XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 Programmer's Reference, 4th Edition (228 page)

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cdata-section-elements
optional
Attribute value template returning a whitespace-separated list of lexical QNames
Names those elements whose text content is to be output in the form of
CDATA
sections.
doctype-public
optional
Attribute value template returning a string
Indicates the public identifier to be used in the
DOCTYPE
declaration in the output file.
doctype-system
optional
Attribute value template returning a string
Indicates the system identifier to be used in the
DOCTYPE
declaration in the output file.
encoding
optional
Attribute value template returning a string
Defines the character encoding.
escape-uri-attributes
optional
Attribute value template returning
yes
or
no
Indicates whether URI-valued attributes in HTML and XHTML should be percent-encoded.
include-content-type
optional
Attribute value template returning
yes
or
no
Indicates whether a

element should be added to the output to indicate the content type and encoding.
indent
optional
Attribute value template returning
yes
or
no
Indicates whether the output should be indented to indicate its hierarchic structure.
media-type
optional
Attribute value template returning a string
Indicates the media-type (often called MIME type) to be associated with the output file.
normalization-form
optional
Attribute value template returning
NFC
,
NFD
,
NFKC
,
NFKD
,
fully-normalized
,
none
, or an implementation-defined name in the form of an
NMTOKEN
.
Indicates whether and how the Unicode characters in the serialized document should be normalized.

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