I would use either use just a definition list or an unordered list with
a nested definition list. Therefor, it is a list of questions with the
answers being the questions definition. That's how it makes sense to me!
:) Example:
<ul>
<li><dl><dt>What's the deal with this website?</dt>
<dd>Well, the deal with this website is this. This is
the deal with this website.</dd>
</dl></li>
<li><dl><dt>What do I do with this website?</dt>
<dd>Here is what you do with this website. This is
what you do with this website.</dd>
</dl></li>
</ul>
I wrote this without researching semanticity (is that a word?) first. I
may be wrong...
Hope it helps!
Jough
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Greetings.
I'm marking up an FAQ for an XHTML 1.1/CSS Web page. What is the best way
to mark up the questions and answers so it will be semantically correct
and standards compliant?
Right now, the FAQ is in a table-based format using a numbered list.
Thanks.
Kim
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