How to Check for HTML in XSLT
Extendible Stylesheet Language, of XSL, is a coding language used to create style sheets for XML documents. XSLT places that XSL code in a framework that allows it to be displayed by websites. Other coding languages can exist with the XSLT framework though, including HTML. Because HTML needs to be specially demarcated within this other code, checking for it is simple. You just look for the marker.
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Instructions
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Open the XLST document in a text editor (like Notepad).
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Press "CTRL-F." On any text application, this will open a search window.
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Type "<html>" and hit "Enter." This will pop up the beginning of any HTML. If it does not, that means the XSLT contains none.
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Scroll down from "<html>" to find "</html>." This marks the end of the HTML code.
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