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An introduction to XSL
two. xsl conversion
three. XSL---implementation on the client
Four: XSL---on server-side implementation
Five. XSL index
six XS L Filter and Query
Seven. Xsl's control statement
One. Introduction to XSL
1.XSL---XML stylesheet
HTML Web pages use predefined identifiers (tags), which means that all tags have a clear meaning, For example <p> is another row However, XML does not have a fixed identity, we can build the identity we need, so browsers can't parse them automatically, for example <table> can be understood as tables or tables. Because of the extensibility of XML, we do not have a standard way to display XML documents.
to control the display of XML documents, it is necessary to establish a mechanism in which CSS is one, but XSL (extensible Stylesheet Language) is the preferred style language for displaying XML documents, which is more suitable for XML than CSS.
2.XSL---is more than just a stylesheet
XSL consists of two parts:
One transforms an XML document and the other is formatting an XML document.
If you don't understand the meaning, consider this: XSL is a language that transforms XML into HTML, a language that filters and selects XML data, and a language that formats XML data. (for example, show negative numbers in red.)
3.XSL---What does it do?
XSL can be used to define how an XML document is displayed, to convert an XML document into an HTML file that can be recognized by the browser, and typically XSL to implement this transformation by translating each XML element into an HTML element. The
XSL can add new elements to the output file, or move elements. XSL can also rearrange or index data, which detects and determines which elements are displayed and how much is displayed.
4.XSL is displayed in IE5
Note: IE5.0 is not fully compatible with the latest XSL standards published by the organization. Because IE5.0 was released before the final determination of the XSL standard. Microsoft has promised to fix it in IE5.5.