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Another needed practice (Score:2)

by jdavidb (1361)

But when they generate the HTML, they need to add the tag that tells Firefox to add the little RSS button at the bottom corner, so I can subscribe to the feed as a live bookmark.

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not in safari (Score:2)

by merlyn (47)
must work in some "other" browser. Safari just sits there displaying a little ugly text.
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- Re:not in safari (Score:2)
  
  by delegatrix (506)
  
  Yeah, Safari just displays the text of the feed as contained in the xml. It should still work correctly as a feed.
- Re:not in safari (Score:1)
  
  by Aristotle (5147)
  
  Safari doesn't have an XSLT engine built in. All other contemporary browsers do, as does Internet Explorer. But I know they're working on sticking libxslt into some future release of Safari.
CSS Styled RSS Feeds (Score:1)

by DarkBlue (2392)

While not common, CSS-styled RSS feeds are out there. FeedBurner [feedburner.com] has been offering this service for quite a while. I use the service for my own RSS [feedburner.com].
Uh… (Score:1)

by Aristotle (5147)

You been to our own TorgoX [perl.org]'s Interglacial [interglacial.com] yet? Try any click any of his feeds… :-)