> Giles Clark
> Just a quick question; Why should you avoid presentational
> class names?
It goes back to the idea of separating content and presentation.
Your classnames should reflect what the element they're applied to
*is* (its qualities, if you will) rather than *how* it's displayed.
Imagi
On Fri, 15 Apr 2005 12:54:21 +0100, Giles Clark wrote:
> Just a quick question; Why should you avoid presentational class names?
Well, a pretty simple example is:
.. some content ...
... some other content ...
One major point of CSS is that we can change the layout with changing
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Objet : RE: [WSG] newspaper format
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
>You should avoid presentational class names. May be overkill, but
>possibly opt for something like class="firstsection"
Just a quick question;
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
>You should avoid presentational class names. May be overkill, but
>possibly opt for something like class="firstsection"
Just a quick question; Why should you avoid presentational class names?
Giles
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Bob,
Looks good on Mac (OSX 10.3.8 15 inch G4 PowerBook Firefox / Safari)
and PC (XP Firefox / IE). 3 col xhtml is tricky, I know!
In case you are interested in an actual 3 column newspaper website in
xhtml check out the San Francisco Examiner at
http://www.sfexaminer.com/ .
Good Luck,
Brian
Paul Novitski wrote:
You should avoid presentational class names. May be overkill, but
possibly opt for something like class="firstsection"
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Thanks Paul,
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> Bob,
>
> Your two-column 'newspaper' format works for
At 04:44 AM 4/14/2005, designer wrote:
I have been trying to present the information relating to a novel in a more
interesting style than 'just text' or indeed three columns, and have
experimented with a sort of newspaper style. The newspaper is a fictitious
one which is mentioned often in the nove
Hi Guys and gals,
I have been trying to present the information relating to a novel in a more
interesting style than 'just text' or indeed three columns, and have
experimented with a sort of newspaper style. The newspaper is a fictitious
one which is mentioned often in the novel, and my effort can
