$revhistory-style

$revhistory-style — Rendering style for revhistory elements.

Parameter:

{}revhistory-style

Defined in:

param.xsl

Used in:

main.xsl, param.xsl

Synopsis

  |$revhistory-style := 'table'

Description

The revhistory element can be rendered as a list or a table. If $revhistory-style is “table>”, it will be rendered using the tabular style, if it is “list”, it will be rendered using the list style.

Example 1, “An example of char alignment” shows an example of a revhistory element.

   |<revhistory>
   |<revision>
   |<revnumber>1.0.0</revnumber>
   |<date>2020-07-27</date>
   |<author>
   |<personname>Norman Tovey-Walsh</personname>
   |</author>
   |<revdescription>
   |<para>Version 1.0.0 released.</para>
   |</revdescription>
   |</revision>
   |<revision>
   |<revnumber>0.0.1</revnumber>
   |<date>2020-05-08T06:24:00Z</date>
   |<author>
   |<personname>Norman Tovey-Walsh</personname>
   |</author>
   |<revremark>Development begins.</revremark>
   |</revision>
   |</revhistory>

Example 1. An example of char alignment

It is shown rendered as a table in Figure 1, “An example of revhistory rendered as a table”.

Revision History

1.0.0	27 Jul 2020	Norman Tovey-Walsh	Version 1.0.0 released.
0.0.1	06:24 08 May 2020	Norman Tovey-Walsh	Development begins.

Figure 1. An example of revhistory rendered as a table

The same revhistory is shown rendered as a list in Figure 2, “An example of revhistory rendered as a list”.

Revision History

1.0.0, 27 Jul 2020, Norman Tovey-Walsh

Version 1.0.0 released.
0.0.1, 06:24 08 May 2020, Norman Tovey-Walsh
Development begins.

Figure 2. An example of revhistory rendered as a list

The default style specified by $revhistory-style can be overridden on a case-by-case basis with the db processing instruction using the revhistory-style pseudo-attribute.