Hello Listers,
Quick question (maybe).
I've seen a few sliders that use unordered lists as their base
structure, using LI's as each 'slide', and allow devs to put
anything (HTML structures, as opposed to just an image) into the LI's.
Is putting block elements into an LI really semantically
Run it through a validator and find out...
(spoilers: yes)
On 02/03/2012 16:39, Tom Livingston wrote:
Hello Listers,
Quick question (maybe).
I've seen a few sliders that use unordered lists as their base
structure, using LI's as each 'slide', and allow devs to put
anything (HTML structures,
Thank you Patrick.
On Fri, Mar 2, 2012 at 11:51 AM, Patrick H. Lauke
re...@splintered.co.uk wrote:
Run it through a validator and find out...
(spoilers: yes)
On 02/03/2012 16:39, Tom Livingston wrote:
Hello Listers,
Quick question (maybe).
I've seen a few sliders that use unordered
hey listeners,
i'm wondering whats the best way to entitle a list.
looks like back in 1984 people could use LH for the job.
how to do it in 2012?
thanks!
hans
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On 2 Mar 2012, at 17:07, Hanspeter Kadel wrote:
looks like back in 1984 people could use LH for the job.
No, they couldn't. It was proposed for HTML 3, but that spec was ditched in
favour of documenting the then current state of the browser wars.
how to do it in 2012?
h? before the
h? before the list.
thats the way i do it, but it doesn't feel right.
in most of my cases the UL is more secondary content, like menus etc.
i want to keep H1 to H6 for structuring the main content.
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ul
li class=title
strongQuick links/strong
/li
li
a href=noticeboard.html title=news and Notices
Noticeboard
/a
/li
li
I wouldn't recommend that. It may look OK stylistically, but not
semantically. I believe H? before the list makes the most sense.
- Dan Freeman
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