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Posted to general@xml.apache.org by Ravi Kumar <rk...@inprise.com> on 2000/11/01 19:30:23 UTC

XML + default CSS

Folks,

An XML page with NO style sheet attached to it, is cobbled together as
one long string in Netscape6. I understand that it doesn't have any
support for XSLT to a tree style transform.

But,
Is it possible to present data any better with a default CSS?
Any examples of more intelligent default CSS?


Much appreciated
RK

Re: XML + default CSS

Posted by "Thomas B. Passin" <tp...@mitretek.org>.

Ravi Kumar>
> An XML page with NO style sheet attached to it, is cobbled together as
> one long string in Netscape6. I understand that it doesn't have any
> support for XSLT to a tree style transform.
>
 NS6/Mozilla M18+ DOES support xslt.  The xslt processor is called
TransforMiix - go to www.mozilla.org and search for it.  You have to
install the package by opening it with the browser.  They're still
working the bugs out, but it does work.

No javascript support yet, I believe.

Tom Passin