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David Carlisle:
> > First off, the fo:block tag is a presentation element in it's own right,
> > just as the p tag is, so the example should be a little more like this
>
> > fo:block{
> > text-align:right;
>
> No. Not at all. That is exactlty my point. One should never write an fo
> document, it is only the result of styling some other document. So why
> do you want to re-style it with css?
I think this is the key point, you split the styling in two steps, structure,
and decoration. XSLT is good for the former, CSS for the latter.
But when I think of it, we really don't have to wait for XSL-FO 2 for
this to happen. XSL-FO++ (with CSS) could be handled in a preprocessor
yielding XSL-FO 1.0 as its output.
Cheers,
David
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