The XSL Formatting Properties
The formatting objects in the previous section have properties that you can use to customize what they do. As we'll see in this chapter, a typical formatting object can support quite a few properties. Here are the current formatting properties that the W3C formatting objects specification supports. Many of these properties are taken from CSS and behave the same there. You set lengths and other units exactly as you do in CSS (using units such as px for pixels, pt for points, mm for millimeters, % for percentages, and so on):
absolute-position
active-state
alignment-adjust
auto-restore
azimuth
background
background-attachment
background-color
background-image
background-position
background-position-horizontal
background-position-vertical ...
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