- From: Tab Atkins Jr. <jackalmage@gmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 12 Oct 2009 15:59:48 -0500
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 1:56 PM, Yuvalik Webdesign <postmaster at yuvalik.org> wrote: >> From: Tab Atkins Jr. > >> > <iframe src="example1_jpg.html" name="detail"> >> > >> > <p> >> > A long story regarding the companies' origins and goals... >> > </p> >> > >> > <div id="advert">...</div> >> > >> > <ul> >> > ? ? ? <li><a target="detail" href="example1_jpg.html"><img >> src="example1_thmb.jpg /></a></li> >> > ? ? ? <li><a target="detail" href="example2_jpg.html"><img >> src="example2_thmb.jpg /></a></li> >> > ? ? ? <li><a target="detail" href="example3_jpg.html"><img >> src="example3_thmb.jpg /></a></li> >> > ? ? ? <li><a target="detail" href="example4_jpg.html"><img >> src="example4_thmb.jpg /></a></li> </ul> >> > > > >> I don't think the markup should be any different. ?The thumbnails >> still appear to be part of the content. ?The advert in the middle >> should probably be an <aside>, though. ?^_^ >> > > Ok, thanks. But shouldn't the <iframe> and the <p> be in separate <section>s? (seeing as they are not related to each other). Depends. Would you put heading on each of those? If so, then sure. That's the most basic determining criteria for if a <section> should be used. If you wouldn't, then no. Sometimes things just mash together like that. ~TJ
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