is there any example of styling repeat tables

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> Thanks very much.
> I also managed to get one more feature working on my XForm, which was:
> generating tables. The challenge now is to format them and your  
> suggestions
> are very timely.
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> Alessandro Vernet wrote:
>>
>> On Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 9:01 AM, someperson <[hidden email]>  
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> The following code snippet is from IBM's site about doing repeats. I
>>> want to
>>> be able to style repeats.
>>> Is there any example in the samples folder of Orbeon that shows me  
>>> how
>>> to
>>> style my repeat structure.
>>>
>>> Instead of xforms | repeat, I should be able to write .xforms-
>>> repeat?
>>
>> The selected repeat has a xforms-repeat-selected-item-1 class (or -2
>> for the second level of nesting, and so on). This enables you to set
>> background color on the selected repeat. Otherwise if you wish to  
>> have
>> other classes, you might want to add them on an HTML element outside
>> or inside the repeat.
>>
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> So you can write things like:
>
> <xhtml:table class="zebra-table">
>     <xhtml:tbody>
>         <xforms:repeat nodeset="*">
>             <xhtml:tr class="zebra-row-{if (position() mod 2 = 0) then
> 'even' else 'odd'}">
>                 <xhtml:td>
>                     <xforms:output value="."/>
>                 </xhtml:td>
>             </xhtml:tr>
>         </xforms:repeat>
>     </xhtml:tbody>
> </xhtml:table>
>
> That is, you can influence the style of the xhtml:tr element from XForms.
>
> -Erik

>>> BTW, we have now (recent nightlies) implemented AVTs on XHTML elements.
>>
>> This is very cool to hear. Do AVT's work on any attribute attached to
>> an XHTML element, or only ones in the XHTML namespace, or only a
>> select few attributes?
>
> In principle it works on:
>
> * any attribute in no namespace...
> * which appears on an element in the XHTML namespace (except the "id"
> attribute, because that will mess things up)...
> * which is under xhtml:body
>
> Obviously one thing this can't do is create a new attribute.
>
>> The reason I ask is because I am doing RDFa with my XForms and
>> currently I have to resort to generating my elements with xf:output
>> with mediatype="text/html"
>
> So do we do enough or would you need more?