A
Andy Dingley
Els said:
Yes. Trying to render XML for human consumption with CSS (or DSO) is
impractically restrictive.
- No transformations - so no sorting, no filtering, no duplication of
items, no duplication of item lists into a nav menu at the top of the
page, then the article bodies below.
- You can't generate an element - so no links
- You can't modify attributes, so no arbitrary styling by setting a
style or class attribute, just attaching to pre-defined CSS styles.
- No modification within text strings, so no processing of the text
nodes for an rss:description element, no matter how they contained
encapsulated HTML.