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I need some advice on how to incorporate CSS with my XML document - I need to increase my font size. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I've tried using:

?xml-stylesheet href="style.css" type="text/css"?

And my stylesheet has the correct code for the body of the text to be 14pt but it's still really small.

It's a flash site with XML for the text/content. Paths are all correct. Is it possible that there could be a class defined in the XML that I'm not recognizing as a class?

Any help would be greatly appreciated! The site is www.fundingnj.com

Thanks!!
 
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my advice would use asp instead of xml. xml is the older version.pls use asp....
 
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Hi,
well css will help to "slim" down your pages.
You don't have to change all pages at once - you can start with one page and keep adding css functionality whilst you go through the pages.
As said before start with general css which is supported by all bowsers - avoid too advanced functionality as this will require browser detection.
There are great tutorials out just scan for css tutorial.
Best of luck
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The Web was originally intended to make content easily accessible. Today, Web developers focus on style and marketing, but the need to put together content-driven Web sites quickly and easily remains as valid as when Tim Berners-Lee first conceived of HTML. I have taken the approach of using primarily DocBook XML and CSS, as well as some other readily available Linux tools, that allows me to bring up simple content-focused Web sites—a poor man's content management system.
 
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