This is an example of very cool XHTML/CSS markup

Below is custom XML in an XHTML page for which I have defined a namespace and then targeted that namespace in the CSS.

CSS Namespaces Why shouldn't we inject XML directly into webpages? Is there even any point in transforming it? Why XML combined with CSS namespaces will dominate in the years to come If you observe the source code of this page, you will find that this box is merely an article that looks like a box. It has content which is nicely HTML formatted, because in my markup I explicitly use the HTML namespace to declare paragraphs, lists, you name it. However, the article itself is of the abstract namespace and gives absolutely no inkling as to how it is to be displayed. An article can contain a title, an introduction (full of HTML markup) and a body (which contains a subtitle and HTML markup thereafter). We do not run into problems with using body more than once because the two body tags belong to separate namespaces (HTML and abstract). So next time you are writing up XSLT perhaps you should ask yourself - how many browsers support CSS namespaces? Flying Cats Introduction to my idea Why I like my idea I like the idea of flying cats because they would be fun and probably a little bit dangerous Cheap Toasters Have you ever been pissed off at the price of toasters? I have... Why toasters should be cheaper Not everyone can afford toasters. Paying alot for a toaster leads to the following: No money for Icy Poles Excessive angst General disillusion regarding toast