[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a comparison,
try removing all of your P tags, and see if the white space they give
you is purely presentational!
Paragraph elements only give white space because they are told to by
CSS. Instead of paragraphs, I could use almost any other element
(depending on the page, I could probably even use noscripts and even get
it to validate) and in any even semi-modern browser I could make it look
identical. What gives paragraph elements their value isn't their white
space (screen readers and search engines don't see the white space),
it's that by excepted standards they denote a paragraph of text.
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