Note that some older handheld browsers stubbornly ignore media="handheld" style sheets. Aside from server-side browser detection, there isn't much you can do for such browsers but hope that users will upgrade!
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A friend of mine pointed out a site called Kitta (http://kitta.net), which is largely a blog [ugh]. It contains the same content being presented as 2 different versions of RSS, XHTML, and also available with a mobile friendly page (which looks largely unfriendly on Gecko) through a menu on the right hand side a fair way down.
(I state the following with great hesitation):
I think presenting the same content with a different page containing a different <link> element for the mobile stylesheet may be the safest option for the moment.
Until mobile device browser manufacturers obey standards. Then we can all get back to using the media attribute as it was intended.
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