Oh yes, and in terms of pure theory, how do XSLT transformations work on non-XML content? I've spent ages learning XML and had it drummed into me over and over again that everything's got to be valid or such transformations won't work, and the NYT's code is nothing like valid XML.
Well, JPluck uses JTidy to convert HTML into a valid XML file.
Aha! That makes a huge amount of sense. Thanks Marcelo.
So what I should do is, get an NYT page, run it through JTidy to see what it looks like when force-corrected, and then figure out the right XSLT for *that*?
Any ideas how I can do that? [Goes off to find info on JTidy for OS X]
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