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Posted by Neredbojias on 11/24/05 13:12
With neither quill nor qualm, Toby Inkster quothed:
> Neredbojias wrote:
>
> > <a href="welcome.html" style="display:block"><h2>Welcome</h2></a>
>
> A is still inline, so can't contain an H2 element. (Just because you've
> made it *look* like it's a block element, doesn't mean it really *is* a
> block element!)
Why not? An inline element styled to "look like" a block element takes
block attributes, doesn't it?
I may not be correct in this analysis, but if the only support you have
for your view is that the css validator doesn't validate it, that means
nothing. The w3c css validator itself is broken and frequently gives
the wrong result for what is and is not valid css.
>
> If you want a valid way of nesting an H2 element within an A element, both
> of these will validate:
>
> <a><object><h2>Hello</h2></object></a>
>
> <a><noscript><h2>World</h2></noscript></a>
>
> Though neither is likely to do what the OP wants.
>
>
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Neredbojias
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