<q>
> The word (probably) does not require any semantic emphasis per se -- ie.
> you are not giving it any enhanced meaning -- and so you would not use the
> <em> tag but you <strong>DO</strong> want to give it a visual-only
> enhancement to make
> it render in italics.
> </q>
>
> Hope that helps.
>
Well done! That was perfect. Thanks.
Although for me personally, I'd prolly use <b> and <i> for bold and
italic text, vs. a span with a class and related style. I don't see
how the later is more semantic. Even if the design called for red text
as opposed to bold face, I could attack the <b> tag to achieve the
color, etc. through the style. And when styles are off, the visual
effect is intact.
<p>Lets make this word <b>red</b> to visually call it out</p>
p b{color:#f00; font-weight:normal;}
No? Am I STILL in need of more coffee for this???
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