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edited /IndieWeb_Carnival (+12) "/* 2025 */ updated June with alternate, secondary theme"
Loqi
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2025-06-01 14:11
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edited /rel-alternate (+18)
Loqi
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2025-05-29 22:13
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yeah it's exclusively a firefox thing, no other browsers support "alternate stylesheet" like this
trwnh
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2025-05-29 06:43
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i'm speaking more in a logical sense though, i would get tripped up if i saw something rel=alternate that wasn't actually an "alternate", it was a "stylesheet that shouldn't be applied by default"
trwnh
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2025-05-29 06:42
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https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/Attributes/rel/alternate_stylesheet seems to indicate that "alternate stylesheet" might have issues in browsers other than firefox?
trwnh
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2025-05-29 06:41
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like "alternate" should be in relation to the current resource/document, not as a modifier for "stylesheet". i don't have a problem with rel+type because that feels fine, they're separate parameters intended to be interpreted together
trwnh
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2025-05-29 06:36
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there's no rule about rel values being independent, so they can be or can do things in combination, in some ways just as different attributes themselves can. like rel=alternate type=application/rss+xml etc.
[tantek]
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2025-05-29 06:35
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that seems confusing and i'm not entirely sure why -- my intuition is strongly telling me that something like rel="alternate stylesheet" should be equivalent to rel=alternate + rel=stylesheet. i think it has to do with space-delimited values?
trwnh
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2025-05-29 06:34
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trwnh, not really. e.g. rel="alternate stylesheet"
[tantek]
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2025-05-29 06:32
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I don't think rel=alternate applies when linking to source code because the view isn't just an alternate: it can and often does have additional information, too (i.e. a repo home often shows a README, license information, contributors).
capjamesg
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2025-05-26 11:35