Thanks, that works perfectly.
Kevin Hussein Shafie wrote: > Kevin Flynn wrote: >> >> I have documents with xinclude elements that contain fallback child >> elements. >> >> How can I override the default CSS setting for xi:include elements in >> XmlMind so that it it possible to display the contents of a child >> xi:fallback element when the inclusion fails? >> >> I tried: >> >> @namespace xi "http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude";; >> >> xi|include { >> display: block; >> } >> >> xi|fallback { >> display: block; >> content: "[fallback]"; >> } >> >> as a test, but it doesn't seem to work. I imagine this is because the >> default rule for xi:include uses "content" - is there anyway I can >> override that so that I can show the element's contents? > > What follows should work fine. In XXE -- and *may* *be* in the CSS > standard (???) -- {content: "";} can be used to suppress generated > content. > > --- > @namespace xi "http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude";; > > xi|include { > display: block; > content: ""; > } > > xi|fallback { > display: block; > content: "[fallback]"; > } > ---
