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Adding formatting inside a paragraph
Hi, my XML tree currently looks like this: <Header> <Body> <Text></Text> <Subheader> <Body> <Text></Text> </Body> </Subheader> </Body> </Header> I basically parse this XML file to display a html document which will have the form: Header // some text here... -
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Is it proper to use css files in XSL?
well the thing I wasn't sure about was that I know you use css to format html pages and xsl to format xml pages.. so if I wanted to transform a xml file to html using xsl is there some way to embed css files in there (for stuff like table borders, font, etc.) -
Looping through multiple elements
here is the sample for my xml.. <Page> <TOC> <Header>Introduction <Subheader>Purpose</Subheader> <Subheader>Overview</Subheader> <Subheader>Scope</Subheader> <Subheader>Target Audience</Subheader> <Subheader>Document Organization</Subheader>... -
Is it proper to use css files in XSL?
Hi, I'm just wondering if it is a proper practice to link css files to XSL files. For example, I want a special formatting class for my table. If so, how do you add it to the XSL file? Thanks. -
Looping through multiple elements
Hi, that works for the subheader part. But for header what happens when I use the "." is that it prints out the header's name plus all of its subheader's names. <xsl:for-each select="Page/TOC/Header"> <tr> <td><xsl:value-of select="." /></td>... -
Looping through multiple elements
Hi, I'm new to XML and what I have an XML document with the following strucure: <TOP> <Header> <Subheader> ... <Subheader> </Header> ... <Header> <Subheader> ... <Subheader> </Header> </TOP> What I'm trying to do is loop through each header and print out all the subheaders it has...
