Ted Drake wrote:
Whether the image should be a term or data is open for debate. While I tend to favor having them as data, there is also a good case for as a term. This, however, isn't the source of my contention. In a dl the dd's must follow their associated dt, not precede them.As for the image being a definition term,...why wouldn't it be semantic?
I don't know the W3C codes by heart, so I could easily be missing an important part of the puzzle and would be interested in seeing what I am missing.
<dl>
<dd><img></dd>
<dt>Name</dt>
<dd>Title</dd>
<dd>Ext</dd>
</dl>
Andy Clarke has an interesting post on creating an e-commerce site with definition lists.
I skimmed it and it looks interesting. Thanks.
Been there; done that. Having artifacts in my CSS has caused me more than one headache.I don't remember the use of the position relative.
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