I'm trying to display an XML file in elinks. I've written a CSS file to
do this (it converts a DocBook <table> to an HTML <table>), and it works
ok in the usual browsers. However, it does not work in elinks; I just
get the raw XML structure.
I've tried three different ways of linking to the CSS file. The first
uses the standard XML idiom:
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/css"
href="file:///home/mmaxwell/Data/Generic/Debugger.css"?>
The second uses an HTML <link>:
<link rel="stylesheet"
href="file:///home/mmaxwell/Data/Generic/Debugger.css">
And the third way uses my ~/.elinks/elinks.conf file:
set document.css.stylesheet = "/home/mmaxwell/Data/Generic/Debugger.css"
(I've confirmed that this stylesheet gets read by setting a non-default
color in it.)
I'm guessing that elinks' support of CSS just isn't sufficient. But the
stylesheet is pretty simple (good, since I don't "speak" CSS); the only
CSS constructs it calls for are block, table, solid, table-row-group,
table-row, table-cell, and center. I can provide the CSS file if that
would help.
Should this work? If so, any suggestions for debugging, or work-arounds
(short of using xslt to pre-convert the XML to HTML!)?
(BTW, some of the links to this mailing list on the elinks website are
broken...in particular, the "subscribe" link.)
Mike Maxwell
University of Maryland
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