Re: Where does xml-stylesheet bite, in HTML5

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John Cowan writes:

> Henry S. Thompson scripsit:
>
>> This section [1] of the HTML5 spec. suggests we still have work to
>> do, as given the way it's written today, I don't see any way in for
>> xml-stylesheet. . .
>
> I don't understand the difficulty.  It simply says
> that pre-root PIs can't be cached by the browsers.
> http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec/semantics.html#styling specifically
> mentions the xml-stylesheet PI as one way (in XML of course, not HTML)
> to establish a style sheet.

The problem is that I don't see where the section I referenced, which
specifies what to do when e.g. someone clicks on a link which results
in a GET which returns Content-Type: application/xml, connects to the
section _you_ reference.

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