XSLT Stylesheet to get summarized info on a W3C resource

How to use it

References

the XSLT Toolbox

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Metadata

This document is a HTML document.This document is a XML document, whose main namespace is .This document has the mime-type . The full headers sent for this resource are available online.

The access rights on it are .

The access realm on it is .

Validity

This document is served as a HTML document. It is validis not validis not validable

To help checking its accessibility, you can check if the following images have appropriate alternative texts:

-> alt:

Navigability

This document is on the W3C web site. To help people navigating through it, some simple formatting can help.

This page has the W3C logo with the correct link found on it with an incorrect or without link found on it

This page doesn't have a W3C logo. Such a logo adds consistency and allows to go quickly to the home page when the appropriate link is set.

Besides, the document has an address tag, with a link in it but without link in it [useful for contact/feedback].doesn't have an address tag. It's useful to have an address tag with informations about the author and a way to provide feedback..

The document uses an external stylesheet which is good. Make sure it's the appropriate one. The document is not linked to any stylesheet which is bad: common stylesheets are useful to provide a common look to a certain category of pages. Have a look at the W3C Stylesheets and pick the right one for the document.

Some of the headings in the document don't have anchors :

Anchors are useful to refer to some part of a document.

The document has an anchor for each heading. Make sure to provide a table of content which refers to these anchors.

References

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