On Mon, April 14, 2008 3:25 pm, Samuel Santos wrote:
Semantically speaking, what is the right HTML/XHTML element to represent a
path or a file name?
Would it be , , or simply ?
could work, at a stretch...
P
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On Mon, April 14, 2008 3:25 pm, Samuel Santos wrote:
> Semantically speaking, what is the right HTML/XHTML element to represent a
> path or a file name?
> Would it be , , or simply ?
>
> Best regards,
>
> --
> Samuel Santos
> http://samaxes.com/
>
>
Hi,
None of the above.
The samp tag is used
Let the user modify the data and submit any changes. Its how most
applications work and its what the users are used to.
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Would it be , , or simply ?
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but it makes sense to make sense! ;-)
worth the effort
On Apr 14, 2008, at 10:17, kevin mcmonagle wrote:
That makes good sense Matijs but it would take some work to get my
cms to do that.
Maybe a dl would be the best comprimise?
Is there a huge difference between using that structure an
That makes good sense Matijs but it would take some work to get my cms
to do that.
Maybe a dl would be the best comprimise?
Is there a huge difference between using that structure and a definition
list?
-thanks
kevin
Matijs wrote:
I'd go for nested lists
heading 1
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I'd go for nested lists
heading 1
item 1
...
heading 2
etc...
And use h's where they are actual headings like Dave Woods suggested.
Gr.
Matijs
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