Ted, Thanks for the suggestion. Looking at it though - it doesn't really save any code, and I can't really see how using a definition list is any more semantic than using div tags. I'm not trying to discredit your suggestion, but could you help me better understand the different between the markup: ___________________________________________________________________________ <div class="float"> <a class="imgfloat" href="products.htm_pages/balustrade/index.php" title="Cast Stone Balustrade"><img src="images/css_thumbs/products/balustrade.jpg" alt="Balustrade Example" /></a><p><a href="products.htm_pages/balustrade/index.php" title="Cast Stone Balustrade">Balustrade</a></p> </div> ____________________________________________________________________________
<dl> <dd><a href="products.htm_pages/balustrade/index.php" title="Cast Stone Balustrade"><img src="images/css_thumbs/products/balustrade.jpg" alt="Balustrade Example" /></a> <dt><a href="products.htm_pages/balustrade/index.php" title="Cast Stone Balustrade">Balustrade</a></p> </dl> ____________________________________________________________________________ What I'd really like to be able to do is somehow reduce this to the img and p tags+link anchors, but I have no idea if it's even possible, since it does seems that each of these links would fall into a separate page division, or list item. If you can somehow convince me that you can lend about $20k worth of definition list advice, an angel or cupola is yours. ;) Thanks for the resonse! ****************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting help ******************************************************
