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...Generation of photo description in XML and HTML pages based on layout and skin. Exif display. Google Maps display. Animated photo transition. Uses W3C standards: XML, XSLT, XPATH, CSS.

This is an XSLT powered gallery system. I designed it to showcase images on a hard drive. All you need are some files and a browser with XSLT 1.0 capabilities.

This python script takes an exported wordpress xml file and outputs a single html document containing all posts in order of entry, and a table of contents broken down by Category. CSS tags added for easy formatting.

Two different plug-in for Eclipse, completely free, that able you to consult contents published on the Flex Cookbook and on the Adobe CSS Advisor directly inside your ide.

Gul 2.0 is a powerfull and free Xul parser/interpreter library for Phpgtk 2 written in php. Gul supports PHP and basic CSS features into Xul. Gulpad example provides a split screen where the Xul code can be typed and immediately previewed.

css4j provides CSS support for dom4j elements.

css4jdom is a simple API for manipulating CSS, and is closely coupled to JDOM. Like JDOM, it aims to be easy for programmers and therefore uses Java2 collections instead of the standard W3C API for CSS.

SvgUP is an open source platform for building interactive Web applications based on SVG components and other web standards like JavaScript, CSS, RDF and DTD. SvgUP allows the separation of concerns by dividing the applications into modules.

Require(News) is a simple blogging system that can be easily added to a current site. It uses PHP/MySQL to present and store the data and is easily customized by the user with CSS to fit the look and feel of the containing pages.

Xidel is a command line tool to download web pages and extract data from them. This data can be extracted using XPath/XQuery 3.0 (with a compatibility modes for XPath 2.0 and XQuery 1.0), JSONiq, CSS 3 selectors, and custom, pattern-matching templates that are like an annotated version of the processed page. It can download files over HTTP/S connections, follow redirections, links, or extracted values, and also process local files. The extracted values can then be exported as plain text/XML/JSON, or assigned to variables to use in other extract expressions. ...