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>I use both the JavaScript "XSLTProcessor" functions [0] and "<?xml-stylesheet …?>" [1] on my personal website You are on some very very small elite team of we
by coldtea 1y ago
>I use both the JavaScript "XSLTProcessor" functions [0] and "<?xml-stylesheet …?>" [1] on my personal website
You are on some very very small elite team of web standards users then
- einpoklum 1y agoFYI: Many Firefox and Thunderbird extensions use <?xml-stylesheet?> . Perhaps not XSLTProcessor though.
- mimasama 1y agoWebExtensions still have them? I thought the move to HTML (for better or worse) would've killed that. Even install.rdf got replaced IIRC so there shouldn't be much traces of XML in the new extensions system...
- ndriscoll 1y agoSmall, sure, but not elite. xml-stylesheet is by far the easiest way to make a simple templated website full of static pages. You almost could not make it any simpler.