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| | | Altova Mailing List Archives>Archive Index >microsoft.public.xsl Archive Home >Recent entries >Thread Prev - Using div elements in XSL [Thread Next] Re: Using div elements in XSLTo: NULL Date: 6/4/2005 1:36:00 PM Syxxzonz wrote: > I'm new HTML,XSL,XML. Basically, I'm new to anything having to do with > web pages. However, I have a problem regarding HTML div elements. I > have an XSL stylesheet that correctly reads and XML file and formats it > accordingly. It has a main body (i.e. <html> and <body> tags) and some > javascripts. I start off my file by having a template match. This is > where i have my html and body tags. Within my body, I have a table. I > basically have a table tag with no cells. Between the table tags I do > an apply-template call to apply it to certain elements. When I finish > this main section of my code I start applying various templates (i.e. > template match = ""). This is where I start forming my cells. However, > what I want to do is create a div element so that I can hide and show > the first column. In the end, I'm outputting a table with many rows but > only two or three columns depending on the data. What I want to do is > hide and show the first column. I can add a div tag to the first column > in each different template (where the cells are being created with the > data), and furthermore, I can use the "display" property to hide it at > page load. However, I can't dynamically hide it or show it with a > javascript function at the click of a button. I tried it out with a > regular web page and it works the way I want it to. However, with an > xsl stylesheet, when I create the table in the various templates the > div element does not work. I'd appreciate the help. Is there something > different that prevents a div element from working properly in an XSL > stylesheet? It is not clear what you try to achieve, the proper way to markup a table column is to use the <col> element, not a <div> element. Then in theory you can toggle the CSS visibility to collapse to hide a column but in practice that is only supported in Mozilla 1.8 nightlies I think. In other browsers if you want to hide a column then you need to hide all cells in that column. If you want to hide a table row then you do not need a <div> element either, you should directly apply the CSS to the <tr> element. -- Martin Honnen --- MVP XML http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/ | |
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