Greetings!

Thanks Michiel, Barry for responding. I don't have a thorough understanding of 
xslt either and I have been mostly using various web tutorials to guide me. I 
thought xslt is something that I can get up to speed with real quick but I 
was wrong. I need to  inverst in a good book. Do you guys have any 
suggestions on a good XSLT book? 

So, before I start posting xslt code, let me get a better understanding, so I 
can ask more intelligible questions ;-)

Curtney



On Wednesday 04 August 2004 08:55 am, Barry van Oven wrote:
> Curtney, why not post your XSLT and generated XML, so we can take a look at
> it?
>
> }-----Original Message-----
> }From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> }On Behalf Of Michiel Meeuwissen
> }Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 2004 9:16 AM
> }To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> }Subject: Re: Modifying x2html.xsl does not change resulting xhtml
> }
> }Curtney Jacobs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> }> I followed the formatter.jsp example. I created a second
> }style sheet that
> }> imports the xs/2xhtml.xslt style sheet. However, whenever I apply a
> }> formatting to a field in the second style sheet, all
> }subsequent formatting
> }> declared in 2xhtml.xslt (first style sheet) is gone.
> }>
> }> For example, if a field had any embeded links in  a
> }paragraph then it
> }> disappears. Only the most current formatting is shown. I am
> }aware that
> }> imported stylesheets have lower precedence, but I think it
> }is I that is doing
> }> something wrong. I just don't know what.
> }>
> }> I hope this make sense :-(
> }
> }Hardly. I think that your problem might be XSL, which is
> }indeed not a very
> }easy language. It is not cascading or so, if you override a
> }template the one
> }in the overridden style sheet is hidden and unused. If you
> }still need its
> }functionality, you need to copy it in the hiding template. I
> }think that e.g.
> }finding links is done in seperate templates, so you should
> }call these also
> }in your extension.
> }
> }But of course, I'm only guessing about what you try, and I'm
> }no XSLT expert
> }either. Do you have a good book about it?
> }
> } Michiel
> }
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