Martynas Jusevicius wrote:
I used to use a key declaration like this
<xsl:key name="element-by-class" match="h:*" use="@class"/>
to match XHTML elements like <p class="Quote"> by supplying a classname:
key('element-by-class', 'Quote')
But now I have changed my XHTML input so that the class attribute can
actually include multiple classnames, for example:
<p class="Quote Text_body">
I managed to fix my template matches by using h:p[(_at_)class/tokenize(., '
') = 'Quote'] instead of simply h:p[(_at_)class = 'Quote'].
But what about that key declaration, can I change it in the same way
to take into account every classname from the @class attribute? Maybe
using contains() or tokenize() somehow? So that
key('element-by-class', 'Quote') would still match an element if one
of its classnames is 'Quote'.
Yes,
use="tokenize(@class, '\s+')"
should do.
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Martin Honnen
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