Altova StyleVision Standard Edition 2009
Altova StyleVision 2009 Standard Edition is a drag-and-drop, visual XML- to-HTML stylesheet designer for graphically designing stylesheets that render eye-catching HTML output from XML content.
StyleVision is fully standards-compliant and supports XSLT 1.0, XSLT 2.0, CSS, and JavaScript for building advanced Web pages. It even has a built-in HTML importer that automatically converts an HTML page into an XML file, XSLT stylesheet, and XML Schema to separate presentation from content and allow Web designers to migrate to XML easily and efficiently. StyleVision simplifies the creation of advanced XSLT stylesheets with its automated approach to stylesheet design. The visual design interface is so straightforward; you simply drag and drop XML elements, design features, and presentation rules into your working stylesheet, and you are automatically prompted when additional options exist. You can preview your HTML output or XSLT code at any time, so you always know how your project is coming along. Stylesheets designed using StyleVision Standard Edition can be based on XML Schemas or DTDs and support complex tables, tables of contents, conditional formatting, direct template filtering, and much more. In addition, StyleVision designs are modular to facilitate reuse and collaboration between multiple designers. All these features combine to make Altova StyleVision the ultimate visual stylesheet designer for Web development. Design with style! Download a free trial of Altova StyleVision 2009 Standard Edition at www.altova.com today.
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