HI,
Creating an XSL stylesheet to render your CV in a browser is a straightforward task. Here's a general outline of the steps involved:
Understand the XML structure: Review your XML CV file and understand its structure, including the tags and elements used to represent different sections and data.
Define the desired design: Determine the layout and styling you want for your CV. Consider the overall structure, typography, colors, and any specific formatting requirements.
Create the XSL stylesheet: Develop an XSL stylesheet that transforms your XML data into HTML, which can be rendered in a browser. The XSL stylesheet uses XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations) to define the transformation rules.
Structure the XSLT template: Begin by creating an XSLT template that matches the root element of your XML document. Within the template, define the structure and formatting for different sections of the CV, such as personal information, education, work experience, skills, etc.
Handle conditional logic: If your CV includes optional sections or elements, incorporate conditional statements in the XSLT to control their visibility. For instance, you can use <xsl:if> or <xsl:choose> statements to conditionally display certain sections based on the presence or absence of specific XML data..
Regards,
Syed F.