This is a question about how to use CSS for XXE - it might be just a matter of
standard CSS but I am not sure.
I have a highly recursive structure in my XML documents using an element called
"property" which can nest to many levels.
My stylesheet for "property:before" has a large and complex "content:"
declaration (36 lines) based on the values of quite a few attributes. Included
in this content is a hierarchical counter which I want to reflect the level of
nesting. e.g:
Property 1
Property 1.1
Property 1.2
Property 1.2.1
Property 2
etc.
At present I have simply copied the entire content declaration multiple times
for "property", "property>property", "property>property>property" and so on and
then just changed the counter declaration within each one. This is desperately
inefficient and gives rise to all sorts of errors.
Is there a way to declare the content just once and then modify just the
counter part according to the nesting depth?
Philip Nye
