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Subject: Re: [docbook] Whatever happened too CSS+XML?
On Tuesday 08 November 2005 09:18 am, Paul Prescod wrote: > Ultimately, I see it as a question of separation of concerns. XSLT is a > great language for a programmer to express the structure of the output > in terms of sequence of objects, linking of objects etc. CSS is a great > language for a designer to express the layout of the output. One could > easily imagine the two working together where XSLT generates XHTML and > then CSS styles the XHTML for the Web and Print. Furthermore, one could > imagine a business rule that explicitly disallows the embedding of style > information into XSLT in order to disallow programmers from selecting > formatting options (as some businesses disallow HTML in code). > > Paul Prescod Why use (X)HTML at all? That's the whole point. Modern browsers can display XML fairly well without transforming the original document into some bizarre and unnatural form. Steven
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