Re: Is there a public W3C Specification XSLT?

> > Actually I used the above XSLT. With a little bit of tweaking I ran my
> > HTML -> FO stylesheet over your xmlspec -> HTML stylesheet to get a
> > xmlspec -> FO stylesheet. The approach worked surprisingly well (it
> > surprised me that it worked, anyway)
>
> Well, it's surely a nice hack, but I think you get much more power in
> handling directly Spec structures (unless your HTML is totally
> style-free and then it could be seen as a structure language, rather
> than a layout language).

Yes, it's a hack, but a great start. Much of the hard stuff in the spec ->
HTML stylesheet is largely independent of output vocabulary.

> Anyway, James (T), do you have that Spec->FO stylesheet public?

I'll put it up in a few minutes.

James Tauber


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