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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Hi, guys. How are you? Well, I have been trying to understand the concept about XSLT. It is a language for transforming XML document. XML is not predefined so that browser doesn't understand how to display nicely. Just like HTML and CSS. So I have to make up XSL template to show content. In that template, I can put style(actually CSS?!) into each tag of template. After that put path in XML file to connect XSL file and XML file. In this way, I can see well-formatted XML using browser. What I was wondering was: When I make XSL template, I wanted to take CSS styles into external stylesheet. Cuz I felt like doing inline format. When I format HTML file, I avoid inline format. I was pretty confused about that. But actually XSLT is the stylesheet which looks after stylesheet as well as structure(template). Hhmm.....Difficult to explain..... I need to study more English though. Anyway, do you know what I mean???? If so, what do you think? Hiroki Kozai Loading...
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