Hello!
Using the Excel-Plugin cells may be colored by putting the color's hex value in a cell (e.g. #ff0000). We use this feature for color tables in our styleguides.
This is done inside the plugin by writing <td style="background-color:#ff0000;"> to the XML output stream.
The @style attribute is not part of a valid document-v1.3 xml-document but gets passed on to HTML output, so it works. (I guess because internally there is no more validation).
Is there a valid way to specify a specific style for a single element in document-v1.3 (or v2.0)?
The only way I see is to use a class attribute but this is not possible because each and every cell may have a different bg-color.
BTW:
To display these background-colors in PDF, too, I adapted
document2fo.xsl by adding
<xsl:attribute name="background-color">
<xsl:value-of select="substring-before( substring-after(
@style, 'background-color:'),';')"
/>
</xsl:attribute>
to the <fo:cell> definition.Cheers Johannes
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