guy murphy writes:
 > I think your point is certainly a major reason, as there aren't many user
 > agents yes doing anything useful with FOs, so there really isn't any point
 > using them.
I see another reason for me:
  I recently came to XSL (from CSS). I was enthusiastic about the
  patterns, was very pleased with the tree transformation and
  control structures and was horrified by the formatting part.
  I prefer much the orthogonal, context sensitive concepts of
  CSS over the myriads of (e.g.) alignments in XSL (a la
  "justify" versus "justified").

If the formatting part does not become clearer and
easier to remember, I will use XSL-Pattern and XSL-Templates
together with CSS for the presentation of XML documents.


Dieter


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