On Wed, 2008-06-18 at 16:17 +0200, Julian Reschke wrote:
Robert Koberg wrote:
I don't see any styling information. The STYLE elem in the HEAD looks
like:
<STYLE title="Xml2Rfc (sans serif)" type="text/css"></STYLE>
I think you are relying on the browser's default CSS/stylesheet.
No, I'm not. At least I think so.
How are you checking this?
I used Opera 9.5's developer tools (dragonfly). In FF I use Firebug,
which is usually pretty good at showing the current html source
structure, but it does not display rendered source.
The XSLT generates inline CSS (check with other UAs or a stand alone
XSLT engine).
I have only tried the transform in FF 3 and Opera 9.5 and I don't see
inline CSS, plenty of classes/IDs, but no CSS anywhere.
So what you seem to see is that the builtin XSLT engine in Opera somehow
fails to generate the contents of the STYLE element (which would be a
different bug than I thought, so at least we're making progress
understanding what's going wrong).
BR, Julian
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