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Text State icons
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| 1. | Make sure the element type you want to define as an icon is available as a global element in the schema (italic). The entry will be visible under Global Templates in the schema tree view in XSLT Designer.
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| 2. | Click the italic element under Global Templates, and define the attributes you want it to have in the HTML attributes window e.g. font-style = italic.
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| 3. | Select the menu option Document Editor | Text State Icons.
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| This opens the "Text State Icons" dialog box.
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| 4. | Click the "+" button to add a new line.
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| 5. | Click the combo box that is made available at this point.
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| The drop down list contains all the elements that can contain text in the Global Templates list.
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| 6. | Click the italic entry and confirm with Enter.
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| 7. | Double click in the icon name column, and enter the name of the icon that should represent the attribute e.g. italic.bmp, in the Document Editor toolbar.
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| 8. | Click OK to confirm.
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| 1. | Design the icon you want to represent "italic" in your graphic program (as a windows .BMP), and give it the same name as entered in the Text State Icon dialog box (italic.bmp)
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| 2. | Place the italic.bmp in the installation folder of XML Spy which is your installation folder +...+\Altova\XML Spy Suite\sps\Picts.
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| 3. | Start XML Spy Document Editor and open or create a new template file (*.sps).
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| The italic.bmp icon you defined is now visible in a toolbar.
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| 4. | Mark some text in the Document Editor and click the italic icon to apply the formatting.
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