[Bug 9143] The b element lacks encouragement to use classes (cf i element)

http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=9143


Oli Studholme <w3.org@boblet.net> changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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            Summary|I notice that under the     |The b element lacks
                   |definition for the-i-element|encouragement to use classes
                   |it says "Authors are        |(cf i element)
                   |encouraged to use the class |
                   |attribute on the i element  |
                   |to identify why the element |
                   |is being used", but there's |
                   |no similar text for b. Given|
                   |the Note on both            |
            Summary|it seems you'd want to      |




--- Comment #1 from Oli Studholme <w3.org@boblet.net>  2010-02-26 14:54:14 ---
In addition, none of the b element examples and only one of two of the i
element examples actually use classes. It would be good to add something like
these to the b examples
* class="component" (or part-name)
* class="object"
* class="opening-text" (or lede, lead, intro, opening-phrase etc)
and to the second i example
* class="dream"

Finally with the lede sentence example you might want to change it to “<b>Six
abandoned kittens</b> have…”, as it’d be more appropriate to use <strong> (it
looks like a summary of the article which would be more important), <p
class="lede">, h2 + p {}, or h2 p:first-of-type {} to embolden the entire
paragraph.


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Received on Friday, 26 February 2010 14:54:16 UTC