Whitehill has an XSL editor that might do what you want. I've never used
it but it looks decent from the demos I've seen.
http://www.whitehill.com 

Excelon also has an XSL editor (Stylus) which seems relatively popular
but it requires direct manipulation of the tags. http://www.odi.com

Bill wrote:
> 
> Can anyone tell me if there are any tagless XSL authoring tools?
> 
> I've evaluated ifi's (www.i4i.com) tagless XML authoring tool which, after
> setup and proper configuration for a particular DTD can be very powerful.
> However, I've been unable to determine if an XSL equivalent is out there.
> 
> My business problem is this:  I've got a number of websites (17) that
> requires updating a degree of content management available to users with
> little technical knowledge.  The Content Management System being used is
> proprietary and it's use is not up for debate.  This system requires a set
> of site templates coded in JSP which use propriatary calls to pull content
> out of the associated database (which happens to be Oracle).  Textual
> content is stored as XML and graphical content is stored as blobs.  The
> textual content is styled using XSL.
> 
> I need to be able to allow end users to manipulate the XSL sylesheets
> without actually coding XSL in an editor.  We've considered an XSL library
> written against the DTD.  However, I'd like to keep the number of XSL to a
> minimum.
> 
> Any suggestions?
> 
> Bill
> 
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