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At one point, we decided that it'd be cool if PulpFiction allowed users to customize the preview pane with CSS. We shoved every article into a template and created unique DIVs for everything. A few simple stylesheets were produced and we were quite pleased.

Some time later, we decided that it would be even cooler if the stylesheet author could override the built-in template with their own. We came up with the seemingly brilliant idea of an optional header in the .css file, enclosed in /* CSS comment tags */. Simple, easy, effective. Also a bit braindead.

If we were going to mix HTML and CSS, why, there's already a good way to do this: build an HTML document with <style> tags. PulpFiction 1.0.1 includes this improvement (and about 60 others). I'll update the resources page when we ship it.