RE: CSS and XML attributes

renata, 
I belive this is only supported in CSS2:

element[attribute] {declaration block}
	example blockquote[title] {color:red;} 
	will make all blockquotes with an attribute title the color red

element[attribute="value"] {declaration block}
	example: h2[align="left"] {color:blue;} 
	will make all h2 using an aligh attribute set to left and make them
blue


Ray,
You need to XSLT and write a template to match the element and display it's
attribute (or you can write a template to match both the element and
attribute):

<xsl:template match="element">
	<h1><xsl:value-of select="@attribute"/></h1>
</xsl:template>

Please correct me if I'm wrong anyone.

LN
-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Monday, August 21, 2006 12:27 PM
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Subject: RE: CSS and XML attributes


Actually, for those who respond to this, I am looking to display the node
attributes. So, please include that with any correspondence if you don't
mind.

Scott




From: renata kabiljo [mailto:] 
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2006 1:19 AM
To: 
Subject: CSS and XML attributes


Hello,

I am very new to CSS, so I apologize if my question is too trivial - I have
looked at the number of tutorials and samples, but could not find anything
relevant.

In my stylesheet, I would like to specify not how nodes would be displayed,
but how only nodes having an attribute of a certain value will be displayed.
I do not need to display the attribute value, but to use it to display the
nodes according to it (e.g. - different attribute values - different text
color).

Any feedback would be appreciated,

Thanks,

Renata




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