I have read the article “Style-free XSLT Style Sheets”
(http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2000/07/26/xslt/xsltstyle.html) by Eric van der
Vlist and this is IMHO a really great article that told me how to splits the
XHTML and XSLT in to different layout-files. Does anyone think it would work
in real life, if the XHTML was maintained by a WYSIWYG editor like
dreamweaver with support for XHTML - anybody know such an editor? (if not
you can use Dreamweaver and Tidy). The XSLT-part of the layout would be
maintained by a programmer or a trained graphical designer. Anyone tried
this in real life – I would really like to hear some opinions? My own
opinion is that I think this would work because the HTML would be made as
useual and the process of applying the new HTML to the
Cocoon-web-application could be done automatically without involving the
programmer - does anyone disagree or agree?
Thanks for any comments
/Bjarne
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