The relevant section of the HTML 4.0 spec is: http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/present/styles.html#h-14.3.2 But basically, the bug is that NGLayout fails to provide a way of selecting which of several alternate sets of stylesheets should be selected. This requires an addition to the UI, in addition to possible changes to the style component of NGLayout. This is test 35 of the Import Test. If you have any questions about the importtest, e-mail py8ieh=importtest@bath.ac.uk

Eek! My comments got mangled again. Here is a reformatted copy of the above: The relevant section of the HTML 4.0 spec is: http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/present/styles.html#h-14.3.2 But basically, the bug is that NGLayout fails to provide a way of selecting which of several alternate sets of stylesheets should be selected. This requires an addition to the UI, in addition to possible changes to the style component of NGLayout. This is test 35 of the Import Test. If you have any questions about the importtest, e-mail py8ieh=importtest@bath.ac.uk

Gecko is a layout engine. It should not have UI. The functionality to select style sheets is in place and working. Until the real browser chrome exposes a UI mechanism, try using JavaScript to iterate the document's style sheet collection and enable/disable sheets as you see fit.

The page moved today. Just updating the uri. Nothing special to report otherwise!

It might be a layout engine, but now it *does* have a UI, so.... :-) Marking bug fixed.

Well, the alternate stylesheets selection code works. (There are some other problems on that page, but they are covered by other bugs).