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USING INDESIGN CS4

XML

InDesign will list the XML file in the Links panel and display a yellow alert triangle in the panel if the XML source file

changes.

7 Select additional import options as needed:

Clone Repeating Text Elements If you are importing repeating XML, clones a single placeholder element to create a

container for each record in the file.

Only Import Elements That Match Existing Structure Filters the incoming XML, so that elements that do not exist in

the Structure pane are not imported.

Do Not Import Contents Of Whitespace-Only Elements Preserves any spacing or static text inserted between elements

in a placeholder frame.

Delete Elements, Frames, And Content That Do Not Match Imported XML After XML has been imported, deletes any

elements or placeholders in your document that were not matched (or replaced) by incoming data.

8 Click OK.

InDesign merges content into the document starting with the first matching element in the XML file.

XML Import options

When importing and placing XML data using the Merge Content option, the XML Import Options dialog box offers

the following options:

Create Link Links to the XML file so that if the XML file is updated, you can update its XML data in your InDesign

document.

Apply XSLT Applies a stylesheet to define the transformation of the imported XML. Select Browse (Windows) or

Choose (Mac OS) to select an XSLT file (.xsl or .xslt) from the file system. Use Stylesheet From XML, the default

option, causes InDesign to use an XSLT processing instruction, if one is present in the XML file, to transform the XML

data.

Clone Repeating Text Elements Replicates the formatting applied to tagged placeholder text for repeating content.

Create one formatting instance (for example, an address), and then reuse its layout to create other instances

automatically. (See “Working with repeating data” on page 561.)

Only Import Elements That Match Existing Structure Filters the imported XML content so that only elements from the

imported XML file with matching elements in the document are imported.

Import Text Elements Into Tables If Tags Match Imports elements into a table if the tags match the tags applied to the

placeholder table and its cells. For example, use this option to place database records into a table when generating price

lists or inventory sheets.

Do Not Import Contents Of Whitespace-only Elements Leaves any existing content in place if the matching XML

content contains only whitespace (such as a return or tab character). Use this option if you’ve included text between

elements in your placeholder frames and you want to preserve this text. For example, when laying out recipes

generated from a database, you might add labels such as “Ingredients” or “Instructions.” As long as the parent element

that wraps each recipe contains only whitespace, InDesign leaves the label in place.

Delete Elements, Frames, and Content That Do Not Match Imported XML Removes elements from the Structure pane

and the layout of the document if they don’t match any elements in the imported XML file. Use this option to filter

data from the document. For example, when importing names and addresses, you might have placeholder text for an

element containing the company name. If one of the names doesn’t include the company element, InDesign deletes

the element containing the placeholder text.

Import CALS Tables As InDesign Tables Imports any CALS tables in the XML file as InDesign tables.

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