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Peter Occil <poccil@yahoo.com> changed:
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--- Comment #1 from Peter Occil <poccil@yahoo.com> ---
The issue I see with that is that "label" is usually rendered as an inline
element by default, rather than as a block element.
Accordingly, if the "p" elements are to be removed then I think
the specification should do one of these three things.
* Replace the "p" elements with another -- perhaps more appropriate --
block-level element, such as "div", or if that's not acceptable,
* Include a CSS "style='display:block'", but I don't think that's ideal
because none of the other examples in Section 4.10 include a style
attribute; or if that's not acceptable,
* Add a note next to the examples that under CSS, label elements
are rendered as inline elements rather than as block elements by
default.
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