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Posted by JohnWMpls on 06/17/05 04:58
On Thu, 16 Jun 2005 16:44:31 +0100, Dylan Parry <usenet@dylanparry.com>
wrote:
=>Using a pointed stick and some pebbles, JohnWMpls scraped this into the
=>dirt:
=>> I have been happily using the span tag with css class and style attributes
=>> for quite a while but I just noticed that it is deprecated.
=>
=>Where have you read that? It is completely false.
In O'Reilly - "HTML & XHTML The Definitive Guide", 5th edition. It is
mentioned as deprecated in the descripiton for the span tag but not in the
usual spot - the title for that tag's section. I suspect an editing
error.
Plus, I would hate to lose Span - very handy for doing something special
with a word or phrase in a sentence.
I also like <u>, the underline tag, which is deprecated. The <u> is so
much simpler than the css text-decoration for random uses on a page.
JohnW-Mpls
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