Subject: Re: Attribute_Formatting From: "admin" <admin@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 6 Apr 1999 02:49:02 EST |
Hi Johnny: You wrote: > For instance, suppose I have a listing of four <listitems> and want to >format each in a different way. How can I do this with XSL? My very primitive approach is to use style sheets for each view I want. For example, in my stumbling and bumbling attempt to build a medical terminology project, I have decided to group terms with related topics by using style sheets that display the topics and terms: Human Anatomy Discipline System Subsystem Part_descriptor common_disease term Each term will be created as an xml doc: <term>Aaron's Sign</term> xml doc will use "/xml terms/appendicitis.xsl". Generally, then, it is organized from the bottom up, i.e., terms will be grouped to use style sheets for common disease names. Translating that to your question, you might consider whether the attributes can be grouped to be included within a style sheet for each "view". Hope that helps. Thanks, Tom -- Thomas A. Poe, M.D., Director The World Center For Clinical Research 2500 Dickerson Rd, H-124 Reno, NV 89503-4801 admin@xxxxxxxxxxxx http://www.worldccr.org -- XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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