Introduction to WYSIWYG XSLT Design in Stylus Studio

This is the first of 4 video demonstrations that introduces Stylus Studio visual tools for working with XSLT. Please note: As of Stylus Studio 2007 Release 2 (May 2007) support for the WYSIWYG XSLT designer has been replaced with XML Publisher, a more powerful XML-based tool for developing report generation applications.

Introduction to WYSIWYG XSLT Design in Stylus Studio covers the following topics:

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Loading an XML Source Document
Switching between XSLT source code editing view and visual XML editing views
Editing and formatting static HTML
Creating placeholders for dynamic content using XPath expressions
Previewing a simple XSLT transformation
Handling repeating XML elements as dynamic tables
Populating dynamically generated XML tables
Creating XML-driven dynamically generated nested tables
Working with Tables

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Introduction to WYSIWYG XSLT Design in Stylus Studio