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Hello ,
If the style will be for the whole item, you can use conditional formatting.
If you need to use the built-in functions in the expression of an HtmlTextBox.Value, you can use embedded expressionse.g.:
It is important to escape special symbols and {} brackets.
You can modify the HTML in a user function as well.
Regards,
Stef
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If the style will be for the whole item, you can use conditional formatting.
If you need to use the built-in functions in the expression of an HtmlTextBox.Value, you can use embedded expressionse.g.:
test test <span style='color:{IIf(Fields.orderNumber>10,"red","blue")}'> color </span>You can modify the HTML in a user function as well.
Regards,
Stef
Telerik by Progress
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