Use of glyphs (picto) to illustrate links

Use of glyphs (picto) to illustrate links

The default XSL "link-picture" template has been modified to handle the display of glyphs. If you have overloaded this template, transfer the modifications to your overload.

Here are the contents of the default template:

<xsl:template name="link-picture"> 
        <xsl:param name="height"/> 
        <xsl:param name="width"/> 
        
        <xsl:if test="@pictureType != ''"> 
            <xsl:choose> 
                <xsl:when test="@pictureType = 'glyph'"> 
                    <span class="picture link-glyph {@pictureGlyph}" style="font-size: {$height}px"></span> 
                </xsl:when> 
                <xsl:otherwise> 
                    <xsl:variable name="id"> 
                        <xsl:choose> 
                            <xsl:when test="@pictureType = 'resource'"> 
                                <xsl:value-of select="@pictureId"/> 
                            </xsl:when> 
                            <xsl:when test="@pictureType = 'external'"> 
                                <xsl:value-of select="concat(@picturePath, '?objectId=', @id)"/> 
                            </xsl:when> 
                        </xsl:choose> 
                    </xsl:variable> 
            
                    <span class="picture"> 
                        <img src="{resolver:resolveBoundedImage(@imageType, $id, $height, $width)}" alt="{@pictureAlternative}"/> 
                    </span> 
                </xsl:otherwise> 
            </xsl:choose> 
         </xsl:if> 
</xsl:template> 
       

In your other overloads or other views of the Link Directory service, a link with a glyph will be saxed as follows:

<link id="linkDirectory://xxx" lang="fr" title="Titre du lien" pictureType="glyph" pictureGlyph="icomoon-date" .../> 
       
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