Thanks ! I'll use <spans> within <labels> at any, and all times :)
Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
2014-07-09 21:30, Crest Christopher wrote:
* What you should depends on the context and purpose, like what you
are using <label> for, why it should contain a paragraph, and how do
you wish to style things.
I didn't understand your last paragraph ?
Well I meant to write "What you should do depends...", but I think
this wasn't the problem.
What I meant is that I cannot imagine what markup you have and how it
should be styled. The only obvious thing is that the markup needs some
fixing. Only after fixing it can we design the styling properly,
though the intended styling may affect the markup you choose.
Placing a <p> tag within a <label> causes the browser to ignore the
<label> tag, that is the information I strictly understood, as it was
direct !
No, it does not cause <label> to be ignored, but the label element
will be terminated earlier than you thought. If you had <label><p>...,
then the label element would have empty content (but it could still be
styled, in principle).
Yucca
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