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xslt.base.fo.inlines.xsl Maven / Gradle / Ivy
Handle xlink:href attributes on inlines
This template generates XHTML anchors for inline elements that
have xlink:href attributes.
Nested anchors can occur this way and this code does not, at
present, “unwrap” them as it should.
node
The node for which markup is being generated; the one that might
have the xlink:href attribute.
content
The content of the link. This defaults to the result of
calling “apply templates” with node as the
context item.
The result tree markup for the node.
XLink to nonexistent id:
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Handles simple inline elements
This template generates simple inline markup for the context
node, assumed to be an element.
Specifically, it generates a span with a
class attribute. It also handles any
necessary id or
dir attributes.
If the element has an alt element among its
children, the string-value of that element will be used as the
title of the span.
content
The content of the element. This defaults to the result of
calling “apply templates” with the current context node.
The result tree markup for the element.
someVarName
someVarName
ltr
rtl
Handles monospace inline elements
This template generates monospace inline markup for the context
node, assumed to be an element.
Specifically, it generates a tt with a
class attribute. It also handles any
necessary id or
dir attributes.
If the element has an alt element among its
children, the string-value of that element will be used as the
title of the tt .
content
The content of the element. This defaults to the result of
calling “apply templates” with the current context node.
The result tree markup for the element.
ltr
rtl
Handles bold inline elements
This template generates bold inline markup for the context
node, assumed to be an element.
Specifically, it generates a strong with a
class attribute. It also handles any
necessary id or
dir attributes.
If the element has an alt element among its
children, the string-value of that element will be used as the
title of the strong .
content
The content of the element. This defaults to the result of
calling “apply templates” with the current context node.
The result tree markup for the element.
ltr
rtl
Handles italic inline elements
This template generates italic inline markup for the context
node, assumed to be an element.
Specifically, it generates a em with a
class attribute. It also handles any
necessary id or
dir attributes.
If the element has an alt element among its
children, the string-value of that element will be used as the
title of the em .
content
The content of the element. This defaults to the result of
calling “apply templates” with the current context node.
The result tree markup for the element.
ltr
rtl
Handles bold, monospace inline elements
This template generates bold, monospace inline markup for the context
node, assumed to be an element.
Specifically, it generates a strong with a
class attribute and possibly an
id .
If the element has an
alt element among its children, the string-value of
that element will be used as the title of the strong .
Inside the strong , it generates a tt with
a dir attribute, if
appropriate.
content
The content of the element. This defaults to the result of
calling “apply templates” with the current context node.
The result tree markup for the element.
ltr
rtl
Handles italic, monospace inline elements
This template generates italic, monospace inline markup for the context
node, assumed to be an element.
Specifically, it generates a em with a
class attribute and possibly an
id .
If the element has an
alt element among its children, the string-value of
that element will be used as the title of the em .
Inside the em , it generates a tt with
a dir attribute, if
appropriate.
content
The content of the element. This defaults to the result of
calling “apply templates” with the current context node.
The result tree markup for the element.
ltr
rtl
Handles superscript inline elements
This template generates superscript inline markup for the context
node, assumed to be an element.
Specifically, it generates a sup with a
class attribute. It also handles any
necessary id or
dir attributes.
If the element has an alt element among its
children, the string-value of that element will be used as the
title of the sup .
content
The content of the element. This defaults to the result of
calling “apply templates” with the current context node.
The result tree markup for the element.
ltr
rtl
super
super
Handles subscript inline elements
This template generates subscript inline markup for the context
node, assumed to be an element.
Specifically, it generates a sub with a
class attribute. It also handles any
necessary id or
dir attributes.
If the element has an alt element among its
children, the string-value of that element will be used as the
title of the sub .
content
The content of the element. This defaults to the result of
calling “apply templates” with the current context node.
The result tree markup for the element.
ltr
rtl
sub
sub
Handles markup for the DocBook tag element
This template generates markup for the context
node, assumed to be a tag element.
Specifically, it generates a tt with a
class attribute. It also handles any
necessary id attribute.
Depending on the value of the class
attribute, additional generated text may be output as well.
class
The class attribute associated with the context element. If
the context element has no class attribute,
the default is “element”.
The result tree markup for the element.
element
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<!--
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Something emphasized
Something emphasized
Something strongly emphasized
Something strongly emphasized
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Template for processing glossterm elements
The glossterm template is used to process glossterm
and firstterm elements.
ltr
rtl
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