> >Let me suggest a way forward: what if XML editor vendors got together and
> >defined extensions to CSS specific to authoring? Someone could also write
> >a tool that converted simple parts of XSL styleshets to CSS-E and vice
> >versa.

What appropriate timing. I just came back from the 5th Australia WWW
Conference (Ausweb99) where I had an informal discussion about XML editors.
I suggested that what was needed was "editor sheets" that had the display
functionality of CSS with some additional behaviours.

I seem to recall talking about this a while ago on XML-DEV but the search
page seems down at the moment so I can't check.

James
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