To access feature type format parameters, open the Feature Type Properties dialog by clicking the properties 
button on a feature type in the workspace.
These parameters apply only to a selected feature type, not to the entire writer.
Tip: If a feature type parameter listed here conflicts with a writer-level parameter, then the writer parameter will be ignored and this feature type parameter will be used.
Point Icon
Specifies the icon to use for information point icons for the current feature. Click the browse button beside the parameter field to view the available icons.
You can also enter a value that is either the full path to an icon, or the name of an icon in $(FME_HOME)/icons.
If no value is specified, the information point icon will not be created.
Icon Color
Specifies the color for each information point icon.
Valid values are any fme color specification.
For more information, see Controlling Features with Format Attributes.
Fill Color
Specifies the fill color.
Valid values are any fme color specification.
For more information, see Controlling Features with Format Attributes.
Fill Opacity
Specifies the fill opacity. Valid values are 0 to 1.
Pen Color
Specifies the pen color.
Valid values: Any fme color specification.
For more information, see Controlling Features with Format Attributes.
Pen Opacity
Specifies the pen opacity.
Valid values: 0 to 1.
Sort by Attribute
The name of the attribute that will be used to sort features within the folder that corresponds to the feature type. Only applies to user-defined feature types.
If unspecified, the order of the features will be in the original arrival order.
Use HTML Description fields
Specifies whether or not the description, snippet, and balloon text elements should be wrapped in a CDATA block.
Values: Yes | No
Default: Yes
Attribute tables in description fields
Determines whether or not user-defined attributes will be included in the feature’s description field. The value of the Use HTML Description Fields parameter will determine if the attributes, and their corresponding values, will be displayed using a HTML table, or a series of colon-separated key-value pairs.
Values: Yes | No
Default: Yes
Parent Document File Name
This parameter specifies an alternative filename for the root document if the dataset is either a KMZ file or a folder. Use of this parameter may result in a dataset that is unreadable by Google Earth.