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Is this html?
This is a snipet of code that I've got, its part of some integrated way of doing xml/xsl stuff with php, but I don't fully understand it, and it would be useful:
<td class="listtd"><xsl:value-of select="id" /></td> What I'm most in want of knowing about at present is the class= part, if you know whether it is normal html, a part of the xml/xsl stuff or something else I'd like to know. I suspected that it was something put in for latter reference somewhere but I can't find a later reference, of course that could be because that section is not complete yet. Your thoughts are appreciated. |
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RE: Is this html?
class would be referring to css.. you define what styles you want for your td tags in the header like this
td{blah; blah;} td.listtd{blah; blah;} and then you can call that specific style set by using <td class="listid"> make sense? |
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RE: Is this html?
here is a link to hopefully shed some light on the xsl part: http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt20/#value-of
it is not html but using an xsl parser it could very well generate html. as far as how to use an xsl parser i have no clue, i just know of them. |
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