not semantic (although it could arguably be an
).
Thanks for the alternate approach!
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I was pleased that adding a right padding with width in pixels could
increment a div with a width in percent (first time I've understood why
the box model is as it is). But is this the best approach? We'll be
feeding IE 6 and below a different stylesheet.
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me cases, that might be superior, since you could put more that one
image side-by-side in a cell without floating them.
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que to feed
unstyled or lightly-styled content to the vanishingly small base of NN4
users.
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Francesco said the following on 2005-05-07 17:28:
Sure, I know they are for accessiblity, but I'm asking what does Google
do with them. I know it must use them somehow for its Image Search.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=google+image+search+optimize&btnG=Google+Search
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