Learning By Example

Link	Description
Example A	Formatting using CSS. This is an xml file that uses CSS. Note that it doesn't work with angelfire. But the principle holds and will be demonstrated in other examples.
Example C	This is an example of an inline style sheet.
Example D	This is an example of declaring style with the Style Element. Note that here all of the rules are expressed within the Style Element located within the Document's Head section.
Example E	Linked External Style Sheets. Here, style rules are located within a seperate file. The rules are linked by means of a reference link in the Head Section of the document.
Example F	XML Data Islands This example uses Data Source Objects (DSO) to pull information from an XML file into an HTML file. There are several parts to this example. Here is Example F2, Example F3, Example F4
Example G	Writing HTML in XML Using CDATA This example demonstrates that data within a CDATA section is rendered literally. This means that you can even see the syntax mistake that was purposely placed in the file.
Example H	XSL is an XML like language that uses a fixed set of tags to define templates or (stylesheets). XSL can both add formatting information (like CSS) and be used to manipulate XML data. XSL can transform XML into other formats such as RTF, HTML, or SpeechML.
Example I	This is a stylesheet that transforms an XML document to HTML and orders the information by Rating.
Example J	This is a stylesheet with pictures from the web and animated gif files.