Re: [CSS21] out of range unicode escapes

Paul Nelson (ATC) wrote:
> 
> 
> In the majority of cases, the author of the content is also the author 
> of the CSS.
> 

Whilst there is probably a lot of truth in that, it is potentially bad 
practice and hints that the author is creating a presentational page. 
One of the real benefits of CSS is that it allows a house style to be 
defined by someone with artistic flair and the content to be defined by 
someone with domain or language skills.

I think a lot of the content management market exists because, instead 
of doing this, authors are made to use something other than HTML.
-- 
David Woolley
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Received on Saturday, 9 June 2007 08:45:29 UTC