Template - Styles

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You can also set default styles in your template which will apply when report is generated.

• AF Heading 1

  • Style for WYSIWYG editor Heading 1

• AF Heading 2

  • Style for WYSIWYG editor Heading 2

• AF Heading 3

  • Style for WYSIWYG editor Heading 3

• AF Code Snippet

  • Style for WYSIWYG editor PRE

• AF Inline Code

  • Style for WYSIWYG editor Code

• AF List

  • Style for WYSIWYG editor lists (ordered and unordered)

• AF Images

  • Style for images and their captions

• AF Normal

  • Style for paragraph text

Custom Styles for Rich-Text Fields

You can assign rich-text fields to a custom style that already exists in your template.

{@proof_of_concept_styled("normal_style":"VulnerabilityNormal", "list_style":"VulnerabilityList")}

The following style references are supported:

• normal_style - applies to normal body text

• list_style - applies to lists

• code_snippet_style - applies to code snippets

• inline_code_snippet_style - applies to inline code snippets. Must reference a Character Style.

• heading_1_style - applies to heading 1

• heading_2_style - applies to heading 2

• heading_3_style - applies to heading 3

• image_style - applies to images and their captions

• image_display_style - applies to the images only. Must reference a Character Style.

• image_description_style - applies to the image descriptions/captions only. Must reference a Character Style.

• hyperlink_style - applies to hyperlinks. Must reference a Character Style.

Start by creating the custom style in your template - do not include any whitespace in the style name.

Update your tag options to reference the custom style:

When the report is generated, the style will be automatically referenced:

Toggle Image Description (Filename/Caption)

This option can be used to adjust how the filename or caption is displayed under an image. This option can be set against any {@..._styled} tags where ... is the name of a tag.

{@..._styled(“image_description”:“caption”)}
{@..._styled(“image_description”:“prefer-caption”)}
{@..._styled(“image_description”:“filename”)}
{@..._styled(“image_description”:“none”)}

• image_description: caption - will display the caption if it exists, otherwise will display nothing.

• image_description: prefer-caption - will display the caption if it exists, otherwise will display filename.

• image_description: filename - will display the filename.

• image_description: none - will display no caption or filename.

Toggle Image Figure

This option can be used to disable the figure under an image. This option can be set against any {@..._styled} tags where ... is the name of a tag.

{@..._styled(“image_figure”:“none”)}

• image_figure: none - will not display the figure.

Microsoft Word Character Styles

Character styles are used to apply to sections within a paragraph.

The following custom styles only support Character styles:

• image_display_style - applies to the images only.

• image_description_style - applies to the image descriptions/captions only.

• hyperlink_style - applies to hyperlinks.

To create a Character style in Microsoft Word, start by creating the custom style in your template - do not include any whitespace in the style name.

IMPORTANT! Make sure you select 'Character' for the Style type. If you select any other option - it will not work.

The example above, combined with the code snippet below, will produce the following:

{#vulnerabilities}
{#affected_assets}
{@proof_of_concept_styled(“image_display_style”:”BoxedImage”,“image_description”:“caption”) | resize:[“300”]}
{/}{/}