Re: CSS and XSLT, again

Jeni Tennison wrote:
> The advantage of this over using document() to pull in the CSS file is
> that you don't have to wrap the CSS in an element - you can just have
> the CSS file as normal CSS text.

..as long as the normal CSS text is a parseable file. To be safe, 
it should have:

 - text declaration w/accurate encoding declaration
 - no non-XML characters (c'mon, I know you like form feeds :)
 - "<" ">" "&" escaped, unless marking a <!-- comment -->

..hmm what else..

   - Mike
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