Include

The <include> element allows you to include external ADX templates into your document. This is useful for reusing common template definitions (like headers, footers, or style definitions) across multiple documents.

The included template is rendered and its defined <template> and <style> elements become available in the current document.

Example

<adx>
  <include template="shared_headers" />
  <body template="letterhead">
    <text>Document content here...</text>
  </body>
</adx>

In this example, the shared_headers template (defined elsewhere in the Atfinity system) is included, making its page templates and styles available for use in the body.

Attributes

`template` (required)

The identifier of the template to include. This references a template defined in the Atfinity system.

Usage Notes

<include> must be placed directly under the root <adx> element
Multiple <include> elements can be used to include several templates
Included templates contribute their <pageTemplates> and <styles> to the current document
The order of inclusion matters if templates define elements with the same identifiers

Example with Multiple Includes

<adx>
  <include template="company_styles" />
  <include template="legal_disclaimers" />
  <body template="legal_letter">
    <text>This document uses styles and templates from both includes.</text>
  </body>
</adx>

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hashtagAttributes

hashtagtemplate (required)

hashtagUsage Notes

hashtagExample with Multiple Includes

Example

Attributes

`template` (required)

Usage Notes

Example with Multiple Includes