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Learn XSLT With Stylus Studio® XSLT Video DemonstrationsPlease note: As of Stylus Studio 2007 Release 2 (May 2007) support for the WYSIWYG XSLT designer has been replaced with XML Publisher, a more powerful XML-based tool for developing report generation applications. Stylus Studio®'s XSLT development tools makes it easy to visualize and learn XSLT technologies. Our WYSIWYG tools (illustrated below click to enlarge) let you visually design XSLT stylesheets for transforming XML into HTML without ever writing any XSLT code! The following 4 video demonstrations showcase various key aspects of our powerful XSLT tools. Introduction to WYSIWYG in Stylus Studio®Learn more about Stylus Studio®'s WYSIWYG tools for creating static and dynamic HTML content, and some basic techniques for creating dynamic, XML-data driven tables. This video covers the following topics:
Working with TablesThis video demonstration shows you how to sort tables and how to apply advanced formatting using XSLT conditional processing. This video covers the following topics:
Using XSLT TemplatesLearn how to apply and match XSLT templates; and how to create, edit, and reuse templates of your own. This video covers the following topics:
Converting Static HTMLThis demonstration describes how to use Stylus Studio®'s HTML editor to convert a page of static HTML to one that lists dynamic content copied from a source XML document. This video covers the following topics:
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