On Thu, 1 Nov 2007, Keryx Web wrote:
I use it sometimes for a very small form, where I think p or hx is
inappropriate and fieldset is overkill. As in
form action=login.php method=post
div
label for=unameUsername:/label
input type=text name=uname id=uname
/div
div
Ian Hickson is reading his mail so fast this almost feels like IM ;-)
Why is p inappropriate? According to HTML5, it's exactly the element you
want, in fact.
a) To my linguistic senses that's not a paragraph
b) I've seen several people use the div-element (like it or not). Should
all their
On Oct 30, 2007, at 4:33 AM, Ian Hickson wrote:
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On Sun, 15 Jan 2006, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
...
Authors should use presentational markup whenever there is no
available semantic markup for the relevant meaning, or when they are
providing authoring facilities for people who cannot be
Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
Either div is going to be in HTML 5 but has yet to be specified (like
object), or it's not going to be in HTML 5 but is incorrectly used in
some examples. If the latter, that will make certain the semantic-free
fates of section and p.
AIUI, HTML 5 will inherit
Hi all.
I forgot who asked for real world examples of using CENTER. I think that
it might have been Anne, but unfortunately, I deleted the email already,
and thus can't reply to it.
Here is an example that I'm working on now. I'm trying to make a
flyer/brochure to hand out to businesses
Hi,
From: Eugene T.S. Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CENTERMarketing Opportunity/CENTER
[...]
The example is overkill to demonstrate just 1 line of code, but I want to
strongly emphasize through demonstration that CENTER is used very
sparingly and only on specific locations. In this case, it is
Quoting Eugene T.S. Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
DIV is no more semantic that I, B, or CENTER, yet they
have their uses.
snip
You snipped the part about div not being in the proposal for HTML5 which is
pretty important imho.
I believe that they are useful for visual user agents, in that we
Quoting Eugene T.S. Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I forgot who asked for real world examples of using CENTER. I think
that it might have been Anne, but unfortunately, I deleted the email
already, and thus can't reply to it.
I asked for a definition. Anyway, you can find who asked you here:
Eugene T.S. Wong wrote:
Hi all.
Here is an example that I'm working on now. I'm trying to make a
flyer/brochure to hand out to businesses after talking to them. I hope
that they will consider giving me merchandise to use as prizes for a
poker club that I'm trying to start. There is
On Tue, 2006-01-17 at 11:29 -0800, Eugene T.S. Wong wrote:
You were talking about consistency with XHTML. Yet there has been no
recommendation or standard (whatever you prefer) that contains such an
element so the argument is bogus.
Doesn't this count for something?
On Sun, 15 Jan 2006 06:18:46 -0800, Anne van Kesteren
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Eugene T.S. Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
DIV is no more semantic that I, B, or CENTER, yet they
have their uses.
snip
I believe that they are useful for visual user agents, in that we
don't have to
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