I'm not 100% certain that this would work, but theoretically it should solve the issue you're facing. From the python-docx documentation:
- The
CharacterStyle class has attributes base_style and font. - Since the
base_style object points to another CharacterStyle instance (or None), you can make a "nested" query until you find a font color.
It would look something like
style = run.stylewhile style: if style.font.color.rgb: color = style.font.color.rgb break else: style = style.base_style
Answered 2 years ago
Luna Ella
I'm not 100% certain that this would work, but theoretically it should solve the issue you're facing. From the
python-docxdocumentation:- The
- Since the
It would look something likeCharacterStyleclass has attributesbase_styleandfont.base_styleobject points to anotherCharacterStyleinstance (or None), you can make a "nested" query until you find afontcolor.style = run.stylewhile style: if style.font.color.rgb: color = style.font.color.rgb break else: style = style.base_style