Movable Type and XSLT

[ via Simon Wilison ] Glad to see more people experimenting with XSLT and Weblogs. Kevin Davis creates XML renderings of his blog using Movable Type templates, and adds a processing instruction with a link to an XSLT style sheet that renders it as HTML for Mozilla and IE6.

The only problem is that he’s embedded his weblog entries as CDATA in the document. So the entries display in Mozilla as markup instead of rendered HTML.

Meanwhile, I need to finish an Atom|Pie|Whatchamacallit to HTML style sheet.

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  1. Keyed lookups in XSLT 1.0
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  3. XSLT Friday
  4. Using schemas to write XSLT
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