I'm currently collating a coding standards document, and have arrived at the <strong> v's <b> puzzle. I've been preaching the use of <strong> tags as it provides contextual mark-up of content. The <b> provides inline presentational mark-up which I'm trying to phase out. I've found this list of depreciated tags http://www.html-reference.com/depreciated.htm which lists <strong> and <em> as depreciated. I thought the <b> tag would be depreciated. So which is correct? What should I be using? I know I can just use <span> tags, and apply css, it's a little clunky to me though. Any thoughts on this would be welcome. Cheers, Robby Jennings UID Developer <http://www.seek.com.au/>
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