an example involving xsl:attribute in kay's book:

 <table>
  <xsl:attribute border="2"/>
 </table>

i'm assuming that this is just a longer way of writing

<table border="2">

no? just underneath that, he has what i take to be a more realistic example, but i just wanted to clarify that
the first example could certainly have been implemented
without an <xsl:attribute>, right?

if not, then i'm fairly confused.

rday


XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list