About the XSLT Editor

The XSLT editor, which displays a stylesheet when you open it, has four tabs at the bottom.

Figure 215. XSLT Editor

The XSLT Source, Mapper, and Params/Other tabs are always available. The WYSIWYG tab is available only when the stylesheet generates HTML.


		The WYSIWYG tab is available only in Stylus Studio XML Enterprise Edition and Stylus Studio XML Professional Edition.

Editing XSLT as XML

If you want, you can edit an XSLT file as an XML file. To do this, open the stylesheet in the XML editor instead of in the XSLT editor. In the Open dialog box, click the down arrow in the Open button. Click XML Editor in the drop-down menu. A document can be open in the XML editor and in the XSLT editor at the same time.

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