The only silly question is the one that isn't asked Sharron. ,<dl> is
the opening tag for a definitions list, <dt> is the definition type and
<dd> is the definition data. Among other uses, very handy for doing a
glossary for example.
Kind regards,
Ric
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Sorry for what for some may be a silly question, but may I please ask,
<dl>, <dt> and <dd> and their closing tags, what are they?
----- Original Message ----- From: "Patrick H. Lauke"
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Subject: Re: [WSG] Which Element to Use for Site Id / Site Title
Jay Gilmore wrote:
Can you give a code example of how it is that you're using your DL?
What's the term, what's the description?
From earlier in this thread:
<dl>
<dt>Site Name</dt>
<dd> Site Tagline / Description </dd>
</dl>
So what would you do if there is no tagline/description?
P
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