On Fri, 19 Aug 2011 11:22:54 +0100, aaatoja wrote:
When creating typical web page we all use #ids, and something like:
layout.html>
metal:define-macro="html"
metal:define-slot="content"
index.html>
metal:use-macro="../layout.html/html
metal:fill-slot="content"
And most probably content w
I totally disagree that "we all use #ids" :)
When it comes to styling or semantic markup, ids have no advantage to
well-choosen classes.
It is rather problematic because there are some bad things about ids:
* They mess up CSS specificity because there are way too strong
* They have to be u
When creating typical web page we all use #ids, and something like:
layout.html>
metal:define-macro="html"
metal:define-slot="content"
index.html>
metal:use-macro="../layout.html/html
metal:fill-slot="content"
And most probably content will be . So maybe just to make our
work easier PHPTAL