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| quote: | Originally posted by Orbax
the only thing i was thinking WHOA on is if HTML is a bit of a scare that means using objects, classes, elements, etc is new stuff.
it takes a bit of tinkering in the object oriented world to be able to just walk up to a new language and get it quick.
I really only know .CSS in relation to the platform I develop and how to specifically modify thing like pagefields and tab childs and a bunch of crap that is non standard web elements.
although yesterday i learned that there is an XLS or something that defines the characteristics of XML. Which is weird to me because HTML is the display XML is the info and why would you do XML editing when the HTML is displaying it... they explained it but I still didnt get that |
XSL is incredibly powerful, in spite of its simplicity.
XSLT, for example, is able to re-create an XML file without modifying the original file. So, if you want the XML to be organised in a different fashion, you can count on these XSL transformations. I, for example, often use it when I need to convert an XML file to CSV.
XSL-FO and XPath are things I've never really had to use, so I think Wikipedia can do a better job at explaining what they do than I ever could 
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