Rendering XML with CSS
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a style sheet mechanism specifically developed to meet the needs of the Web designers and users. CSS provides HTML with far greater control over document presentation in a way that is independent of document content. CSS style sheets can be used to set fonts, colours, white spaces, positioning, backgrounds, and many other presentational aspects of a document. It is also possible for several documents to share the same style sheet, which allows users to maintain consistent presentation within a collection of related documents without having to modify each document separately.
XML and CSS can simplify document creation. XML uses markup to describe the structure and data content of a document, making it easy both for authors to write it and for computer programs to process it. CSS, on the other hand, makes it possible to present that document to the user in a browser. CSS or some type of style sheet mechanism is, in fact, a pre requisite for browsing XML on the Web. If CSS works well with HTML, it will work wonders with XML.
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