Orion Adrian wrote: > RSS differs in two major facets. One it removes all styling and > javascript making it suitable for pretty much anywhere even phones and > PDAs. And this is a totally ridiculous way of dealing with stylesheets. I remind you that the cascade and the design of CSS let you easily override any style present in a document instance. It's incredibly easy to "flatten" *all* the styles in a document instance for the purpose of cell phone rendering. There are tons of RSS feeds out there that _do_ have styles, that you can easily read in an xml-compliant browser like firefox. > So I say that a new model is already upon us. I say that it's time we > took a look and see why so many people are starting to prefer RSS over > standard HTML feeds and in that view I find we'll see that client side > CSS and Javascript isn't a good solution. Good luck. Let's also study why lame VHS killed superior Betamax, ok? </Daniel>Received on Thursday, 15 September 2005 07:12:18 GMT
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