> From what I've seen of this and the other examples, they all seem
> oriented around data at the webpage level. What I'm trying to 
> do is far
> more at the website level (admittedly the two are the same thing, just
> seen from different perspectives). In particular, I've not seen any
> examples that produce wireframe sitemaps similar to the one at
> http://www.pernoctator.com/XML/whitegoods.svg which for me 
> was the most
> important (certainly the hardest!) part of what I'm trying to make.

Agreed. But the structure of the website is defined in the first pass,
which would provide the input for your svg?

Look in the website download for the newlayout.dtd file. 
That provides the structure.

HTH DaveP.

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