Re: styling xml with css - copying xml attribute values into CSS attribute values

Noah Scales wrote:
> Well, I'll use CSS to define my more meaningful tags
> as hypertext, hyperlinks included.  I'll let devices
> interpret my custom mark-up just like they interpret
> XHTML. 

You're not applying meaning, you're applying a look. It may display 
right, but you're making it impossible for assistive technology, 
automated user agents, and any non-css enabled browsing devices to do 
anything more meaningful than treat your custom markup as plain text.
If that is your goal then you will certainly succeed. NoahWeb, only 
functional to sighted with a mouse whose browser applies the separate 
stylesheet information?

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Received on Friday, 16 December 2005 00:20:39 UTC