I've got a related question:
Given that it's contrary to the W3C rules to nest a block-level
element inside an inline-level element, is it also contrary to the
spirit of those rules to use CSS to style a nested inline element as block?
In other words, is this kosher:
<a href="#"><span>This becomes a block</span></a>
a span
{
display: block;
}
(I've done this when I've wanted to toggle the display of blocks on
anchor-hover.)
If this kind of styling is acceptable to the W3C, *why* is it
acceptable when it appears to create a nesting that's prohibited by the DTD?
Curiously,
Paul
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