Re: not valid {x}html (was Re: [gentoo-dev] www.gentoo.org and konqueror)

[Troy Dack]

Quoting Terje Kvernes <terjekv@××××××××.no>:

<el snippo>

>   fair enough, CSS (especially CSS2) can be _extremely_ tricky to
>   render correctly.  but if Konqueror is so utterly broken as it seems
>   at times, maybe they should use Gecko.  *sigh*

If you really want to you can use the gecko rendering engine as the html
renderer for kde.

I can't remember the exact details at the moment but I'm pretty sure there was
an ebuild that made the appropriate kpart.

Once you have the gecko engine as a kpart all you had to do was change the
embedded settings for .htm/.html files in the kde control panel thingy (Fila
Associations maybe?) and then your html would be displayed using the gecko
rendering engine.

I did use it for a while, just to prove to myself that it could be done, but
didn't really see the point.

I realise this doesn't help the konq rendering problems, but though I'd point it
out :)

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