- From: Maniac <Maniac@SoftwareManiacs.Org>
- Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 13:35:46 +0400
Jim Ley wrote: >WYSIWYG editing has to produce "tag-soup", it's free of semantics, as >the wysiwyg cannot know the semantics intended by the user, for that >reason the only way is to limit the elements to those with only strong >semantics - links, images etc. > That won't work. People use <blockquote> for indentation as we know. I beleive that more useful way to encourage user to use elements semantically (the only that I can think of) is to use very visible, distinct and different from UAs defaults styling. I mean if for example <blockquote> has background image of a quotation mark and generated content with a user name from it's 'cite' attribute, then few users would want to use it just for indentation. I also think that WYSIWYG semantics is essentially very hard anyway...
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