Comment by youngtaff 3 months ago Apart from that doesn’t really work for people who are statically hosting their RSS feeds etc. 4 comments youngtaff Reply JimDabell 3 months ago You can use content negotiation with static websites too. Apache has mod_negotiation, for example. ndriscoll 3 months ago Assuming you have access to server configuration. XML/XSLT works anywhere you can host a static page. em-bee 2 months ago it still depends on the mimetype those servers use to host the files. youngtaff 3 months ago Most people are hosting static sites on GH pages, Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare pages etc
JimDabell 3 months ago You can use content negotiation with static websites too. Apache has mod_negotiation, for example. ndriscoll 3 months ago Assuming you have access to server configuration. XML/XSLT works anywhere you can host a static page. em-bee 2 months ago it still depends on the mimetype those servers use to host the files. youngtaff 3 months ago Most people are hosting static sites on GH pages, Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare pages etc
ndriscoll 3 months ago Assuming you have access to server configuration. XML/XSLT works anywhere you can host a static page. em-bee 2 months ago it still depends on the mimetype those servers use to host the files.
youngtaff 3 months ago Most people are hosting static sites on GH pages, Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare pages etc
You can use content negotiation with static websites too. Apache has mod_negotiation, for example.
Assuming you have access to server configuration. XML/XSLT works anywhere you can host a static page.
it still depends on the mimetype those servers use to host the files.
Most people are hosting static sites on GH pages, Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare pages etc