Re: separator/seperator

> > The main issue I see refers to styling and formatting: If you have
> > got no such "separator" element, it is more difficult to create
> > visual separations.
> 
> As mentioned before, and it might be wise to repeat it here, styling 
> should never be considered an argument for a semantic element.

ACK, that's why I talked about somewhat "putting the cart before the horse".
But, styling considerations /might/ offer another perspective, and in this
case, these considerations reveal two different kinds of separation which
might /both/ be useful. Thus, I do not refuse "sep".


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Jens Meiert
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Received on Monday, 23 May 2005 08:57:39 UTC