- From: Ryan Roberts <hello@ryanroberts.co.uk>
- Date: Sun, 26 Jul 2009 20:39:25 +0100
- To: public-html-comments@w3.org
I came across a problem recently while trying to markup a list within a paragraph. Here's an example: - Today I went to the local store and bought; cheese, bread, milk, eggs and a tin of spam. When I got home I found the eggs were rotten and the bread was green! Here we have an inline list within a paragraph, something I would guess to be quite common. It would not be appropriate to break out into a block level list surrounded by two separate paragraphs. Using CSS is also out of the question because I would then have to embed the list element within the paragraph. I suppose I could use the b element to set the list text off from the surrounding text but this doesn't convey the correct semantic information. Has a solution for this ever been considered in HTML? If it has been considered is there anything I can read covering why it wasn't accepted? Thanks, Ryan Web Designer & Developer hello@ryanroberts.co.uk 07759917964
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