On Wed, 30 Aug 2006 05:51:39 +0200, Michel Fortin
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The meaning of your markup is that you inserted and deleted some text
within each list item, not that you added or deleted a list item like in
mine. Semantically there is a difference, subtle maybe but still there.
That depends on the definition.
Also, while your markup gives the same visual rendering while using the
default browser stylesheet (which underlines <ins> and overstrikes
<del>), the result will be completely different if you want to hide the
inserted or deleted parts. Using this CSS rule:
del { display: none }
you'll see a one-item list for my markup, while for your markup you'll
see a second, empty list item.
That could be seen as a limitation of the styling language. It has been
repeated many times on this list that styling should not be taken into
account when "designing" markup.
(As for my myself, I only partially agree with that sentiment.)
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Anne van Kesteren
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