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Posted: **Sat Mar 08, 2014 12:24 am**

Hello,

XML input:

<NEIGHBORHOOD name="North America|Canada|British Columbia|Vancouver|Downtown"/>

I need to output only "Downtown" from my CSS.

I've tried a combination of nested oxy_indexof and oxy_substring with no luck.

Will someone please send me the correct syntax for this?
I also need to account for the condition of no "|" present.
I'd rather not run an XSLT on this.
THANKS

Posted: **Mon Mar 10, 2014 1:11 pm**

Hello,

I think you can get the desired behavior by using these two rules:

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NEIGHBORHOOD:before {

    content: attr(name)

}



NEIGHBORHOOD[name*="|"]:before {

    content: oxy_substring(attr(name), oxy_add(oxy_lastindexof(attr(name), '|'), 1, integer))

}

The first one will handle the case when the name attribute has only one term and the second rule will get the last term from a | separated enumeration.

Best regards,
Alex

Posted: **Sun Mar 16, 2014 8:35 pm**

THANK YOU. This is what I needed.

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