Stefan Mintert wrote:

>  > I would like to create HTML pages where
>  > the reader can configure his or her browser such that the pages look
>  > like they want, not like I specify in the XSL stylesheet.
> 
> Isn't that one idea of CSS? to have a client side style sheet?

Yes

> author/reader balance
>       Both readers and authors can influence the presentation
>       through style sheets. To do so, they use the same style
>       sheet language thus reflecting a fundamental feature of the
>       web: everyone can become a publisher. The UA is free to
>       choose the mechanism for referencing personal style
>       sheets.
> =====
> 
> Just wait for the UA which supports this ;-)

Short wait. IE 4 does this already. Netscape 4 doesn't; we shall see
what the 5.0 versions of these browsers bring (and any new onbes that
support CSS).

--
Chris


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