An Introduction to XML and XSL
Most new media professionals have heard of XML, and many know that XML documents can be transformed and formatted for publication using XSL and Xpath. This course assumes no prior experience of XML or XSLT.
All courses are custom-designed to meet the needs of individual students. Possible topics include:
- What is XML?
- Elements and attributes
- Namespaces
- What is XSL?
- A minimal XSL document
- XSLT and Internet Explorer
- XML document traversal
- Template elements
- Basic XPath
- Working with multiple documents
- Parameters and variables
- Numbering
- Sorting
- Conditional processing
- Looping
- Integration with programming languages
Sign up
BGZ's courses are custom-designed and taught on client premises. To have us design and price a course for your organisation, please send us your email address and we will contact you right away to discuss your requirements.
© bgz 2008
XHTML
testimonials:
Communicating Technology Matt Zandstra at [The BGZ Team] is a rare breed: a consummate and cutting-edge technician who can also communicate in non-gobbledegook.
Hilary Burden, Ringmaster, Talent Circus
Communicating Technology Matt Zandstra at [The BGZ Team] is a rare breed: a consummate and cutting-edge technician who can also communicate in non-gobbledegook.
Hilary Burden, Ringmaster, Talent Circus
training:
BGZ Courses We teach open source and open standard technologies. We aim to cover the detail of any topic we tackle, but also to reach beyond that to the principles that underlie the subject.
BGZ Courses We teach open source and open standard technologies. We aim to cover the detail of any topic we tackle, but also to reach beyond that to the principles that underlie the subject.
news:
Linux Magazine Article January's edition of Linux Magazine includes an article by BGZ's Matt Zandstra covering a new feature of PHP. The feature, a Reflection API, improves the Web scripting language's support for object-oriented programming.
Linux Magazine Article January's edition of Linux Magazine includes an article by BGZ's Matt Zandstra covering a new feature of PHP. The feature, a Reflection API, improves the Web scripting language's support for object-oriented programming.