This sample stylesheet shows how extra parameters in your AWS request may be used to change how your stylesheet behaves. To see how this works, try adding the following to the end of your request URL:

&CellBgColor=FFCC99&HeadingFontColor=CC3399&FontFamily=courier,serif

Note that adding these parameters changes the background color of the dividers on the page, the color of the header text, and the font of all the text on the page.

For REST (or XML over HTTP) requests, you can add as many extra parameters to your requests as you would like. The extra parameters and their values will be echoed back to you in the Arguments element that appears in your response:

<Arguments>
...
...
<Argument Name="CellBgColor" Value="FFCC99"/>
<Argument Name="HeadingFontColor" Value="CC3399"/>
<Argument Name="FontFamily" Value="courier,serif"/>
</Arguments>

You can use the echoed parameters in your stylesheet to change how the stylesheet behaves or to change the look and feel of the HTML your stylesheet generates.

Note: To hide this information, add this to the end of your request URL: &ShowDocs=false