Re: [docbook] Publishing Standards - CSS vs. XSL

[Oliver Fischer <plexus at snafu dot de>]

Use XSL to transform your sources in different formats (fo/pdf, 
text, HTML, xhtml,...) and CSS to add some styles to html documents.

You need both. With CSS you can add information  how to display the 
content of the html document (colour, size, font). XSL can transform 
the documents structure!

BYe

Oliver

JABakken at dstsystems dot com wrote:
> Is there a publishing standard that most people follow when using xml? As
> far as determining the formatting of the document, is it better to create a
> css, create an xsl, or alter the standard xsl?
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