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Mozilla + CSS + XML = Structured, Formatted Content

Posted by timothy on from the my-god-it's-full-of-standards dept.

Saqib Ali writes "Publishing XML content on the web requires some heavy processing on the server. There are many publishing framework (AxKit, Cocoon, etc) available in the market. However they are very CPU intensive. Apple's Internet Developer has a article on how to use CSS along with your XML content to render the formatted content in the Mozilla Web browser. It is very interesting read, especially for people who want to start creating content in XML, but don't want to invest in a expensive processing server/application. They have a nice example of RSS feed (XML) formatted for publishing in the browser."

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  1. XSLT? by Spudley · · Score: 1, Redundant

    CSS along with your XML content to render the formatted content in the browser

    Um, I thought that was what XSLT is supposed to do?

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