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This directory contains XSL transformations for producing
different views of HTML  content.

They can be applied to WWW content before being displayed on
the Emacspeak Desktop 
---see commands emacspeak-w3-xsl-toggle and friends.

Acknowledgments:

I'd like to thank Ken Holland of Crane Software for
providing me an accessible version of the materials he used
during a full-day XSLT tutorial offered at WWW 2000.

I'd also like to thank OReilly Systems for providing me an
accessible version of their XSLT book.

Finally, I'd like to thank the W3C XSLT working group for
producing a  wel-structured document that was readily
accessible from the Emacspeak desktop.

List Of Stylesheets:

anchors.xsl     Displays a list of hyperlinks.
content.xsl     Extracts content out of layout intensive pages.
default.xsl     Default view --cleans up  HTML  leaving presentation intact.
identity.xsl    Re-usable identity transformation.
list-tables.xsl Turns tabular  content  into ordered lists.
toc.xsl         Adds a navigable table of contents.
unravel-tables.xsl   Unravels nested tables.