On Xefteri:

improving an XML feed display through CSS and XSLT

Not a bad idea, even if I think most people gets the RSS feeds through aggregators or Live Bookmarks on Firefox.

On PHPBuilder: using XML-RPC

“ Reblogger is a free aggregator service provided by TopXML. We collect XML blog items four times a day from around the web, so that you can view all the most interesting and most useful news right here in our reblogger.”

Found today:

“ When working with XML one regularly needs to test whether a node has a certain node type”

and this could be a convenient solution.

I found a good article on fonts on the New York Times.

I had a doubt, after taking all my Javascript calls off the XHTML, about using the class attribute to determine the behaviour of each link. Now that same doubt is being discussed. I know about DTDs because I'm interested in XML and I have written DTDs before. I'll follow the discussion and see where it goes..

More about DTD:

• W3schools DTD tutorial
• ALA DTD article
• Zvon.org DTD tutorial

One of the problems I'm having using XML is that I almost always have code samples included in the text of my studies and I have to use entities for everything. I'd rather use a TEXT file and parse it with document.innerHTML, much simpler and faster. Maybe is not very professional or reusable in the future (even if I think TEXT files will always be in use) as an XML file would be but it works fine.