xml.apply-stylesheets.xpl Maven / Gradle / Ivy
Apply CSS, SCSS and/or XSLT
stylesheets
.
Style sheets can be associated with the source in several ways: linked (using an
xml-stylesheet processing instruction or a link element),
embedded (using a style element) and/or inlined (using style
attributes).
Style sheets that are linked to from the source document, or included via the
'stylesheets' option, must either exist on disk, or must be provided in memory via this
port. Style sheets on this port must be wrapped in <c:result
content-type="text/plain"> elements. Style sheet URIs are resolved by matching
against the context documents's base URIs.
Style sheets are applied to the document in the following way: XSLT style sheets are
applied before CSS/SCSS style sheets. XSLT style sheets are applied one by one, first
the ones from the 'stylesheets' option, then the ones associated with the source
document, in the order in which they are specified. CSS/SCSS style sheets are applied by
"inlining" them, i.e. performing the cascade and capturing the styles of individual
elements in style attributes, using the syntax
described in braille CSS. All CSS/SCSS style sheets are applied at once, but the order
in which they are specified (first the ones from the 'stylesheets' option, then the ones
associated with the source document) has an influence on the cascading order.
A space separated list of URIs, absolute or relative to source. XSLT style sheets
must be specified before CSS/SCSS style sheets.
The type of associated style sheets to apply. May be a space separated list. Allowed
values are "text/css", "text/x-scss", "text/xsl" and "application/xslt+xml". If omitted,
all CSS, SCSS and XSLT style sheets are applied.
The target medium type as a media
query. All rules that are contained in a style sheet that matches the specified
medium are included. Supported media types are "embossed" and "print". When the target
medium is embossed, CSS is interpreted according to the rules of braille CSS. Supported media
features are 'width' and 'height'.
Parameters that are passed to XSLT transformations and SCSS style sheets (as global variables).
A c:param-set
document containing all the parameters on the parameters input port,
augmented with any global
variables declared in SCSS style sheets. Variables that are declared later take
precedence, except if they are declared with !default.
px:error
px:parse-xml-stylesheet-instructions
px:css-cascade