All reporting elements share a common set of HTML-related properties that may be used to create a dynamic report. Below is a list of properties and their uses:
| HTML Properties | |
| class | This property sets the class attribute of the current HTML entity to the specified value. |
| name | This property sets the name attribute of the current HTML entity to the specified value. |
| title | This property sets the title attribute of the current HTML entity to the specified value. |
| xml-id | This property allows the naming of the current HTML entity, setting the id attribute, making it possible to reference in outside scripts. |
| append-body | This property allows the placement of raw HTML within the body of the HTML document, prior to the rendering of the current element. |
| append-body-footer | This property allows the placement of raw HTML within the body of the HTML document, after the rendering of the current element. |
| append-header | Defined only at the master report level, this property allows the inclusion of raw HTML within the header of the HTML document generated. This location is traditionally used to load additional CSS files, as well as external JavaScript files. |
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