Learn to design, style, and transform XML documents using CSS, XSLT, and XPath in this practical, example-driven course. You’ll begin with CSS fundamentals, including syntax, selectors, punctuation, properties, and linking style sheets to XML. You’ll then explore the purpose and components of XSL, build XSLT templates, navigate XML data with XPath expressions, and compare the roles of CSS and XSL in presenting structured content.

As you progress, you’ll combine CSS and XSLT to sort and match XML content, manipulate attributes, apply loops and conditional logic, and control output formatting. Guided examples will help you transform XML data into structured, styled HTML and develop confidence with integrated XML styling and transformation workflows. This course is designed for learners who want foundational, hands-on skills in XML presentation and transformation. By the end, you’ll be able to style XML elements with CSS, construct transformations with XSLT templates and XPath, implement dynamic formatting logic, and generate polished HTML output from XML data. What makes this course distinctive is its clear progression from core CSS concepts to integrated CSS and XSLT applications. Enroll to gain practical experience you can apply to structured document styling, presentation, and transformation tasks.