I've adopted <em class="error"> for my errors. I add all sorts of css to make them "just right"!
On 3/26/07, Dan G. Switzer, II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jörn, >amircx schrieb: >> umm... there is no other tag for replacement? im using it for somthing >> <em>*</em> >> >Good point, thanks. I guess I have to find a combination of elements >that is easy to style, does not interfere with Google Toolbar and makes >some semantic sense. That can hardly be achieved without a certain loss >of flexibility, but it should be a good thing to set certain standards >as long as they work well. No matter what tag you pick, some buddy will not like it. :) I'd suggest using a default (i.e. <em />, <div />, etc) but allow that to be overridden--that the user can change it. Between the element and it's unique error class, you should be able to style it anyway you want w/out causing issues with other like elements on the page. -Dan _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
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