Scott wants to add a tag with a computed rendered property to his XPage. He knows that that tag is not valid XML markup. How can he add the computed style tag to his XPage using one of the All property values of a computed text field?

A. Set the for property to "style".

B. Set the attr property to "style".

D. Set the htmlfilter property to "style".

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Scott wants to add a <STYLE> tag with a computed rendered property to his XPage. He knows that that <xp:style> tag is not valid XML markup. How can he add the computed style tag to his XPage using…

The correct answer is C. Set the tagName property to "style". See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

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Scott wants to add a <STYLE> tag with a computed rendered property to his XPage. He knows that that xp:style tag is not valid XML markup. How can he add the computed style tag to his XPage using one of the All property values of a computed text field?

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ASet the for property to "style".
BSet the attr property to "style".
CSet the tagName property to "style".
DSet the htmlfilter property to "style".

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