> Wow. I didn't mean to inspire such a debate. I am absolutely an XML/XSLT > novice so you can rest assured the page will be pretty vanilla.
Nonono, it's not a debate, it's "collaboration". =) All I wanted to do was to make it easier for you (or whoever modifies the xml/xsl files) to ensure that the HTML file was always up-to-date. I'm by no means an expert with XSLT but have written quite a few stylesheets. I was just trying to help! =) > The end result will be the original intent... originally when a new FAQ > needed added all the formatting had to be done for each FAQ. I wanted a way > to just be able to insert something like this: > > <faq> > <question>blah?</question> > <answer>do dah!</answer> > </faq> > > and then have all the formatting automatically apply and display it nicely > for me. This I hope to achieve. Time will tell. The program I am using > makes it easy enough to generate the HTML file so I will just do that and > upload the finished XML, XSLT and HTML files when completed. If you want, I can try to whip up a simple xml/xsl file pair for you to play with. You can include the fancy collapsing thing, since that's just part of the xsl output. Browsers that don't support it should just ignore it (after all, that's what happens now, right?) Where can I find the most up to date FAQ to play with? Nik ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.NET email is sponsored by: SourceForge Enterprise Edition + IBM + LinuxWorld = Something 2 See! http://www.vasoftware.com _______________________________________________ DQSD-Devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dqsd-devel
