Best is a value-judgment. Obviously, you're asking the xsl list and so
we're going to espouse the benefits of using XSL transformations to
create HTML.
I find that upkeep of websites using XSL are easier because of the
natural division between program logic and display logic. Also, I find
that re-use of common HTML situations is very easy in XSL.
-Steve
On 8/28/07, nnaemeka david <transkawa(_at_)yahoo(_dot_)fr> wrote:
I want to model my web sites such that i can easily make changes to it
when necessary. am thinking of using xml to xhtml transformations. is
this the best way to do this or is there some other way?
i've not really read up xhtml but html and just downloading the spec.
thanks
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