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Stephen Deach wrote:
>Non-inherited properties (that are not "required") may also be specified
>anywhere. They "inherit" from parent to child only if each level states:
>property-name=inherit. Any level that does not make this statement (and
>does not explicitly set a value for the property) is assumed to set the
>property to the "initial" value.
Ah. So, fooattr="inherit" <=> fooattr="from-parent(fooattr)", whereas
I expected it to be "from-nearest-specified-value()". BTW, as far as the
these two functions are concerned: are there any limits on their use?
And consequently, may I conclude that _every_ feature that happens
on a node may also be specified on any of its ancestors on the tree?
Regards,
Nikolai Grigoriev
RenderX
XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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