Hi, I need to mark up a list of client testimonials. At first I was
going to do it with a UL but then I thought about the multi-part
nature of each 'item' (Client's quote, client's name, client's
company) and figured that a definition list might be a better option.
My only reservation about that is the fact that by using the
established structure:
<dl>
<dt> client's quote </dt>
<dd> client's name </dd>
<dd> client's company </dd>
</dl>
...the 'term' will be way longer than the two 'definitions'. But
clearly the client name and company name should come after the
quotation.
Is this actually un-semantic or is it just slightly counter-intuitive?
Can a DT be 10 times the length of its DDs?
Alternatively, should I be looking at a blockquote/paragraph
combination instead? (that doesn't feel as elegant because it lacks
the self-contained nature of a DT/DD set).
Suggestions welcome.
--
Rick Lecoat
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