>From the standpoint of presentation alone. However, some have a function (i.e., <a> and <form>), some have nesting limitations from the dtd (an <a> cannot contain another <a>, a <p> cannot contain an <ol>), and all have a semantical meaning assigned which can be stretched and bent, but not changed, lest your markup becomes just a collection of meaningless containers. It's worth noting that this is what allows XHTML to be a form of XMLis it not true that all tags, eg: <span> <li> <ul>
all are the same thing, if you remove all the browser defaults??
Mordechai
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