Extensible stylesheet language

The emphasis on presentation in many of the original tags (such as fonts, colors, and layout) muddled the separation of content from style. The World Wide Web Consortium soon developed technologies (CSS, or cascading style sheets, and XSL, or extensible stylesheet language more information on this and other XML issues is available at http //www.w3c. org/) to help overcome this problem, but as with HTML, CSS is variably implemented in most browsers. Most commercial tools for authoring HTML emphasize presentation or interactivity (to capture the reader s attention), and in such HTML, the content is subservient to the style. 

Using the XML export function, a work process model can be stored in a structured standard format, which is a universal exchange format for a number of software tools. As XML files can be easily rearranged or altered into a user-defined format by means of XSLT Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations, [602]), the XML export is useful when WOMS models are to be used by other software applications. Some examples are given in the following subsections. 

Model transformations into different applications are realized in XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations, [602]), which allows to reduce the effort for their implementation to a minimum. 

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