I'm new to InDesign (using CS) and page layout in general (I'm primarily a web designer). I've been able to successfully map paragraph styles to XML tags, export the XML, and transform with XSL into an HTML version of my InDesign document -- no small feat for me since I'm not an expert<g>.
I have several tables in my document and have output the "default" table data into my XML file and it looks something like this:
Is there a fairly straightforward way to transform such tags with XSL? If not, what is the best way for me to go about outputting and transforming table data from InDesign?
I have several tables in my document and have output the "default" table data into my XML file and it looks something like this:
Code:
<Story>
<aid:table xmlns:aid="[URL unfurl="true"]http://ns.adobe.com/AdobeInDesign/3.0/">[/URL]
<aid:tbody>
<aid:tr>
<aid:td>Pick Date</aid:td>
<aid:td>Name</aid:td>
<aid:td>Symb.</aid:td>
<aid:td>Class</aid:td>
<aid:td>Price</aid:td>
<aid:td>Yield</aid:td>
<aid:td>Total Return</aid:td>
<aid:td>Index Return*</aid:td>
<aid:td>Rtn. vs. Index</aid:td>
</aid:tr>
</aid:tbody>
</aid:table>
</Story>