Include HTML tags in CSS extraction

CSS extraction should be able to identify paragraph styles in the PSD and add them to the CSS. Thus, rather than, say
font-family: Impact;
color: #004274;
font-size: 30px;
font-weight: 400;
barebones, it would be preferable to prefix with H1 { and add } after, when the text actually has a paragraph style of H1 in the PSD. If the paragraph style is something other than a valid HTML tag, it would make sense to interpret that as a Class ID, since that would be the usual case.

Thanks for your feedback AlanGilbertson,
Corrinna

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Hi,
Is there any way to include html tags in xml?
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<FIELD_1>
 Testing font and color
</FIELD_1>
But If I tried to read the value from xsl like <xsl:value-of select="FIELD_1"/> I'm just gettig the display 'Testing font and color' without the specified font and color....
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Selva.

Hi,
Thanks for the input.
I tried with the below code
<fo:block space-after="5mm" font-family="Arial"><xsl:copy-of select="FIELD_1"/></fo:block>
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Sorry that there is some problem on the displayed source code.
The 3rd line should be as follow:
base href="http://dev.abc.com:7777/reports/rwservlet/getfile/rep_dev/1/06587041.htm"
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