On 3/10/2012 5:08 PM, Stewart Gordon wrote:
The default macros built into DDoc leave something to be desired in terms of
HTML structure, for example:
- presentational <font>, <big> and <small> tags, rather than CSS equivalents
- presentational details coded directly into the macros called by DDoc, rather
than delegated to CSS classes
- <br><br> to separate paragraphs, rather than <p></p> to enclose them.
The idea behind this is simple - a naive use of it should generate content that
is renderable. Requiring the user to provide a css file thwarts that goal.
