Viewlink Behaviors
This section contains a list of articles that are available for viewlink element behaviors.
Overviews/Tutorials
About Viewlink CSS InheritanceThis page groups Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) attributes based on whether they are inheritable by document content in a viewlink component.
About Viewlink Event RoutingThis page categorizes events based on how they are handled by an HTML Component (HTC) file that uses a viewlink. Generally, events originating in the viewlink document bubble up the tree of the document fragment, fire across the viewlink, and continue to bubble up from the master element through the primary document tree. Once the event begins to bubble up the primary document tree, the master element appears to be the source of the event.
Introduction to ViewlinkViewlink is a feature of element behaviors that enables you to write fully encapsulated Dynamic HTML (DHTML) behaviors and import them as robust custom elements in a Web page. Viewlinked document content, otherwise known as the document fragment, renders and behaves as regular HTML content in the main Web page. Either binary DHTML behaviors or scripted HTC can be used to implement an element behavior with a viewlink, but this overview focuses primarily on the use of viewlink in scripted HTC files.
