If you load the XML file into your IE5 browser, you should see something very similar to the figure below in the browser window. The backgrounds of the different rows should be colored red, green, blue, and pink. This lesson uses an XSLT file to transform the contents of a simple XML database into an HTML table. The background color of each row is determined from the value of an attribute of the corresponding data element in the XML file. Copyright 2000 R. G. Baldwin Illustrates choosing alternatives.
Background color is based on the type attribute of the XML data element.
2000 R. G. Baldwin Illustrates choosing alternatives. Background color is based on the type attribute of the XML data element. These articles cover the waterfront from introductory to advanced. Many of these articles are published at EarthWeb. For a consolidated index of hyperlinks to all of my XML articles at my personal website so that you can locate and access all of my articles from there.