Summary
This lesson has shown you how to modify your XML and attach CSS style sheets to it so it can be displayed in current Web browsers. Although the modifications are rather rough and ready, so are the browsers themselves. To prepare you for things to come, you have also seen how, with a little cut-and-paste work on the sample code given here, you can easily put an XSL style sheet together that will allow you to convert your XML elements into HTML elements and attach CSS style properties to the resulting HTML elements.
It is to be expected that more rugged, more conforming versions of these browsers will become available soon, and that their support for XML and XSL will be more complete. In the meantime, however, this chapter has given you enough information to experiment for yourself.