How is XSL different from CSS?
XSL uses a XML notation, CSS uses its own. In CSS, the formatting object tree is almost the same as the source tree, and inheritance of formatting properties is on the source tree. In XSL, the formatting object tree can be radically different from the source tree, and inheritance of formatting properties is on the formatting object tree. Most modern Web browsers support both CSS and XSLT; there are also many stand-alone XSLT implementations.
