Ian Hickson wrote: > > Another criteria is "could the presentation be changed without losing its > meaning?". For example, with <em> clearly you can change the presentation > without losing the fact that it is emphasis: whether it is bigger or > italics doesn't make much difference. But with <sub> I don't think you > can. If you change the presentation of <sub> you _do_ change the perceived > meaning of the rendered content. Subscripts can be marked with brackets when subscripting isn't available. Superscripts can likewise be done with ^. But it's not ideal. ~fantasaiReceived on Wednesday, 13 April 2005 12:05:49 UTC
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