standard.xsl
This file sits locally to the website theme and is the core file that imports and references all other files that are required to render the page: all XSLT, CSS and JavaScript files.
The order in which the XSLT files are loaded is important, because templates that are called later take precedence over those that are called before.
This allows us to make modifications to existing common templates from the common files, in a website’s local XSL file without overwriting them. This process is called overloading; discussed in the Programmer's Reference.
The standard XSL also contains the PageLayout template which contains the main html for the framework of the page.
Read more about the standard .
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