Re: Changing Yelp to use GtkHtml1 instead of GtkHtml2

["D. D. Brierton" <darren dzr-web com>]

On Sat, 2002-05-04 at 23:52, Mikael Hallendal wrote:
> And yes, I can see CSS have pros, BUT are those more important than the
> drawbacks (which I clearly listed) of using this solution. CAN it be
> done in any other way?? 

Look, I feel a bit guilty about butting into this when I haven't made a
contribution despite best intentions otherwise. (Explanation: no work to
speak of for past few months so far too worried about that to do
anything other than try to get some paid work; recently things have
picked up, so now too worried I might fuck up a tender and never work
again.)

BUT, as a web developer, I'm used to spitting stuff out in (X)HTML
Transitional that has just enough stuff in it too make it look
reasonable in non-CSS or broken-CSS browsers, whilst having style sheets
available for browsers that understand CSS properly. Couldn't the same
be done here? I *am* willing to help, but I kinda out of the loop at the
moment. Is there something I might be able to contribute to the
stylesheets side of things that would mean we could safely use either
GTKHTML1 or GTKHML2?

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