On Oct 10, 2006, at 2:20 AM, Google Kreme wrote:
.What I would like to be able to do easily is, for example, fold up
Chapter 1 (so everything from the first <h1> to the NEXT <h1>)
without having to go through 10 or 20 screens of text looking for
the place to fold to.
I don't see a fast way of doing this, so I've considered putting
(unnecessary) <div>'s around each chapter.
I don't think the div elements around the chapters are
unnecessary...in fact, it makes a lot of sense in this 'Web
2.0' (groan) world to add them. Chapters are structural elements in
your document, and IMHO should be marked up as such. Just because you
don't need the display to change by putting in div elements, you do
have a structure in your document, and the divs work to reflect that
structure.
Also, if I want to use something like, say, simpleXML to snag a
particular chapter from your page, it's going to be impossible unless
you've imposed some structure on your document.
Best,
Kerri
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