On Feb 7, 2007, at 9:19 AM, Barney Carroll wrote:
CSS was meant to divide presentation from content.
Well, yes - so now the argument
"<hr> has semantic value" vs. "No it doesn't"
can be reduced to
"<hr> is content" vs. "No it's not"
For myself I'm convinced in favor of "has semantic value"/"is
content": the meaning may be subtle but nevertheless IS meaning. I'd
go on to say that the meaning persists (or should) whatever the
presentational context, be it a tale told around the camp fire
(raconteur pauses for deep pull on whiskey flask) or a company's
annual report in print (***********) or on the web (<hr>).
<div class="notASeparatorISwear"></div>
.notASeparatorISwear{content:hahaYesItIs.gif}
(Can one say ROFL here?!)
Andrew
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