On 1/28/06, Graham Parks <email@hidden> wrote:
> On 27 Jan 2006, at 7:59 pm, Lucas Gonze wrote:
>
> > In reality that CSS-styled XML is only useful for the two browsers
> > that don't catch the XSL, which are Safari and Opera. Both Safari and
> > Opera are about 2% of Webjay users. If I kill the viewinbrowser:info
> > element for Safari's benefit then I hurt Opera, so I'm not sure what
> > to do. I suppose that browser sniffing is the only way to balance
> > Opera's and Safari's interests.
>
> It sounds like moving the info element inside the channel element
> would do it. You might have to change your XSL too.
Pretty close to what I did do in the end...
1) move the info element *after* the channel element
2) in my css, hide the channel XML like this --
channel { display:none }
-- in order to allow the info element to be visible
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