Re: [WSG] an inline element (inside a block element) sibling ofanother block element

[Ryan Lin]

Best way is , put your link within headers, <h2> and if you want to get 
rid of margin in that, do it through CSS.
Even if you want to put in the paragraph tag, you can put a custom 
attribute - <p class="sectionheader"><a href="../news.html>News &lt;</a></p>

It's more semantic.
Joyce Evans wrote:
I just came across some code on a website that I'm maintaining and realized
this is what this thread is about.  The code I see is:

<div class="nav_sub_left">
<a href="../news.html">News  &lt;</a>
<p>Testimonials &lt;</p>
<p><a href="links.html">Partner Links &lt;</a></p>
</div>

Are you all saying it's not good that the first line in the div tag doesn't
have paragraph tags around it?  What if the extra space a paragraph tag
would give is not wanted?  Maybe I didn't study this thread well enough.



-----Original Message-----
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Behalf Of E Michael Brandt
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2007 9:38 PM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: Re: [WSG] an inline element (inside a block element) sibling
ofanother block element

we agree.

  



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