Dave J Woolley wrote: > BR always was strictly presentational; I've never seen > it used in the sense of the morse code break symbol. I didn't intend it that way--only as a break between, say, two lines in a poem or a soft break in the middle of a paragraph--people do that all the time in email. I used aural CSS because, as you say, you cannot express the typical visual rendering of <br> in CSS. I think it can be done.. but that's off-topic. > What you are doing is trying to overload a presentational > element with a structural meaning it never had. Then it doesn't belong under Inline Structural.Received on Monday, 30 October 2000 19:33:59 GMT
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