Hi Mario

If you have defined som properties on your document type you can access them in your XSLT by writing something like

<xsl:value-of select="$currentPage/data [@alias ='nameofyourproperty']" />

Since you are using a loop in your example you could write something like this

<ul>
<xsl:for-each select="$currentPage/node">

   <li><xsl:value-of select="data[@alias = 'nameofyourproperty']" /></li>

</xsl:for-each>
</ul>

In the loop you don't have to call the $currentPage parameter because you are retrieving the values of all it's subnodes.

You can see some examples of the aliases that exits if you click on the button straight to the right of the blue "save" icon in the XSLT editor of Umbraco. Then you will get a prompt, which has a dropdown box, in which it says "Prevalues..." -

From here you can select between som default umbraco document properties such as @nodeName,@createDate and so on. These are standard properties and will always be there. Beneath the list of standard properties you can see your custom properties, which are named "data [@alias ='nameofyourproperty']" where "nameofyourproperty" is the name you have given the property.

If you for instance have created a property for rich text editing and called it "bodyText" in the alias field, when you created your document type under the "settings" section then it would be listed as data[@alias ='bodyText'] in the prevalues dropdown box.

I hope that it all makes sense to you :-)

/Jan