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Leo : Examples Screenbook Maker XSLT |
The page that you are looking is an HTML page created by the Screenbook Maker program. Screenbook Maker makes it easy to create online tutorials with screenshots. It also automatically creates tables of contents, full text search pages, rdf files, and other resources.
Before Screenbook Maker created this HTML page that you are reading now, however, it saved all of the text of this tutorial in an XML file. Then, it generates the HTML for this page from an XSLT template. But Screenbook Maker doesn't just create one HTML view of the tutorial. Screenbook Maker looks in the bookshelf folder (the folder containing the screenbook tutorials) for XSLT files. For every XSLT file that it finds there, it generates a different tutorial output.
An XSLT template file is a text file that contains XSLT (a specialized language) instructions and other output text. A processor is used to take the XML file for the tutorial and create an output file based on the XSLT instructions and text in the XSLT template.
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