- From: Daniel Glazman <Daniel.Glazman@der.edfgdf.fr>
- Date: Wed, 17 Dec 1997 10:20:19 +0000
- To: www-style@w3.org
- CC: howcome@w3.org
Hi... I am posting this message on Håkon's suggestion. Electricité de France (my company) [1] has submitted in october a specification called STTS2 (Simple Tree Transformation Sheets 2) to W3C. Spec is available in french & english on the w3c web site [2]. This specification allows to describe a set of transformation rules one can apply to a HTML (w/o styles) document to turn it into a HTML+CSS document. The format of transformation rules is very similar to CSS2 and STTS2 selectors are adapted from last CSS2 draft selector (i.e. not the last public version). STTS 2 include the CSSize software, proof of concept, freely available at [3]. It is, with this software, very easy to remove deprecated elements or attributes in a HTML document, eventually transform them and add corresponding styles, in a STYLE attribute or even element. Current version is a beta : 1.0b1 Planned enhancements of STTS/CSSize for the future are 1. compliance with CSS 2 selectors, eventually extended, after CSS 2 final release 2. DOM level 1 api 3. content insertion (structural data and PCDATA) 4. CSS rules and/or properties factorization 2, 3 and 4 are already in progress. CSSize also includes a tiny HTML normalizer. CSSize has been successfully used on our corporate web site to deliver CSS compliant documents translated 'on the fly' from pure HTML 3.2 documents w/o styles at all. [1] http://www.edf.fr/ [2] http://www.w3.org/Submission/1997/16/ [3] http://lara0.exp.edf.fr/glazman/CSSize/cssize.en.htm /* Enjoy ! */ </D.Glazman> -- PS: Merry Xmas, Joyeux Noël, God Jul, Hyvää Joulua, Feliz Navidad
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