What Does XML Look Like in a Browser?
It turns out that a browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5 or later lets you display raw XML documents directly. For example, if I saved the XML document we just created in a document named greeting.xml and then opened that document in the Internet Explorer, you'd see something like what appears in Figure 1.2.
Figure 1.2. An XML document in Internet Explorer.
You can see our complete XML document in Figure 1.2, but it's nothing like the image you see in Figure 1.1; there's no particular formatting at all. So, now that we've created our own markup elements, how do you tell a browser how ...
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