Samuel Santos wrote:
When writing technical HTML documents, I often feel a need for an element to
represent a path or a file in the file system. But I couldn't find any
semantically correct element to do this.
I usually use <em class="filesystem">C:\foo\bar</em> but it just feels
wrong...
Is it worthy to have another HTML element like <filesystem> (I'm not sure if
this is the better name for the element) to represent a path (e.g.
C:\foo\bar) or a file name (e.g. README.txt)?
The spec states (emphasis added):
The code element represents a fragment of computer code. This could be
an XML element name, a *filename*, a computer program, or any other
string that a computer would recognise.
http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/#the-code
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