You know, browsers should have a feature where you can select a block of data on a webpage and 'view source' on that block. It'd make ripping off cool HTML tricks from others' websites a lot easier.
... perhaps Javascript in a header or an "include" sort of file, or RSS declarations that occur in a style sheet someplace else? ... hmmm ... might there be be some other occasional nonlocality to HTML rendering? ... but agreed, probably >95% of the time your local-source-view would be valuable ... ^z
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but can some HTML be non-local?
Re: but can some HTML be non-local?