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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > About Stylesheet Contents About Stylesheet ContentsStylesheets are XML documents. They can contain XSLT instructions and non-XSLT elements and nodes. Stylus Studio automatically inserts some XSLT instructions. You can add additional XSLT instructions, HTML markup, and any other XML data you want. This section describes Contents Provided by Stylus StudioWhen Stylus Studio creates a stylesheet, it has the following contents:
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Stylus Studio defines one template, which matches the root node. Of course, the two built-in templates are also defined, although they are not explicitly in the stylesheet. For information about these templates, see Using Stylus Studio Default Templates. When Stylus Studio creates a stylesheet from an HTML file, the template that matches the root node contains all HTML markup that was in the imported file. Contents You Can AddYou can add to the stylesheet any XSLT instruction that Stylus Studio supports. See XSLT Instructions Quick Reference. You can also add HTML markup and any other XML-formatted data you require. To obtain the XPath expression that retrieves a particular node in the source document you want to apply the stylesheet to, see Obtaining the XPath for a Node. |
FLWOR - An Introduction to the XQuery FLWOR Expression
An XQuery FLWOR Tutorial, covering an introduction to the main constructs of the XQuery FLWOR expression, including: For, Let, Where, Order By, and Return. Written by the W3C's Dr. Michael Kay.
XML Schema Documentation Generator
Stylus Studio's XML Schema Editor includes an integrated XML Schema documentation generator, allowing you to easily publish XML content models defined in XML Schema in a convenient, HTML format. A screenshon of the XML Schema Editor is shown here.
Introduction to Convert to XML
Convert to XML is Stylus Studio's all-purpose utility for getting legacy data integration of all sorts into a custom XML format. This video provides an overview of the tool and walks you through a sample CSV to XML data transformation project.
Open XSLT Architecture
Learn how Stylus Studio's Open XSLT Architecture enables you to use any of the popular industry-standard XSLT processors (like Saxon, Xalan-J, MSXML, Microsoft .NET, and others) for all your XSLT development tasks.


