I apologize. I for one find it difficult to follow the discussion because the technologies being discussed are so far outside my ken.

> I for one find it difficult to follow the discussion because the technologies being discussed are so far outside my ken.

I apologize too.

I have a patch for 'Everything::HTML::tagApprove' and it even has an inbuilt mechanism to be overridden if a Everything::NewHTML:tagApprove exists.

sub tagApprove
{
    for(_test){ goto &$_ if $_ }
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BEGIN {
    my $exist= eval {
        require Everything::NewHTML; 1 };

    sub _test
    {
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other options are expanding the CSS or totally disabling the tag in question. (no details here)

Cheers Rolf
_{(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
Wikisyntax for the Monastery}