Me.UltraFormattedTextEditor1.EditInfo.ApplyStyle( _ "font-family:Arial; font-size:22pt; color:Blue;", False)
In order to apply formatting to text in the WinFormattedTextEditor™ control, you should have a good understanding of the Style attribute. Once you know how to use The Style Attribute in WinFormattedTextEditor, applying styles to a single word or a block of text is much easier.
You can apply a style by using the ApplyStyle method off the EditInfo object. The method takes in two arguments: and stating whether or not to apply the style to blocks of text.
The style to be applied — This first argument takes in a string. This string can be one style or multiple styles by separating them with a semi-colon ( ; ).
A Boolean — This argument states whether or not to apply the style to blocks of text (a <p> tag is considered a block of text). Passing True will apply the style to the entire block of text containing the selected text.
The following code demonstrates how to apply a heading style to the title of a document.
In Visual Basic:
Me.UltraFormattedTextEditor1.EditInfo.ApplyStyle( _ "font-family:Arial; font-size:22pt; color:Blue;", False)
In C#:
this.ultraFormattedTextEditor1.EditInfo.ApplyStyle( "font-family:Arial; font-size:22pt; color:Blue;", false);