Get the first annotation object of the specified type from the current OpenXmlElement element. Gets the qualified name of the current element.ДЄdds an object to the current OpenXmlElement element's list of annotations.ДЄdds a namepace declaration to the current node.Д®numerates all of the current element's ancestors.Д®numerates only the current element's ancestors that have the specified type. Radius.Represents the following attribute in the schema: rad Gets the namespace prefix of current element. Gets the parent element of the current element. Gets the markup that represents the current element and all of its child elements. Gets the OpenXmlEementContext of the current element. Gets the namespace URI of the current element. Returns an empty enumerator if there is no namespace declaration. Gets all the namespace declarations defined in the current element.

Returns null if no markup compatibility attributes are defined for the current element. Sets the markup compatibility attributes. Returns null (Nothing in Visual Basic) if there is no such OpenXmlElement element. Gets the last child of the OpenXmlElement element. Gets or sets the markup that only represents child elements of the current element. Gets the concatenated values of the node and all of its children. Gets a value that indicates whether the current element has any child elements. Gets a boolean value that indicates whether the current element has any attributes. Grow Bounds.Represents the following attribute in the schema: grow

Gets the first child of the OpenXmlElement element.

Gets all extended attributes (attributes not defined in the schema) of the current element. Gets all the child nodes of the current element. Initializes a new instance of the Blur class. The possible values for this attribute are defined by the ST_PositiveCoordinate simple type (В§20.1.10.42). The possible values for this attribute are defined by the W3C XML Schema boolean datatype. With grow set to true, the blur effect can extend beyond the original bounds of the object: With grow set to false, the blur effect does not extend beyond the original bounds of the object: True indicates the bounds are grown while false indicates that they are not. Specifies whether the bounds of the object should be grown as a result of the blurring. All color channels, including alpha, are affected. This element specifies a blur effect that is applied to the entire shape, including its fill.

Blur members