On Thu, 12 Mar 1998, Todd Fahrner wrote: > I'm not going to start a hunger strike or anything for it. In fact, my > support for the idea weakened considerably with Andrew's suggestion that > truly "advanced" features like this should be handled in the realm of > "advanced" users: on servers. That's a good point. Given a large document structure, anyone who is relatively well versed in things computerish can write a script to create a stylesheet and add relevant CLASS attributes to his HTML files. All that stuff about site-wide updates can happen on the server side. Personally, I'm against REs. I do most of my site-wide processing on the server side ANYWAY (I'm in favour of seperate NS4/IE4 pages for all documents, but I don't WRITE them, I GENERATE them). -- Stephanos Piperoglou -- sp249@cam.ac.uk ------------------- All I want is a little love and a lot of money. In that order. ------------------------- http://www.thor.cam.ac.uk/~sp249/ --Received on Saturday, 14 March 1998 08:24:31 GMT
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