Do any of you have a set of XML/XSLT files that you could email me to
show examples of a reasonably complex site designs that I could look
at?
http://www.w3.org/TR/MathML2
includes the MathML spec in several versions
(html,xhtml+MathML, pdf formatted for paper, pdf formatted for screen)
all (including the images included in the HTML version) generated via
XSLT (and assorted other tools, such as tex, imagemagic and rxp and
nsgmls for validation).
The XML sources, the XSLT stylesheets and the scripts used to tie it all
together are available in the zip file of sources linked from the header
of the overview page referenced above.
David
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