Re: XHTML 2.0 considered harmful

Albert Lunde:
>
> In theory, XSLT has the power to put the information anywhere you
> please and generate new ids or classes as needed, in practice
> it's probably easier to keep the generated additions to content/style
> nearby in the document tree.

Yeah, that's probably the reason for so many XML/XSLT generated sites being
a div & span element and style attribute mess. => The style attribute
promotes bad style. (I'm not saying here that that alone was reason enough
to drop it.)

Christoph Päper