XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations; see Wikipedia: XSLT) is a stylesheet which transforms an XML file, e.g. into XHTML. It is supported by Firefox, Opera 9.5, Safari 3 and IE 5 and doesn't require further server- or client-side scripts. The server only has to provide the xml and the xsl file; local directories work too.
- Examples
- Parsing XHTML files and replacing tags — sometimes a little tricky
- value-of, copy-of etc. for inserting content
- Including documents in an XSLT Stylesheet
- Usage of multiple templates
- Possible problems
- Quickref
- XPath
- XML
- Links
- XSL at w3schools.com: Tutorial and reference
- XPath at w3schools.com: Tutorial and reference
- XSLT in the MDC