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XSLT Syntax All XSLT documents need to be well-formed and valid XML documents, so you need to follow the same syntax rules that apply to any other XML document. As well as ensuring that your XSLT documents are valid XML, you need to ensure they are valid XSLT documents. Here's what you need to remember when creating XSLT documents. XML VersionXSL documents are also XML documents and so we should include the XML version in the document's prolog. We should also set the
XSL Root ElementThen we open the root element - xsl:stylesheet. The root element needs to include the XSL version as well as the XSL namespace (hence the xsl prefix and the xmlns... part).
XSL Namespace PrefixAll XSL elements in your XSLT document must include the XSL prefix. Syntax:
Example:
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