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These days I use XSLT to style my feeds. For example: https://susam.net/feed.xml https://susam.net/feed.xml https://susam.net/feed.xsl https://susam.net/feed
by susam 1y ago
These days I use XSLT to style my feeds. For example:
https://susam.net/feed.xml https://susam.net/feed.xml
https://susam.net/feed.xsl https://susam.net/feed.xsl
- kome 1y agobeautiful, well done! i hope people will copy that for their own websites. and use it creatively.
- pacifika 1y agoThis does make me think why is a blog not just an rss feed.
- _heimdall 1y agoI've built my personal site on XSLT a couple times just to see how far I could push it. It works surprisingly well, the only issue I ever ran into was a decades old bug in Firefox that doesn't support rendering HTML content directly from the XML document. I.e. If the blog post content is HTML via cdata, I needed a quick script to force Firefox to render that text to innerHTML rather than rendering the raw cdata text.
- sumtechguy 1y agowith xslt it probably could be.
- dev0p 1y agoI always forget XML can do that. It just feels wrong for some reason.
- nairadithya 1y agoNice! I do the same: https://adithyanair.com/feed.xml https://adithyanair.com/feed.xml
- jchulce 1y agoYour link 404s