Telerik.Windows.Documents.Flow.Model
Base class for inline annotation markers that represent boundaries or points within document content, such as bookmarks, comments, and structured document tags.
Abstract base for inline elements that mark the end boundary of annotation ranges such as bookmarks, comments, and structured document tags.
Base class for inline annotation start markers that open annotation ranges spanning document content.
Base class for block-level elements that flow vertically in a document, such as paragraphs and tables.
Base class for elements that contain and manage collections of block-level elements like paragraphs and tables.
Named location within a document that enables navigation and cross-referencing, defined by paired start and end range markers.
Inline marker that closes a bookmark range and links to its associated Bookmark instance.
Inline marker that opens a bookmark range and links to its associated Bookmark instance.
Inline element that forces content to continue on the next line, column, or page.
Specifies where content resumes after a break element (next line, column, or page).
Specifies the character used to separate chapter heading numbers from page numbers in page fields.
Block container for comment annotations, linking start and end markers with author metadata and content.
Inline marker that closes a comment range and links to its associated Comment instance.
Inline marker that opens a comment range and links to its associated Comment instance.
Defines strategies for resolving style name conflicts during RadFlowDocument insertion or merging operations.
Base class for all elements in a flow document, providing parent-child navigation and hierarchical traversal.
This API supports the debugging infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.
Imports document elements from one RadFlowDocument to another, merging styles and resolving conflicts.
Provides footer content for pages within a section, holding block-level elements displayed at the bottom margin of each page.
Manages the collection of footers for a Section, allowing separate footers for default, first, and even pages based on document settings.
Provides header content for pages within a section, holding block-level elements displayed at the top margin of each page and supporting watermarks.
Manages the collection of headers for a Section, allowing separate headers for default, first, and even pages based on document settings.
Manages a type-safe collection of headers or footers for a Section, coordinating Default, Even, and First instances based on page layout settings.
Provides shared functionality for inline-level elements that flow horizontally within paragraphs, such as text runs, images, and fields.
Configures how the Merge(RadFlowDocument, MergeOptions) method resolves conflicts when combining two documents.
Configures page numbering format and behavior for all page numbers within a section, including number format, starting value, and chapter-based numbering.
Block-level container for inline content with paragraph-specific formatting including alignment, spacing, indentation, borders, and list association.
Root container for flow document content, managing sections, styles, lists, comments, resources, and document-wide settings for word processing documents.
Inline text container with character-level formatting properties such as font, size, color, and styles applied to a contiguous text sequence within a paragraph.
Container for block-level content with page layout settings including size, orientation, margins, headers, and footers, defining how content flows across pages.
Grid-based block element organizing content into rows and cells, supporting cell spanning, borders, shading, and automatic grid layout calculation.
Cell within a table grid containing block-level content, supporting row/column spanning, borders, padding, vertical alignment, and text direction.
Row within a table containing cells, supporting height constraints, page break control, header row repetition, and cell spacing settings.
Text wrapping restart behavior for line breaks, controlling how text advances relative to floating objects on the page.