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Subject: Website 'webpage.table.footer' template
In the website-2.5.0 stylesheets, tabular.xsl includes: ------------------------------------------------------------ </tr> <xsl:call-template name="webpage.table.footer"/> </table> ------------------------------------------------------------ And website-common.xsl includes: ------------------------------------------------------------ <xsl:template name="webpage.table.footer"/> ------------------------------------------------------------ What is intended to be generated by a custom template that overrides the website-common.xsl template for 'webpage.table.footer'? If a custom 'webpage.table.footer' is supposed to generate a <tr> and one <td>: 1. Wouldn't it be simpler if tabular.xsl included the <tr> and <td> and the customisation just provided the content? 2. Shouldn't the hardcoded 'rowspan="2"' in tabular.xsl be 'rowspan="3"'? Alternatively, if a custom 'webpage.table.footer' is supposed to generate <tr><td>...</td><td>...</td></tr>, is there scope for adding a 'navtoc.column.footer' to the stylesheets for putting content (i.e., <tr><td>...</td></tr>) at the bottom of the 'navtoc' column without necessarily extending the height of the page (actually, of the table that makes up most of the page)? Regards, Tony Graham ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sun Microsystems Ireland Ltd Phone: +353 1 8199708 Hamilton House, East Point Business Park, Dublin 3 x(70)19708
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