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Subject: Controlling header color from the Makefile
Hello! How would I go about to control an attribute in a attribute set from the command line? Is it possible to use stringparam for that purpose? What I really want to accomplish is to graphically distinguish internal documents from non-internals, e.g. by having different colors in the header and footer, and control that from the command line with some kind of string param "internal.doc". If that stringparam is set, I would like to have one set of attributes, if not set another. I am not allowed to simply have a xsl:if on the top level of the file, obviously... Something like the draft mode, controlling possibly many different things, but primarilly the header/footer color currently. I could split the driver file in two which include the main parts, and from the command line select which file to use, but is there anyhting better? br Gurra _________________________________________________________________ Want to block unwanted pop-ups? Download the free MSN Toolbar now! http://toolbar.msn.co.uk/
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