in the column header (variable name, description text, unit) and which in the table cells themselves. You can find detailed information on this at Section 10.6.2, “Edit table variables” and Section 10.6.3, “Hide table columns ”.

    Media variable of type "PSOL_TABLE "

    Media variable of type "PSOL_TABLE "

    Further functions for table design are available in the PARTtemplateDesigner. See Section 10.4.6, “ Table.