Metacat

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  *

  * This is an XSLT (http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt) stylesheet that provides a

  * single, central location for setting all installation-specific paths for

  * XSLT stylesheets.  It is intended to be imported (using the

  * <xsl:import href="..." /> element) into other XSLT stylesheets used in the

  * transformation of xml files that are valid with respect to the

  * applicable dtd of the Ecological Metadata Language (EML).

  * Some of these paths incorporate values of the form: @token-name@; these are

  * intended to allow an Ant (http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/index.html) build

  * script to replace the tokens automatically with the correct values at build/

  * install time.  If Ant is not used, the tokens may simply be edited by hand

  * to point to the correct resources.

  * Note that the values given below may be overridden by passing parameters to

  * the XSLT processor programatically, although the procedure for doing so is

  * vendor-specific.  Note also that these parameter definitions will be overridden

  * by any identical parameter names declared within xsl stylesheets that import

  * this stylesheet.

  *

-->

<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" version="1.0">

<!--

    /**

    *   The filename of the default css stylesheet to be used

    *   (filename only - not the whole path, and no ".css" extension.  The

    *   example below would look for a file named "default.css" in the same

    *   directory as the stylesheets

    */

-->

  <xsl:param name="qformat">default</xsl:param>

<!--

    /**

    *   The module which need to be display in eml2 document. The default

    *   value is dataset

    */

-->

  <xsl:param name="displaymodule">dataset</xsl:param>

<!--

    /**

    *   the path of the directory where the XSL and CSS files reside - starts

    *   with context name, eg: /myContextRoot/styleDirectory.

    *   (As found in "http://hostname:port/myContextRoot/styleDirectory").

    *   Needs leading slash but not trailing slash

    *

    *   EXAMPLE:

    *       <xsl:param name="stylePath">/brooke/style</xsl:param>

    */

-->

<!--<xsl:param name="stylePath">@style-path@</xsl:param>-->

    <xsl:param name="docid"/>

<!-- type of entity, data table or spacial raster or others-->

    <xsl:param name="entitytype"/>

<!-- the index of entity in same entity type -->

    <xsl:param name="entityindex"/>

    <xsl:param name="physicalindex"/>

<!-- the index of distribution in physical part  -->

    <xsl:param name="distributionindex"/>

    <xsl:param name="distributionlevel"/>

    <xsl:param name="attributeindex"/>

    <xsl:param name="additionalmetadataindex"/>

    <xsl:attribute-set name="cellspacing">

      <xsl:attribute name="cellpadding">0</xsl:attribute>

      <xsl:attribute name="cellspacing">0</xsl:attribute>

    </xsl:attribute-set>

    /**

    *   The base URI to be used for the href link to each document in a

    *   "subject-relationaship-object" triple

    *

    *   EXAMPLE:

    *       <xsl:param name="tripleURI">

    *         <![CDATA[/brooke/servlet/metacat?action=read&qformat=knb&docid=]]>

    *       </xsl:param>

    *

    *   (Note in the above case the "qformat=knb" parameter in the url; a system

    *   could pass this parameter to the XSLT engine to override the local

    *   <xsl:param name="qformat"> tags defined earlier in this document.)

    */

-->

    <xsl:param name="tripleURI"><![CDATA[@html-path@/servlet/metacat?action=read&qformat=@default-style@&docid=]]></xsl:param>

    <!-- URL for xmlformat-->

    <xsl:param name="xmlURI"><![CDATA[@html-path@/servlet/metacat?action=read&qformat=xml&docid=]]></xsl:param>

<!--

    /**

    *   Most of the html pages are currently laid out as a 2-column table, with

    *   highlights for more-major rows containing subsection titles etc.

    *   The following parameters are used within the

    *           <td width="whateverWidth" class="whateverClass">

    *   tags to define the column widths and (css) styles.

    *

    *   The values of the "xxxColWidth" parameters can be percentages (need to

    *   include % sign) or pixels (number only). Note that if a width is defined

    *   in the CSS stylesheet (see next paragraph), it will override this local

    *   width setting in browsers newer than NN4

    *

    *   The values of the "xxxColStyle" parameters refer to style definitions

    *   listed in the *.css stylesheet that is defined in this xsl document,

    *   above (in the <xsl:param name="qformat"> tag).

    *

    *   (Note that if the "qformat" is changed from the default by passing a

    *   value in the url (see notes for <xsl:param name="qformat"> tag, above),

    *   then the params below must match style names in the "new" CSS stylesheet

    */

-->

<!--    the style for major rows containing subsection titles etc. -->

  <xsl:param name="subHeaderStyle" select="'tablehead'"/>

<!--    the width for the first column (but see note above) -->

  <xsl:param name="firstColWidth" select="'15%'"/>

<!-- the style for the first column -->

  <xsl:param name="firstColStyle" select="'highlight'"/>

<!--    the width for the second column (but see note above) -->

  <xsl:param name="secondColWidth" select="'85%'"/>

<!-- the style for the second column -->

<!-- Some html pages use a nested table in the second column.

     Some of these nested tables set their first column to

     the following width: -->

  <xsl:param name="secondColIndent" select="'10%'"/>

<!-- the first column width of attribute table-->

  <xsl:param name="attributefirstColWidth" select="'15%'"/>

</xsl:stylesheet>