- From: Karl Dubost <karl@w3.org>
- Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2007 22:03:39 +0900
Le 9 f?vr. 2007 ? 21:42, Jorgen Horstink a ?crit :
> I totally agree. But then I would suggest to use some sort of title
> element. But that would not make sense because it conflicts with
> Hx. But if we want something like LH for lists, the question is;
> aren't there other elements which can use some sort of caption/
> title/header? How about images (viewing the title of the image
> seems useful to me)?
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/tables.html#edef-CAPTION
The caption element has been created for tables, but except if
browsers have a special parsing for it. I wonder what it would give
associated with other things like objects, lists, etc.
It's very common to see index of figures, index of tables, etc.
<ul>
<caption>Here my caption</caption>
?
</ul>
Or something like this
<ul>
<meta property="dc:title">Here my caption</meta>
?
</ul>
Though Ian seems to say that meta is put back in the HEAD element.
Q1: Is it happening only in tag soup parsing mode?
Q2: Would a data element which has not been created yet would solve
the issue Q1?
<ul>
<data property="dc:title">Here my caption</data>
?
</ul>
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