- From: Spartanicus <mk98762@gmail.com>
- Date: Sat, 31 Mar 2007 08:30:58 +0100
"Simon Pieters" <zcorpan at gmail.com> wrote: >I tried to find use-cases for list headers, where it is desired that they >not be part of the document outline. The people discussing in the >aforementioned thread could not provide any real use-cases, AFAICT. I concocted an example in this article on HTML 4 heading usage: http://codewallop.110mb.com/goodpractice/headingology.htm#pseudo The example used there can be considered artificial, I don't know if forms much of a use case. More importantly, I believe that a document outline model that sub-devides the content into sections that describe/outline the content should be developed by the content author, and then implemented by coding headings, rather than the other way around (an outline that results from (potentially presentational) heading usage). That aside, I'm not convinced that there is a problem to solve here, or that a case can be made where list headings would offer any potential benefit over using a <p> element (leaving aside the useless "it isn't a paragraph" argument). -- Spartanicus
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