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Neutral objects

Some features may be employed both in-line and at the block level. These include the ability to swap-in and swap-out portions of the document dynamically, change the style of an object dynamically, and apply inherited styles to a range of items.

Switches

When publishing electronically, it is possible to hide and reveal portions of the document depending on user actions. The opening and collapsing of portions of a contents list can be supported using such a feature. The Multi Switch element contains a number of Multi Case elements. Each of these elements holds an alternative document fragment, and each alternative must be given a unique name, so that it can be referred to and activated later. The Case Name attribute holds this ...