[OT] HTML usage...

It was thus said that the Great R. D. Davis once stated: Nice if you have inhouse staff to do that. Then there are maintenance issues of the code base (along with the data for the site). Here's a bit of XSLT that let's me define links to the next and preceeding pages within a section of my site: <xsl:if test="boolean(preceding-sibling::page[@listindex !='no'][position()=1]/attribute::filename)"> <li><a href="{preceding-sibling::page[@listindex != 'no'][position()=1]/attribute::filename}{$global-extention}" title="{preceding-sibling::page[@listindex != 'no'][position()=1]/child::title}">Next</a></li> </xsl:if> <xsl:if test="boolean(following-sibling::page[@listindex != 'no']/attribute::filename)"> <li><a href="{following-sibling::page[@listindex != 'no']/attribute::filename}{$global-extention}" title="{following-sibling::page[@listindex != 'no']/child::title}">Previous</a></li> </xsl:if> <li><a href="{../page[@listindex != 'no'][position()=last()]/@filename}{$global-extention}" title="{../page[@listindex != 'no'][position()=last()]/title}">First</a></li> <li><a href="{../page[@listindex != 'no'][position()=1]/@filename}{$global-extention}" title="{../page[@listindex != 'no'][position()=1]/title}">Last</a></li> Now, imagine this is part of a company site and I leave my current development position (promoted, new job, whatever). Next guy that comes along now has to maintain this; there's only a handful of people I know that have even worked with XSLT and they're not local to where I am. And this is with an open source XSLT processor running under Unix. -spc (Then there's the issue of the size of the site ... )