Re: Which file should be the basis for pointing into XSLT?

["G. Ken Holman" <gkholman@CraneSoftwrights.com>]

At 00/09/04 17:01 -0400, I wrote:
>Sure, but in the interest of time and consistency with W3C renditions, I 
>just obtained James' collection (also sited in the report above) and 
>utilized his DSSSL script in my process.
>
>Unfortunately, I then discovered that James' stylesheets must have been 
>for his internal use only and not for final publication because there are 
>a number of elements not accommodated in this collection of stylesheets 
>that are accommodated in the W3C renditions.
>
>However, what I've done so far should be useful.  I will ask James who 
>might have the stylesheets used to create the final renditions.

It turns out I needn't have changed the DSSSL scripts ... James has pointed 
me to the actual XSLT stylesheets that were used, so I've reposted the four 
renditions of the Recommendations with the status-line behaviour.

Note that his stylesheets used xsl:value-of in a number of places that 
prevented me from changing the behaviour for some text nodes.

................. Ken

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