Re: My response to Leventhal's article...

Look at the "Link and Multi Formatting Objects" Sections 4.1.6 and 4.8


At 09:19 1999-05-29 +0100, Ian Hickson wrote:
>On Fri, 28 May 1999, Stephen Deach wrote:
>
>> Claim 2.) XSL precludes interactivity. -- No more so than CSS.
>
>How is the following CSS expressed in XSL?
>
>   BUTTON { border: thin outset solid; } 
>   BUTTON:hover { border: medium outset solid; }
>   BUTTON:focus { outline: dotted; }
>   BUTTON:active { border: medium inset solid; }
>
>[I ask this purely out of interest. Originally I was 'against' XSL, but
>all the arguments I have heard so far have basically made me XSL-neutral:
>I am in favour of XSLT, and dubious about the FOs.]
>
>-- 
>Ian Hickson 
>U+2642 U+2651
>U+262E U+2603 U+263A
>
>
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>
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