> Why using <p> </p> as p is a kind of <span> with margin.
Paragraph is a block level element (vs. span, which is inline) . Its
use is semantic: most of the textual data on the web is in paragraph
form. Remember that the tags in XHTML provide meaning, not styling.
><a> </a> means that the word inside is a link
>a { color:blue; text-decoration:underline; }
>is the same as setting
>a:link { color:blue; text-decoration:underline; }
>Link is a redundant tag
a:link specifically applies to a tag with a href attribute. Tags such
as <a name=""></a> do not get styling specified using :link.
>I don't understand why w3c in XHTML 2.0 replace the <br> by <line></line>
>or something similar. Why not using <span> </span> instead.
Why use <span> </span>? The linebreak element cannot contain data. In
XHTML 1.1 the tag is the "self-closing" <br />
Matt
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