The source-document property provides a pointer back to the original XML document used to create the XSL-FO tree.
W3C Accessibility guidelines strongly encourage the use of this property either on <fo:root> or on the first XSL-FO object generated from the source document.
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| uri-specification | Specifies a URI to the source document. This URI is useful for alternate renderers when the structure of the XSL-FO tree is inappropriate for that renderer |
| none | The source document is unspecified |
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