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I am attempting to take XML files and dynamically convert to HTML with XSLT in the browser (no problem there). During the transform to HTML I throw in a reference to a CSS file. It seems that IE has no problem with this, but Netscape/Mozilla do not seem to apply the CSS.
One option is to transform directly to XML and apply the CSS to the XML tags, but the data is link-heavy, and I really don't want to mess with xlinks due to the differences with browser support and all that. I thought it would be simple to transform to HTML in the browser and link a CSS for the look and feel stuff. Odd that Netscape is not working properly (Netscape 7.01).
Anyone bump into this before?
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[xsl] XML->XSLT->HTML->CSS
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Subject: [xsl] XML->XSLT->HTML->CSS From: "Shawn O. McKenzie" <smckenzie@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 21 Jan 2003 16:55:11 -0800 |
I am attempting to take XML files and dynamically convert to HTML with XSLT in the browser (no problem there). During the transform to HTML I throw in a reference to a CSS file. It seems that IE has no problem with this, but Netscape/Mozilla do not seem to apply the CSS.
One option is to transform directly to XML and apply the CSS to the XML tags, but the data is link-heavy, and I really don't want to mess with xlinks due to the differences with browser support and all that. I thought it would be simple to transform to HTML in the browser and link a CSS for the look and feel stuff. Odd that Netscape is not working properly (Netscape 7.01).
Anyone bump into this before?
XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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