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XSL is both a transformation language and a formatting language. The XSLT transformation part lets you scan through a document's structure and rearrange its content any way you like. You can write out the content using a different set of XML tags, and generate text as needed. For example, you can scan through a document to locate all headings and then insert a generated table of contents at the beginning of the document, at the same time writing out the content marked up as HTML. XSL is also a rich formatting language, letting you apply typesetting controls to all components of your output.
Appendix A. A brief introduction to XSL
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Why Most Software User Assistance Help is Terrible and What to do About it
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New Book Published: Drupal for Education and E-Learning
This section of the Online documentation guidelines provides guidance for organizing the structure of online documentation pages. This includes topics such as hierarchical organization, editing existing vs. adding new pages, separation of documentation for different Drupal versions, page length, author block, and page weight. In contrast, the Online documentation style guide offers guidelines for the internal page structure, formatting, and markup, as well as for language usage, such as italicizing, bolding, spelling, and capitalization. A note about the documentation scope
Handbook structure
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