Aioob Visual XSL Designer comes with all the standard features of a common Web Editor, which includes a build-in Spell Checker, Thesaurus and a CSS Style Sheet Editor:

Check out the following Tutorials:
Basic text editing (word processing)
Web Editing
CSS Style Sheet Editor

Convert almost any data source (Database) into XML format, using the built-in XML Database Converter:

1) Select your Data Source:

2) Create the Layout of your XML Document:

3) Generate your XML Document:

Check out the following Tutorials:
Generate your XML Data File from any Data Source (ODBC)
Load your XML Data File or RSS Feed

You can now easily select and manipulate your data from your XML Document, using the built-in XPath Builder. Create complex XPath Expressions using simple point-and-click operation. You can expand, collapse and swap parts of your Expression, making it easy for you to keep track of your XPath code. No other Software on the market has this unique feature:

Check out the following Tutorials:
Create your XPath Expression
Insert a Value, Function, Variable or an XPath Node

Aioob Visual XSL Designer can gather data from your XML document and place it directly into a Table, List box, Drop-Down Box or just a simple Data Collection page. The XSL equivalent is <xsl:for-each>.

1) Select the your XSL Data Component from the Menu:

2a) Selecting Insert Simple Data will automatically place <xsl:for-each> directly into the page:

2b) Selecting Insert data into the Rows of a Table will automatically place <xsl:for-each> directly into the Rows of a Table:

2c) Selecting Insert data into the Columns of a Table will automatically place <xsl:for-each> directly into the Columns of a Table:

2d) Selecting Insert data into a List Box will automatically place <xsl:for-each> directly into a List box:

2e) Selecting Insert data into a Drop-Down Box will automatically place <xsl:for-each> directly into a Drop-Down Box:

Check out the following Tutorial:
XSL Data Component

With Conditional and Direct Formatting, you can easily change the properties or apply style to selected HTML items or data values, when the data meets criteria that you specify. You can also set conditions that change the visibility of an HTML item, so you can show or hide data altogether.

1) The following table has a blue image next to each of the names:

2) We can set the width of the images to equal a specific data value from the XML Document:

3) The resulting table will look like:

Check out the following Tutorial:
Conditional and Direct Formatting

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