- From: Per-Ake Ling UAB/K/U <etxperl@stdoca.uab.ericsson.se>
- Date: Mon, 2 Dec 1996 11:25:23 +0100
- To: w3c-sgml-wg@w3.org
Hello, I have with interset followed the debate "CSS vs. DSSSL-O" and realized that although I have a fair knowledge of DSSSL-o, the same is not true of CSS. I will hunt around on the W3C site and see what I can find. However, it struck me that there may be others in a similar (or opposite) position, so I believe that it would be helpful if somebody could summarize the pros and cons of the respective specifications in an objective? or at least factual manner. I think the comparison would be helpful in focusing the attention on the issues that are of primary concern, eg design philosphy instead of syntax. Finally, I have a feeling that the stylesheet issue should be broadened to other alternatives, at least initially. In the end "CSS vs. DSSSL-O" may be appropriate, but it seems a little early to assume so. I have seen some emails that do discuss other alternatives (Java etc), but I think more of this is necessary before settling on the stylesheet flavor issue. Per-Åke (Per-Åke for those that have 7-bit mailfeed) -- Per-Åke Ling Ericsson Utcklings AB AXE Research and Development phone: +46 8 727 5674 mobile: +46 70 734 6472 email: Per-Ake.Ling@uab.ericsson.se
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