Jeremy wrote:
> I was chatting with title="Tantek Çelik"> href="http://tantek.com/";>Tantek yesterday.
>
> So, quick straw poll: does that look a reasonable use of the CITE
> element?
I think it depends on the surrounding text. If the next sentence is "He
made a really interesting point ab
Toby wrote:
If your interpretation is right, then it would be equally correct
to write:
Cheese is a food.
That's right. And in some situations, like a food blog, that would be
good usage.
It all depends on the individual case of course. But yes, just about
any noun could potent
Jeremy Keith wrote:
> As far as I can see, the CITE element can (and should) be used when you
> are *referencing* a resource (book/film/person, etc.) regardless of what
> the surrounding context is.
>
> So in HTML I could say:
> The film Gone With The Wind contains the line Frankly my
> dear, I d
