Re: CSS and XSL

"Simon St.Laurent" wrote:
> 
> But (on my reading), css:chunk is only for use within a separate style
> sheet, not within documents that apply style sheets.  It's a good move, and
> maybe something that could be extended to style application within
> documents, but I don't think it's there yet.

I don't follow you. I complained that the problem with CSS *as an XSL
target* is the basic paradigm of using a single attribute for style
application. That note shows how to use CSS as an XSL target where each
property is broken out into its own attribute. If SVG had followed that
document's lead then SVG would be a reasonable output format from XSL.
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