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Global Stereotypes
Global interwiki link stereotypes are:
proj, doc, wikipage, category, item, tracker, issue, infosheet, description, repository, changeset, push, src, user, query, dashboard
For example, the default stereotype infosheet is defined as follows:
<infosheet>

<link></link>

<popup></popup>

<body>columns=3, value.style=min-width: 18em, categories, namedPriority, severities, status, versions, subjects, platforms, description</body>

</infosheet>
This stereotype renders some target object attributes and the target description (no hyperlink) and is indented so be used as paragraph body in conjunction with a default interwiki link in the paragraph header:
![ISSUE:123]

[<<infosheet>>|ISSUE:123]



![ISSUE:123]

[<<infosheet>>|ISSUE:124]
Another default stereotype is description:
<description>

<link></link>

<popup></popup>

<body>description</body>

</description>
As the name implies, this stereotype only renders the description of the referenced object, example.
[<<description>>|ISSUE:124]
A stereotype definition consists of three parts, each of which can be empty.
Definition
Meaning
Format
link
Defines the hyperlink (label)
A string with {No variable {attributedefined. placeholders,where attribute is the name of object attribute whose value to substitute.Example. {No variable {namedefined. renders a link with the name of the referenced object as its text.
popup
Defines the hyperlink tooltip
Analog link
body
Defines additional attributes to render
A comma-separated list of the attributes to show, plus optional display settings
In the body definition, you can also specify display settings as setting = value pairs.
Setting
Value
Default
Example
columns
Number of attributes per row in the attributes table
5
columns=3
table.class
CSS class for the attributes <table>
--
table.style
CSS style to apply to the attributes <table>
--
label.class
CSS class for the attribute label cells (<td>) in the attributes table
--
label.class=optional
label.style
CSS style to apply to the attribute label cells in the attributes table
margin-left: 1em; white-space: nowrap; font-weight: bold;background-color: #EEEEEE; text-align: right;
value.class
CSS class for the attribute value cells (<td>) in the attributes table
--
value.class=tableItem
value.style
CSS style to apply to the attribute value cells in the attributes tables
min-width: 15em;
value.style=min-width: 18em
attribute.label.class
CSS class for the label of the named attribute
--
status.class=mandatory
attribute.label.style
CSS style to apply to the label of the named attribute'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
--
attribute.value.class
CSS class for the value of the named attribute
--
attribute.value.style
CSS style to apply to the value of the named attribute
--
attribute.colspan
Number of columns the named attribute should occupy
1
subject.colspan=3
attribute.newline
Whether to place the named attribute on a new line
false
subject.newline=true
Caution: Do not modify general.xml while Codebeamer is running.
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