<ctrlPr> (Control Properties)

This element specifies properties on control characters; that is, object characters that cannot be selected. Examples of control characters are n-ary operators (excluding their limits and bases), fraction bars (excluding the numerator and denominator), and grouping characters (excluding the base). <ctrlPr> allows formatting properties to be stored on these control characters. The control character inherits its formatting from the paragraph formatting; <ctrlPr >contains the formatting differences between the control character and the paragraph formatting.

example: 
<m:ctrlPr>
  <w:rPr>
    <w:rFonts w:ascii="Cambria Math" w:hAnsi="Cambria Math"/>
  </w:rPr>
</m:ctrlPr>

@CtrlPr is also used to save properties on characters used in the Linear representation of an equation, that are not displayed in the Professional form. For example, the linear string ∫_0^1 might have color on the _ or ^. Though these characters are not displayed in Professional form, their formatting is stored.

Parent Elements

<accPr> (§7.1.2.2); <barPr> (§7.1.2.8); <borderBoxPr> (§7.1.2.12); <boxPr> (§7.1.2.14); <deg> (§7.1.2.26); <den> (§7.1.2.28); <dPr> (§7.1.2.31); <e> (§7.1.2.32); <eqArrPr> (§7.1.2.35); <fName> (§7.1.2.37); <fPr> (§7.1.2.38); <funcPr> (§7.1.2.40); <groupChrPr> (§7.1.2.42); <lim> (§7.1.2.52); <limLowPr> (§7.1.2.55); <limUppPr> (§7.1.2.57); <mPr> (§7.1.2.68); <naryPr> (§7.1.2.72); <num> (§7.1.2.75); <phantPr> (§7.1.2.82); <radPr> (§7.1.2.89); <sPrePr> (§7.1.2.100); <sSubPr> (§7.1.2.102); <sSubSupPr> (§7.1.2.104); <sSupPr> (§7.1.2.106); <sub> (§7.1.2.112); <sup> (§7.1.2.114)

Child Elements

Subclause

<del> (Deleted Math Control Character)

§2.13.5.15

<ins> (Inserted Math Control Character)

§2.13.5.17

<rPr> (Run Properties)

§2.3.2.25

The following XML Schema fragment defines the contents of this element:

<complexType name="CT_CtrlPr">
	<sequence>
	<group ref="w:EG_RPrMath" minOccurs="0"/>
	</sequence>
</complexType>