> I do not know is this a solution for our problem but it seems it does
> the semantic and valid job - i made it a bit complex but its now a
> closely real-world example :)
>
> <h1><label for="stuff-list"><a accesskey="0" href="">This is a Header
> for my stuff list</a></label></h1>
> <ul id="stuff-list">
> <li><a accesskey="1" id="stuff1" href="">my stuff No.1</a></li>
> <li><a accesskey="2" id="stuff2" href="">my stuff No.2</a></li>
> </ul>
>
> Regards,
> Janos
Wait, is this valid? I thought labels only belonged in forms.
Well, actually, it looks like you and I are on the right track:
In XHTML 2.0 comes <name>
<nl>
<name>Friends/Family</name>
<li href="http://joeri.mulder.com/";>Joeri</li>
<li href="http://www.maggerydoo.net/";>Marco</li>
<li href="http://uitdeschaduw.blogspot.com/";>Jelle</li>
<li href="http://www.q42.nl/";>Q42</li>
</nl>
View it here in an XHTML 2.0 capable browser like Firefox:
http://w3future.com/weblog/gems/xhtml2.xml
Case closed!
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