I'm still not understanding something that may well be important. > > Could someone tell me where to look to find out why </p> is used > > at all? I've never been able to see any difference whatsoever > > in the appearance of a file when I delete all the </p>s. > > In HTML as child of SGML you may leave them out as short cut, but not > each HTML parser is a real SGML parser, so they do not implement short cuts.
I think what I'm wondering is what a parser that didn't deal with short cuts would do with my HTML page that has no </p> on it. I don't understand why <p> should be any different from <br> -- which, unless I'm missing something big time, doesn't have a </br> associated with it. What is it that </p> _does_, or _enables_? -- Russ _______________________________________________ mozilla-editor mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-editor
