SyberWorks Learning and Performance Glossary
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XHTML: a reformulation of HTML as XML that attempts to eliminate problems from badly coded HTML.
XML (Extensible Markup Language): a webpage coding language that allows site designers to program their own markup commands, which can then be used as if they were standard HTML commands.
XSL (eXtensible Stylesheet Language or eXtensible Style Language): a webpage design language that develops style sheets for XML pages and separates style from content, so that developers can control how and where information is displayed on webpages.
XSL-FO: tools for applying a strong set of rules to documents, to ensure reliable formatting when printed.
XSLT: tools for changing the formatting and structure of markups according to a set of rules.
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