Subject: Re: Fw: Is there a way to define groups of templates ? From: "Oren Ben-Kiki" <oren@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1998 11:50:25 +0200 |
bclose@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Bethany Close) wrote: >Hello out there, I'm one that falls into that "graphic artist >nature". Thank you James for bringing this point back into view - >for the past few weeks I've been working on a DTD and now I'm >tackling the XSL - for this first pass I am not using WYSIWYG. >Any tips you can throw my way would be much appreciated. I'm all _for_ graphic artists using XSL directly. I just don't think it will catch on - by definition, graphic artists tend to like to do things graphically. At any rate, good luck! > However >at the present I've hit a stumbling block, and maybe one of you >can help me over this. How do I combine sub-elements from >different major elements, without losing other elements. >For example, I have a document DTD that contains elements A & B. >Within A there are C, D, E, F elements and within B there are 1, >2, 3, 4 elements... >This is now is pretty straightforward, however I would like to >apply a style sheet that allows the out put to be >Along the following lines: (C) (D) (E) (1) (2) (F) (3) (4) >Mixing up the order of elements within A & B, but ensuring that >all are eventually accounted for in the final output. > >Thoughts? You can do that today, without any extensions for the XSL, by using proper select patterns. You could write: <xsl:template match="parent-of-A-and-B"> <xsl:process select="./A/C|./A/D|./A/E|./B/1|./B/2"> <xsl:process select="./A/F|./B/3|./B/4"> </xsl:template> Wouldn't that do the trick? Share & Enjoy, Oren. XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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