I am familiar with css, and how I can global format the html tags. But how do I do it will xsl. The examples that I have seen don't deal with Font-Family, size etc.

do I create a separate style file (like css) and link it to all the pages.

Any help would be appreciated.

I'm not much the "web publisher" guy, but this is pretty simple. You can call a .css file from your .xsl file, much the same as any other elements you put in the xsl file.

thanks fenton, I was trying that and no luck. Not until I loaded an image in my xml page and it wouldn't show up. I then tried external references for images and css, and that did it.

I guess I must now check my server and firewall.

images, css, and other static files should be placed in subfolders of your web root folder, not into the xslt-template-files folder

You can then reference them either with an absolute path, e.g. "/images/imagexy.gif" or with a relative path, e.g. "../../css/xy.css"

thanks Martin