Hello, John,
What do you think? First of all, can this be done in CSS? Secondly, is
this even proper with (X)HTML documents?
Not with CSS, unless you have all periods or sentences surrounded by a
tag. And about being proper, I see it as a typography convention, not
anything X/HTML related.
Hello, all.
Multi-message comments follow:
David R:
AFAIK, the all the non-markup specific entities (ie: the ones that
aren't: quot;, amp;, lt;, gt;) have been depreciated, if not
removed, from XHTML2.0 since being based on XML means Unicode should
be used.
While the W3C says should not be
