Thanks Alan and Sivp,
There's really no way to know if the line-break is going to be were you
think it is, so avoid using if for styling.
Yes, I have noticed this, especially when I resize the text; perhaps out of
frustration, I have let go my obsession, however one of my client whom I do
I presume br / is part of the standards since it passes HTML 4.01 Strict
XHTML 1.0 strict validation but does it accessible friendly?
Coming from the print design background it always disturb me to see the
first word of the new sentence lonely let behind with the previous sentence.
Knowing how
To what I know, search engines, browsers and other items that reads
the Internet and the Web for that matter, searches through tags like
this:
[tag]*
Meaning that no matter what tag it is, it will always replace the *
with... anything, cause it was assumed that when the web started,
people my
