>| >and stylesheets that use other
>| >notations (CSS, for example).
>|
>| Use another extension.
>
>Yes, but then how do you determine precedence if both foo.dsl and
>foo.css are found?
That's only a problem if there's both DSSSL and CSS style sheets available
and the client can handle both DSSSL and CSS. In that case, I would leave
it up to the client to choose which it prefers. The content provider isn't
really in a position to make that decision: if the client has a very
complete CSS implementation but only a rather limited DSSSL implementation,
the CSS style sheet may be preferable; but if the client has a complete
DSSSL implementation, the DSSSL style sheet may be preferable.
You're going to have this issue whatever mechanism you use for associating
style sheets.
James