On 20 Sep 2007, at 20:55, Rick Lecoat wrote:
On 20/9/07 (15:21) Nick said:
Was there any particular reason not to have the h2 elements in the li
elements, rather than placing them in a div?
Um... a brain seizure of some sort I think. I somehow had it in my
head
that block-level items are
On 21/9/07 (10:39) Nick said:
Agreed that a heading doesn't really make much sense in this context.
Why not a p rather than a span? That goes some way to addressing
the semantics of a list of statements, which is basically what this is.
I the end, Nick, I plumped for a strong tag; it gives
On 19/9/07 (15:17) Kenny said:
Yup. It's a list of values.
Thanks for that Kenny.
Even before posting the question I had started to code the 'Values' as a
list, but then ran into difficulty styling it -- the vertically
expandable box requires two images, and the li tag only provides one
hook to
On 20 Sep 2007, at 11:56, Rick Lecoat wrote:
On 19/9/07 (15:17) Kenny said:
Yup. It's a list of values.
Thanks for that Kenny.
Even before posting the question I had started to code the 'Values'
as a
list, but then ran into difficulty styling it -- the vertically
expandable box requires
Rick Lecoat wrote:
Hi all.
I've got a site which you can see a static screenshot of here http://
www.clients.sharkattack.co.uk/quicklook.jpg (actually it's a screenshot
of the photoshop file -- the site is still being coded)
The item(s) I'm currently marking up is/are the 'Values' boxes in the
On 20/9/07 (15:21) Nick said:
Was there any particular reason not to have the h2 elements in the li
elements, rather than placing them in a div?
Um... a brain seizure of some sort I think. I somehow had it in my head
that block-level items are not permitted inside list items, which is of
Hi all.
I've got a site which you can see a static screenshot of here http://
www.clients.sharkattack.co.uk/quicklook.jpg (actually it's a screenshot
of the photoshop file -- the site is still being coded)
The item(s) I'm currently marking up is/are the 'Values' boxes in the
right hand column,
Maybe they
are a 'list' of values, and a ul/li would be best.
Yup. It's a list of values.
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