RE: selectively add a border to graphics

Roman Banks 
[mailto:] wrote:

>

Does anybody know 
how should I customize the graphics.xsl in order to selectively create a border 
around graphics in my HTML output? 
For PDF, it works nicely, but I 
can't find place in graphics.xsl to do the same thing for HTML.
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We're currently using an older version of the style sheets, 
in which I can do something similar for HTML output by adding the following 
inside the <xsl:element> element of the "process.image" 
template:

 

<xsl:if 
test="ancestor::figure[@role='bordered']">
 <xsl:attribute 
name="style">
  <xsl:text>border-style:solid;</xsl:text>
 </xsl:attribute>
</xsl:if>

 

It looks like the current templates are similar enough that 
this should still work, though to be thorough you might also want to remove 
the following line in the processing of non-scaled 
images:

 

<xsl:attribute 
name="border">0</xsl:attribute>

 

I'm not sure why that's there; it might be to turn off 
the automatic border that some browsers place around images that are 
links.

 

 

Rob Cavicchio 

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