> do I have any chance to see which HTML code has been > generated? If I use the "view source" feature of the > browser, I can only see the XML source code.
For Internet Explorer there is a Add-On that enables you to "View XSLT Output" and to "Validate XML". They somewhere on MSDN, I've posted a link a couple of weeks ago. I don't if there are similar tools for Mozilla and Opera. > (On my pages the CSS definitions are linked into > the original "source" pages, but the ones that are > online have been "compiled" because my server can > serve static documents in compressed form and then > saving another HTTP access improves response speed.) Depends on sizes. If I'm looking at multiple pages with a shared stylesheet, that stylesheet is cached by the browser. Especially with large stylesheets, it is faster to have them in a seperate file. > > I would suggest creating a sepparate print.css that is > > loaded last and only overrides the styles that need to > > be adjusted. > > I am not sure whether this would exclude some current > browsers that cannot understand the appropriate parameter > of the <link> tag. (Internet Explorer?) AFAIK not a problem since 5.5, but I'm not sure about 5.0 and 4.0. 5.5 also introduced print preview and that honers @print as well. I've just checked with www.alistapart.com and it works under IE 6.0. Vincent de Lau [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
