Robert Moser wrote:
Consider this: you want to put a border around all your individual terms, some of which might have multiple definitions. Using some pretty esoteric CSS3 selectors you might be able to do it, but for the most part, you're just out of luck.
...
Then you could have something like this:
<dl>
<dli>
<dt>Albatross</dt>
<dd>A sea bird</dd>
<dd>A tasty snack at the movies</dd>
</dli>
<dli>
<dt>Swallow</dt>
<dd>Coconut delivery system</dd>
</dli>
</dl>
What about:
<dl> <dt>Albatross</dt> <dd>A sea bird</dd> <dd>A tasty snack at the movies</dd> </dl> <dl> <dt>Swallow</dt> <dd>Coconut delivery system</dd> </dl>
?
My question for the group would be manyfold: Is this even a worthwhile idea? What would the process be for making such a change?
Don't know. I think the W3c site has documentation about this.
Tonico
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