>>>> 2008/12/12 20:56 -0500, Chuck Houpt >>>> It looks like the pages have nested paragraphs (<p> <p>), which might cause rendering problems: <<<<<<<< I do not see that--but I see that in the homepage every "p" has a class, and in a randomly picked article page none. In the former, there is an empty line between paragraphs, but not in the latter.
It is, by the way, a quite accurate representation of paragraphs that at first the tag "p" was a separator, for paragraphs, unhappily, do not nest. Therefore, I consider the paragraph not a proper unit of text, only a byproduct of the real units, which are nameless. That nameless unit belongs in HTML, not the paragraph--not that it is therefore needful to give tag "p" up, only to not call it a paragraph once nesting is allowed--HTML 5? _______________________________________________ Lynx-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lynx-dev
