re:masterpage

A re:masterpage element is a commonly used page design, which is non-printing and used to automatically format a page. Master pages typically contain such items as headers, footers, and other items that need to be placed on multiple pages.

XML Tag

<re:re:masterpage id='' class='' style=''>
       ...
</re:re:masterpage>

DTD

<!ENTITY % style "style      CDATA #IMPLIED">
<!ENTITY % class "class      CDATA #IMPLIED">
<!ELEMENT re:masterpage ANY >
    <!ATTLIST re:re:masterpage %class; %style;
        id CDATA #REQUIRED >

Reference examples

010_020 , 010_030 , 010_035 , 010_035

Children

Any

Attributes

id, class, style

Style Properties

All

id

The id attribute specifies a named_reference for this master page. The id value acts as a reference to this master page, which can be used by page to call the defined properties for multiple page set-ups and/or automatic page continuation.

class

A class attribute specifies a named_reference to a predefined style sheet.

style

A style attribute specifies a collection of properties for inline style and color changes.