Subject: Re: XML on Gecko From: Peter-Paul Koch <ppk@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 31 Mar 1999 12:18:27 +0200 |
>Actually, Gecko's support of XML is quite good. Its support of XSL, >however, is for the moment non-existent. That's where your problem probably >lies. I see. >Assuming your next question will be: How can I use XSL for both major >browsers *now*?, the answer which I (and many others) are pursuing is to >use XSL to transform the XML document into HTML, using a tool such as James >Clark's xt. I see. I assume this happens server side. Could you give me a URL? >It's also worth keeping in mind the fact that differing implimentations of XSL often differ from one another, and the fact that you have a piece of work running in one, doesn't mean it will work in another. I expected this, that's why I wanted to test in IE5 and Gecko. >Gecko and other Mozilla clones support XML+CSS. So I can use CSS to display XML? Wew, didn't know this. Thanks. Do I have to do anything special, or just, say name {font: 14px arial;} address {font-weight: 600;} etc. >Let us know if you need more information! Well, I just got the order to learn XML, so I need a lot of info. But I'll keep on reading this list, it'll help me to get some key concepts. Is there a good glossary that explains all terms and stuff that regularly pass on this list? (XT, HFC or something, etc.)? Thanks for the reactions, ppk XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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