On Fri, 08 May 2009 00:58:21 +0200, Simon Pieters <sim...@opera.com> wrote:
Actually I believe it would be: +--HTML 5 +--A new era of loveliness +--NavigationThis surprised me when I used implicit sections and just wrapped <article>s around news items (which were <h3>s). I expected the outline to be like it was without the <article>:+--Site heading +--Page heading +--News item ...but instead it became (according to your and gsnedders' outliners): +--Site heading +--Page heading +--News item Maybe the spec should change here to match people's expectations better?
<zcorpan_> hmm i wonder how <hgroup> messes up implicit sections <zcorpan_> maybe <hgroup> should have the same rank as its highest child h* element instead of always having rank 1 <zcorpan_> so you can do <h1>foo</h1><h2>bar</h2><hgroup><h3>baz</h3><h4>quux</h4></hgroup> <zcorpan_> where baz is a subsection of bar <Hixie> non-issue in practice, imho, <hgroup> is almost always going to be the first heading <Hixie> and the rest of the time, people can use <section> <Hixie> no? <zcorpan_> would be nice if it worked as people expect when using implied sections <Hixie> i guess <Hixie> ...send mail :-) -- Simon Pieters Opera Software
