From: Brian Cummiskey
or the better method,
h1 id=section1This is a header/a
Surely that can't be right?
Something that opens as a h must surely close as a h.
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From: Kevin Futter
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...the same template can be used irregardless of directionality
irregardless? Surely you jest ...
http://www.randomhouse.com/wotd/?date=19970721
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Bag Customer Reviews/h3
ul
/ul
pa href=/customer-review/11_06WCLCT.html
Be the first to submit a review for the Callaway Women's
Collection Cart Bag/a/p
/div
Your br elements are potentially trouble too, br/ should
be br / or some browsers may stumble on them.
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use a class, not
an id.
CSS
.prettything {styles;}
Markup
span class=prettythingPretty stuff/span
With a class defined using just the dot nomenclature you
could use it on any element you need to.
div class=prettythingPretty div/div
p class=prettythingPretty paragraph/p
and so on.
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converting MS Word docs to HTML.
You still need structure in your Word doc for it to use as
the framework of the HTML markup. It was a long time ago
that I used it last though, so it may work differently these
days.
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