>> Unfortunately, element-name() appears to have no value in >> this context.
> OK. We'll fix this. Thanks! >> Is there any way to specify >> the attribute value for a newly inserted element in the css? > > No. For now, adding an attribute by picking an attribute name from a > list is a 2-step process: > [1] Choose the attribute name from a list. > [2] Replace "???" by an actual value. > There is a way to do what you want: specify a command-button > displaying a menu of putAttribute commands. putAttribute allows > you to specify both the attribute name and the attribute value. See > http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/docs/poweruser/ar01s05s27.html That is helpful. It does lead to another question - is there any way that I can specify multiple commands for a CSS button? It seems like I need to define a macro in the configuration that would combine the insert and putAttribute, and then make that macro the command for the button. Is it possible to associate a macro with a button? (This also requires local config to be set up, whereas an ability to directly specify a sequence of commands for a CSS button would be a more self-contained solution). >> Finally, is there any way to specify the initial state of a collapser? > Not in the collapser() pseudo-function itself. Use CSS property: > collapsed:yes;. Yes, that's exactly what I wanted; I don't know how I missed that in the docs (I recognized other parts of it, so I must have read it). >> Or to collapse/expand all elements? > In the CSS no. Interactively, yes: right click on the arrow of a > collapser and it will display an ``Expand All/Collapse All'' menu, > just like in the tree view. That's perfectly sufficient, thanks again for all your answers. @alex
