Thanks Radu, I appreciate the help!

If you need any further configuration information on my end, or if you need my help reproducing the issue while you are error testing this, just let me know and I'm happy to help out.

When editing a CSS file, it seems that I get an error when trying to use a custom CSS property inside a color function. Custom properties appear to be validating fine elsewhere, but the following produces a validation error: background-color: hsl(0, 75%, var(--DarkTheme)); It gives the following err...

Two things: First, I guess I should have spent more time digging. I might have been able to piece this together. Sorry to take up your time. Second, Radu, you are awesomeness personified, and my new best friend. You gave me a solution that is exactly what I was looking for, except one step better. T...

(I'm putting this here because I don't believe it's possible to do this. If it is, I'd be happy if someone can explain to me how.) I'm wondering if it would be possible to add some type of "current date" option for the Content Completion Assistant in Text Mode when an attribute's data type...

Thanks for the suggestions, Adrian. I shall give them a try!

Thanks for the advice, Mircea. If I come across this problem again in the future, I shall give this a try.

Thanks for the help, Adrian. A part of my difficulty is that, since I have to use an absolute path (due to the solution to the original question), I have to dynamically generate that path based upon the document that is currently being processed. I pass in the path of the current document's director...

Adrian, you are awesomeness personified! Thanks so much! I was pretty confident that it was something like this, in relation to the working directory. I had previously tried using an absolute path for the output file, but originally that didn't work either. However, given your answer here, I went ba...

As one step of a larger workflow, I have a portion of text from an XML document that I would like to be converting to an audio file. I can do this in multiple steps, having the XSL write the text to a text file, and then use the command line on my Mac to run the 'say' command and convert the text fi...

Feel free to disregard this question. I changed up some workflow concepts, and was actually able to figure out a way to do what I needed entirely within XSL, with no need for XPROC.

Hello, I'm still quite new to XML in general, so I'm not even sure if I'm asking the right question! But I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction. I'm trying to combine multiple steps of XSL stylesheets in an XPROC script for transforming data into multiple outputs. The data is current...