prop

Identifies an attribute, and usually values in the attribute, to take an action on. The attribute must be a conditional processing attribute: platform, product, audience, props. and otheprops; or a specialization of the props attribute. There can be at most one occurrence of a "prop" element with no attribute specified (setting a default action for every prop element), at most one for each attribute with no value specified (setting the default action for a specific attribute), and at most one with each attribute value specification (to avoid conflicting actions for the same attribute value).

Contains

startflag (optional) then endflag (optional)

Contained by

val

Attributes

Name	Description	Data Type	Default Value	Required?
att	The attribute to be acted upon. Must be one of props, audience, platform, product, otherprops, rev, or a specialization of props. If the att attribute is absent, then the prop element declares a default behavior for any conditional processing attribute.	CDATA	#IMPLIED	no
val	The value to be acted upon. If the val attribute is absent, then the prop element declares a default behavior for any value in the specified attribute.	CDATA	#IMPLIED	no
action	The action to be taken. The options are: `include` Include the content in output. This is the default behavior unless otherwise set. `exclude` Exclude the content from output (if all values in the particular attribute are excluded). `passthrough` Include the content in output, and preserve the attribute value as part of the output stream for further processing by a runtime engine, for example runtime filtering based on individual user settings. The value should be preserved in whatever syntax is required by the target runtime. Values that are not explicitly passed through should be removed from the output stream, even though the content is still included. `flag` Include and flag the content on output (if the content has not been excluded).	(include \| exclude \| passthrough \| flag)	#IMPLIED	yes
color	If flag has been set, the color to use to flag text. Colors may be entered by name or code. Processor support is recommended for the color names listed in http://www.w3.org/TR/xsl/slice5.html#section-N8794-Property-Datatypes and for the 6 digit hex code form (#rrggbb, case insensitive). If flag has not been set this attribute is ignored.	CDATA	#IMPLIED	no
backcolor	If flag has been set, the color to use as background for flagged text. Colors may be entered by name or code. Processor support is recommended for the color names listed in http://www.w3.org/TR/xsl/slice5.html#section-N8794-Property-Datatypes and for the 6 digit hex code form (#rrggbb, case insensitive). If flag has not been set this attribute is ignored.	CDATA	#IMPLIED	no
style	If flag has been set, the text style to use for flagged text. The following values are enumerated: underline double-underline italics overline bold If flag has not been set this attribute is ignored.	(underline \| double-underline \| italics \| overline \| bold)	#IMPLIED	no