Le 18 juil. 2006 à 21:43, Ian Hickson a écrit :
It might be desirable also that a valid HTML4 document gets a
conforming
HTML4 DOM. If it is, then <p>s shouldn't contain <table>.
I agree.
Is this goal compatible with <blockquote>, <pre>, <ol>, <ul>, and
<dl> being structured inline-level elements? Let's take this valid
snippet of HTML 4:
<p>Some text <ul><li>List item</li></ul>
According to HTML 4 parsers, I believe the DOM will be:
P
#text: Some text
UL
LI
#text: List item
But in HTML 5, where the list can be part of a paragraph, shouldn't
the list be put inside the paragraph? Giving this DOM:
P
#text: Some text
UL
LI
#text: List item
Or should the list be put inside the paragraph only when you have an
explicit closing <p> tag following the list (so that it becomes
invalid HTML 4):
<p>Some text <ul><li>List item</li></ul></p>
?
Michel Fortin
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