On Mar 30, 2007, at 12:22 PM, Michel Fortin wrote:
<dialog>
<p><time>21:57</time></p>
<dt>caker</dt>
<dd>sweet</dd>
<p><time>21:57</time></p>
<dt>caker</dt>
<dd>it worked</dd>
<p><time>21:57</time></p>
<p class="action">caker closes out last bug</p>
<p><time>22:04</time></p>
<dt>encode</dt>
<dd>yay!</dd>
<dialog>
In this case it seems to me that the <p><time> combination is itself
a header for the dt/dd pair that follows, but the <p> markup doesn't
convey that. Some sort of specialized markup might be preferable
here. I don't know how much demand for it there would be, though.
(Less, I think, than for the ability to mark up an action in the
middle of dialogue.) If the time doesn't have to be a separate block-
level element, it could be marked up simply as
<dialog>
<dt>caker (<time>21:57</time>)</dt>
<dd>sweet</dd>
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David Walbert
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