Manuel Gonz�lez Noriega wrote:
Hi all,
How would you mark up an interview?
a) <dl> <dt>So, how are you doing?</dt> <dd>Fine, thanks for asking</dd> </dl>
b) <p class="q">So, how are you doing?</p> <p class="a">Didn't you just ask me that on a)</p>
c) <hx>So, how are you doing?</hx> <p>Please, stop it.</p>
d) Other
This afternoon, at work, we were feeling risky and went for a) and i'm curious if you think it's fine, plain wrong or so-so.
I would vote for b) because I don't know how to argue that an interview is a definition list. Maybe I would mark it up as a list and emphasize the question:
<ul title="Interview"> <li title="Interviewer"><em>What is your opinion?</em></li> <li title="Mr. Spock"> Without facts, the decision cannot be made logically. </li> </ul>
Or even:
<ol title="Interview">
<li>
<em title="Interviewer">What is your opinion?</em>
<blockquote title="Mr. Spock">
Without facts, the decision cannot be made logically.
</blockquote>
</li>
</ol>
A review of markup for definitions in HTML <http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/def.html#html>
Tonico
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