Attribute Sequencer builder inputs - Portlet Factory v6.1.2

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Attribute Sequencer builder inputs

This topic describes the inputs for Attribute Sequencer builder.

Table 1. Attribute Sequencer builder inputs
Input Name Description
Name Name for this builder call. The WebSphere Portlet Factory Designer displays this name in the builder call list.
Page Location Use the Page Location input to specify the page or pages on which this builder call will act.
Attribute Name The name of the HTML attribute for which the Attribute Sequencer will set values. If you have set up style classes in a <style> segment of the HTML, enter class here.
If you are specifying the values for the HTML attribute directly in the Comma-delimited list of Values, enter the name of the HTML attribute such as bgcolor, font, or size.
Values (Comma separated) The list of style class definitions declared in the <style> tag or the individual attribute values. For example, if you are using style class definitions, the value for this input could be:
blueRow, redRow, greenRow

If you are setting an individual HTML attribute directly (Attribute Name = bgcolor), the value for this input could be:
cyan, yellow, orange

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Input Name	Description
Name	Name for this builder call. The WebSphere Portlet Factory Designer displays this name in the builder call list.
Page Location	Use the Page Location input to specify the page or pages on which this builder call will act.
Attribute Name	The name of the HTML attribute for which the Attribute Sequencer will set values. If you have set up style classes in a <style> segment of the HTML, enter class here. If you are specifying the values for the HTML attribute directly in the Comma-delimited list of Values, enter the name of the HTML attribute such as bgcolor, font, or size.
Values (Comma separated)	The list of style class definitions declared in the <style> tag or the individual attribute values. For example, if you are using style class definitions, the value for this input could be: blueRow, redRow, greenRow If you are setting an individual HTML attribute directly (Attribute Name = bgcolor), the value for this input could be: cyan, yellow, orange