Paul Novitski wrote: > Or, for that matter: > > <dl> > <dt>Heading</dt> > <dd>item1</dd> > <dd>item2</dd> > <dd>item3</dd> > </dl> > > Rene, I don't quite understand your comment about heading level. How can > you know that the list heading isn't a valid level > without seeing its context in the page?
Well, I just thought in some general way that it's probably going to be a navigation bar (<ul class="navlist">) and somewhere before or after that is going to be the main content with it's headings. The navigation probably always remains quite the same, but the main content changes. And if you strongly don't limit yourself to - let's say - only one level of headings (I wouldn't like to limit myself this way) then you newer know if you one day will need headings that are on the same or even on lower level than your nevigation heading - and this could make things quite fuzzy... ...but thats only what I think (actually 'thought', because this thread gave me many new viewpoints to consider). Also, you have made a strong point - without seeing the whole picture (of the site), the advice we give is more like "what I usually do in similar situation." Regards, Rene ****************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting help ******************************************************
