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Subject: RE: [docbook] Whatever happened too CSS+XML?
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
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