Target Structures

There are two ways to specify an XSLT target structure:

You can select an existing document from which Stylus Studio infers a structure and, optionally, modify the structure. Existing nodes in a target structure are displayed in blue. Nodes that you add are displayed in red.

You can build a structure from scratch, starting with the root element and defining other elements and attributes as needed. Nodes for target structures you define are displayed in red.

This section covers the following topics:

Using an Existing Document

Building a Target Structure

Modifying the Target Structure

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