> But: different classes often have the same properties. So instead of
> checking the property type inside the <xsl:when test="@class =
> 'someClass'>..</xsl:when> I want a more generic approach...

Perhaps you should try something along the lines of

<xsl:apply-templates select="@*"/> <!-- process all attributes -->
...

<xsl:template match="@name">
<!-- process the name attribute -->
</xsl:template>

i.e. define rules to process different kinds of attribute, regardless where
they appear. If the attribute isn't present, the rule won't be fired.

Mike Kay 


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