XSLT element reference

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XSLT Element reference

W3C XSLT element (XSLT 1.0 ).

XSLT Element

The Element column contains attributes. You can use hyperlinks to obtain more useful information about each attribute.

• NN: The tag is supported in earlier versions of Netscape.
• IE: This label is supported in earlier versions of Internet Explorer.

Note:Elements supported by IE 5.x may have non-standard behaviors, because IE 5.x was released before XSLT became the W3C recommendation standard. However, IE 6.x fully supports XML, XSLT 1.0, and XPath 1.0.

Element	Description	IE	NN
Apply-imports	Use an imported style sheet to implement template rules	6.0
Apply-templates	Apply the template rule to the current element or the current child node element.	5.0	6.0
Attribute	Add an attribute	5.0	6.0
Attribute-set	Define the name of an attribute set	6.0	6.0
Call-template	Call a naming Template	6.0	6.0
Choose	Used with <when> and <otherwise> to indicate multi-condition tests	5.0	6.0
Comment	Create a note node in the result tree	5.0	6.0
Copy	Create a copy of the current node (the child node and attribute are not copied)	5.0	6.0
Copy-	Create a copy of the current node (copy sub-nodes and attributes at the same time)	6.0	6.0
Decimal-format	Defines the characters and symbols used to convert numbers to strings. The format-number () function is required.	6.0
Element	Create an element node in the output document	5.0	6.0
Fallback	Specifies a replacement code, and the XSLT element is allowed in the processor.	6.0
For-each	Traverses a specific node set and loops	5.0	6.0
If	Only when the if condition is true will the template to be applied be included	5.0	6.0
Import	Import content from one style report to another Note:An Imported style table has a lower priority than the original style table.	6.0	6.0
Include	Contains the content imported from one style sheet to another. Note:The included style has the same priority as the original style.	6.0	6.0
Key	Declare a naming keyword that can be used in the style sheet. The key () function is required.	6.0	6.0
Message	Output a message (only used to report errors)	6.0	6.0
Namespace-alias	Replace the namespace in the style sheet with another namespace in the output.	6.0
Number	Determine the index location of the current node, integer value, and format the number	6.0	6.0
Otherwise	Define the default action of the <choose> element	5.0	6.0
Output	Define the output document format	6.0	6.0
Param	Declare a local or global Parameter	6.0	6.0
Preserve-space	Set space for retaining elements	6.0	6.0
Processing-instruction	Output A process command	5.0	6.0
Sort	Index output data	6.0	6.0
Strip-space	Set node -- whether to remove white space	6.0	6.0
Stylesheet	Define the root element of the style sheet	5.0	6.0
Template	Apply rules on a matched Node	5.0	6.0
Text	Output common text	5.0	6.0
Transform	Define the root element of the style sheet	6.0	6.0
Value-	Obtain the value of the selected node.	5.0	6.0
Variable	Define a local or global variable	6.0	6.0
When	Defines an action of the <choose> element.	5.0	6.0
With-param	Define the parameter values passed to the template	6.0	6