I am a contributor to the Vex project (vex.sf.net) which is a Visual editor for XML. The program employs CSS styling and as of version 1.2 has a simplified interface for users to create customized editing environments by linking documents to CSS and DTD files.
I am testing this by creating a vex-plugin for the XML Resume project. Rather than use the text editor to edit my CSS file, I poked around for a CSS Editor and found this project. My results have been successful:
1) Vex Editor to visually edit resumes based on XML Resume DTD and XSLT Style sheets.
2) CSS Editor allows me to update the style sheet and continue editing.
I currently have to leave Eclipse to generate the PDF file and print resumes as XML Resume employs Make rather
than Ant.
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I am a contributor to the Vex project (vex.sf.net) which is a Visual editor for XML. The program employs CSS styling and as of version 1.2 has a simplified interface for users to create customized editing environments by linking documents to CSS and DTD files.
I am testing this by creating a vex-plugin for the XML Resume project. Rather than use the text editor to edit my CSS file, I poked around for a CSS Editor and found this project. My results have been successful:
1) Vex Editor to visually edit resumes based on XML Resume DTD and XSLT Style sheets.
2) CSS Editor allows me to update the style sheet and continue editing.
I currently have to leave Eclipse to generate the PDF file and print resumes as XML Resume employs Make rather
than Ant.