xsl:stylesheet

The xsl:stylesheet element is always the top-level element of an XSLT stylesheet. The name xsl:transform may be used as a synonym.

Content: ( declarations )
Permitted parent elements: xsl:package

`id?`	`id`
`version?`	`decimal`	A value other than `2.0` invokes forwards compatibility mode.
`default-mode?`	`eqname \| "#unnamed"`
`default-validation?`	`"preserve" \| "strip"`
`input-type-annotations?`	`"preserve" \| "strip" \| "unspecified"`
`default-collation?`	`uris`
`extension-element-prefixes?`	`prefixes`
`exclude-result-prefixes?`	`prefixes`
`expand-text?`	`boolean`	New in XSLT 3.0, and Saxon 9.5. If set to `yes`, enables the use of text value templates - expressions enclosed in curly braces within text nodes, behaving the same way as attribute value templates in attribute nodes. The default is `no`.
`use-when?`	`expression`
`xpath-default-namespace?`	`uri`