Michael Huebner wrote: > > > Hussein Shafie schrieb: > >> Michael Huebner wrote: >> >>> >>> how can I specify replaced content to display child elements in >>> another order than in the parent element? >>> >>> As an addition it would be great if I could influence the CSS rules >>> that are applied to the child elements. >>> This could be done by injecting an temporary attribute into the child >>> element at the call site in the replaced content. >>> The temporary attribute is not really in the child element but only >>> used to determine the CSS rule. >> >> >> >> Sorry but there is no way to do that. > > > Maybe XMLmind could provide such a technique in the future? > This technique would allow to do much the same things as with XSLT: > CSS rules could be used like xsl:templates, with the reference to child > elements acting like xsl:apply-templates. >
Frankly, this is very unlikely to happen.
