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Re: <xsl:include> and CSS

Subject: Re: <xsl:include> and CSS
From: "Werner, Wolfgang" <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 08 Oct 2004 11:25:07 +0200
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Hi Aaron,

I'm not quite sure if i understood what you mean, but perhaps you're
looking for moded templates.
You could use one default template with no mode attribute and one with a
mode attribute that indicates you don't want the .css information to be
included.
~  <xsl:template match='someelement'> ... </>
~  <xsl:template match='someelement' mode='nocss'> ... </>

~  <xsl:choose>
~    <xsl:when test='<I don't want CSS>'>
	<xsl:apply-templates select='someelement' mode='nocss'/>
~    </xsl:when>
~    <xsl:otherwise>
	<xsl:apply-templates select='someelement'/>
~    </xsl:otherwise>

Wildly guessing,
Wolfgang


Aaron Johnson wrote:


| Hi...
|
| I have a couple of stylesheets that use the <xsl:include> declaration to
| take defenitions from a global base stylesheet. Within this style sheet
| there are parameters to pick up styling definitions from .CSS files. These
| then pass on to the other stylesheets. These then apply to files being
| rendered as xhtml.
|
| Is there a way of overriding this base template to create a text only
| version file with no styling?
|
| Hope this is clear!
|
| AJ
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