When developing XLST stylesheets, sometimes is necessary to inspect the HTML elements generated using a browser like Firefox or Chrome. This can be done only by exporting the current document as HTML and opening it in a browser. If the HTML file in .proteus is opened, all the local resources (i.e. CSS, graphics files, etc.) cannot be resolved and, therefore, it is useless for XSLT debugging. Maybe is just a matter of adding file:/// as the URL prefix.
When developing XLST stylesheets, sometimes is necessary to inspect the HTML elements generated using a browser like Firefox or Chrome. This can be done only by exporting the current document as HTML and opening it in a browser. If the HTML file in .proteus is opened, all the local resources (i.e. CSS, graphics files, etc.) cannot be resolved and, therefore, it is useless for XSLT debugging. Maybe is just a matter of adding file:/// as the URL prefix.