Hi Radu, Thanks for the information about CSS 3 and Oxygen 13. Here's something to think about for your next version: When generating XHTML from XSLT, a JavaScript element requires content (in this case a blank space) in order to load J-Query: <script type="text/JavaScript" xml:space="preserve" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.min.js"> </script> [Note space between > </script>] If I do not put the space in, I always get a "J-Query did not load" error. In order to do this, I have to set my preferences to produce ugly double tags for "empty" elements instead of neat <..../> single tag elements. It would be great if I could specify <script> elements to be produced with double tags and a space "<script....> </script>" and all other "empty" elements as <x.../> I used to have some sort of problem validating <meta> tags produced via XSLT, but I no longer remember what it was or if the "double tag" hack solved it or not. Mark