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/ "J. David Eisenberg" <catcode@catcode.com> was heard to say:
| Yes. I want something "generic." I can do something to the effect of:
|
| <xsl:template name="handle-styles">
| <xsl:if test="contains(@class, 'important')">
| <!-- add appropriate attrs to fo:block -->
| </xsl:if>
| <xsl:if test="contains(@class, 'warning')">
| <!-- add appropriate attrs to fo:block -->
| </xsl:if>
| </xsl:template>
|
| which will do what I intend
Right. So that's fairly straightforward if you stick to named styles
in your class values.
| but if someone uses in-line
| styles:
|
| <td style="width: 140px">tra la la</td>
|
| that becomes much harder to deal with.
Yeah, so don't do that. :-)
Be seeing you,
norm
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XML Standards Architect | a masterpiece is being created? "I am being
Sun Microsystems, Inc. | soiled, brutally treated and concealed from
| view." Thus men grumble at their destiny,
| however fair.--Jean Cocteau
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