Lachlan Hunt wrote:
Andrew Fedoniouk wrote:
If yes then let it be just :
<section href="...">
<h2>...
<p>...
</section>
But that isn't backwards compatible.
data:text/html,<table><tr><a hef="www.google.com"><td>link to
google</td></a><td>plain text</td></tr></table>
Neither is <a> around table cells or list items.
Personally, I like the semantics of href on any element. "This element is a
link" seems cleaner than "Here is a link element that surrounds some other
element or text content". Assuming no one does find a backwards-compatible way
to link any element, I'd prefer going forwards with href applying to everything.
(Note that I haven't thought about it much, though, and I do have a vague hazy
memory of not liking something about the way XHTML 2 is doing it. I would
definitely want more thought put into it than I have.)
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