Yep! Once you dive into the big, open world of XSLT where you can have any node you like, you can specify the styles for each individual node. It's what XHTML is loosely based on. Where the front-end describes the layout and the CSS describes the style. An XML node, for example <plant> means nothing on its own other than that it describes the content the node will contain - in this case a plant of some sort. It's then up to you to style it via XPath and CSS.

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