I have one textbox which has the following text.
TextBox1.Text = "The above materials will be delivered at Site. One copy of the Delivery Challan / Invoice to be send to Head Office."
In that, I want to make the following text "One copy of the Delivery Challan / Invoice to be send to Head Office" as in Capital Letters and also in Bold.
I tried the following coding:
TextBox1.Font.Bold = true;
But it made all the text as bold. How do I make it?
Since you're using a web application, you can't use the RichTextBox component.
Instead, you can use a LiteralControl
inside a span
or a div
.
i.e:
.aspx
<div runat="server" id="div1"></div>
.cs
div1.Controls.Add(new LiteralControl("this is normal text, "));
div1.Controls.Add(new LiteralControl("<b>And the rest of the sentence is bold</b>"));
Since you are just distributing data and not allowing the user to edit the value I would suggest using a combo(or div span your choice) using Styles. It requires absolutely no server side code for example
<div id="normaltext" name="normaltext" class="textbox">
<div id="boldtext" name="boldtext" class="textbox" style="font-weight:bold"></div>
</div>
You can then access either portion using javascript to getElementsById.
Alternatively if it isn't an HTML based object I would argue to use two labels instead of a textbox. One could be bold and the other normal.
Put two textbox instead of one. In windows forms it's the only way. in Wpf, the answer is here.