Re: XSL and XML

Hi.

You are of course correct, unless one has access to the server-side, in
which case one might perform the XSL transformations on the server-side,
delivering cross-compatible content to both IE5 and Gecko.

Cheers

     Guy.





xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on 04/24/99 12:08:27 AM

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 Shane,
If you are including Gecko in your requirements, then you can't use XSL.
You
must use CSS. The CSS-2 spec provides a quick but nice tutorial on how to
write CSS rules for XML - http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/intro.html#q2 -. It
isn't really any different than writing for HTML except that the 'display'
property is neccessary.





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