https://gkn.me.uk/entries/geckoGrey Nicholsonhttps://gkn.me.uk/style/icon.svg2025-10-21T12:11:00+00:00 https://gkn.me.uk/weblog0262004-04-23T14:07:00+00:002004-04-23T14:07:00+00:00 <p> As a prelude to some major back-end renovation I'm planning for The Twaddle, I decided to see if I could get Internet Explorer 6 to display this XSL-ified weblog nicely, not accounting for IE-unsupported CSS (which is already taken care of at The Twaddle). Previously, IE displayed the DOCTYPE declaration as plain text at the top of the page; using strategic HTML commenting, I've managed to prevent it from doing so. </p> <p> Actually, I bet simply removing the DOCTYPE declaration wouldn't affect either Gecko or IE's rendering of the page, as I think XML kicks both of them into standards mode anyway. </p> <p> The next step is to try this with some of The Twaddle. And I'd probably best check Opera's effort, too. </p> https://gkn.me.uk/weblog0092004-02-20T19:15:00+00:002004-03-04T22:25:00+00:00 <p> Despite an hour of valiant effort, I've been unable to convince Gecko to render XHTML embedded in an Atom feed. I've tried encoding the arrow brackets, various namespace trickery... to no avail. So you're gonna have to put up with plain text URLs, until someone can show me how it's done... anybody? </p>