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Posted by David Dorward on 08/12/05 01:09
dingbat@codesmiths.com wrote:
>> Transitional is outdated.
> Why? It isn't - it still has valid functions that Strict can't do.
I can only think of one - and its a slightly dubious edge case - ordered
lists which are split into two lists and thus need the start attribute.
However you said "functions", plural - specifically what?
>> > <div id="Header">...this is my header...</div>
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>> If it is a heading, why not use a heading? One of the h1-6
> There are far more cases for a generalised "heading" than HTML's rigid
> 1..6 hierarchy. Besides which, the OP might even be aiming for ISO-HTML
> or a similar local standard where "headings" have an additonal validity
> constraint applied such that the must appear in strict order.
So why not use them in strict order?
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