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The point that this can be done as a separate, server side processing phase has merit. Too bad it had to be wrapped in a ridiculously long, patronising article,
by marijn 18y ago
The point that this can be done as a separate, server side processing phase has merit. Too bad it had to be wrapped in a ridiculously long, patronising article, containing such gems as the observation that style-sheets are rarely longer than a hundred lines. Right. And I'm not even going to comment on the choice of background.
- anon 18y agoSometimes it can be done on the client side too. It's called XSLT.
- Tichy 18y agoI feel the server side thing is not a good argument, after all, there is not always a server side. HTML documents can be distributed standalone. Also, it is much harder to do CGI scripting than to deal with possible constants in CSS.