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>>> It would be more interesting if instead of javascript, you used xsl
>>> referenced in the xhtml to produce the svg.
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>> Uh... what would you use that for?
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> For instance, you could make a picture of the actual xml tree/structure
> (a.k.a the current page) to provide an overview with links to each
> sub-section (floating over the page, as you scroll it...)
Mmm, yes, that sounds like something that could be useful...
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