--- "Drake, Ted C. " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I try to avoid using spans as much as possible. It's > not that they are bad, > but that they could be avoided in many instances.
I agree with your comments here, Ted, I just didn't have any context to provide a more meaningful explanation. Personally, I avoid spans, I'm just not comfortable with them except in very specific instances. I'm not sure I would put these book titles in <a> tags unless they are actually anchoring something. If it is an anchor, then: <div class="booktitles"> <a href="scroll.html">Dead Sea Scrolls</a> <a href="otherbook.html">Some other book</a> </div> And then styling all anchors inside booktitles would be my preferred process. Again, without knowing the situation, needs, etc., it's hard to give suggestions. When it comes down to it, Dwain, I think you need to use what you are comfortable with, that meets your needs, and meets the level of symantic meaning/value and conformity to standards that you are willing to accept. That's probably more philosophy than is actually needed... but there it is. :) -Sam -- ****************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting help ******************************************************
