- From: Meixner, Kevin <KMeixner@hamilton.ca>
- Date: Fri, 24 Jan 2003 15:34:10 -0500
- To: "'site-comments@w3.org'" <site-comments@w3.org>
Dear w3c, In regards to your deprecated elements in HTML, it would be very useful if you provided links to examples how to accomplish the same effect with CSS beside where the old method is listed as deprecated. I try to keep my web pages up to the current w3c standards but it is difficult to find information on the new way of doing things in place of these deprecated methods. For example, the latest thing I have tried to do is create an ordered list in HTML that starts with a number other than one. The old START= attribute is listed as deprecated but no other method is specified that can achieve the same result by a currently w3c supported method. I have spent about an hour searching the Web for an alternative to this deprecated method, but none is listed anywhere I can find. Providing examples of doing things the current way would allow people who read your site to write Web code that is up to the current standards. Sincerely, Kevin Meixner P.S.: If you could tell me how to accomplish having a list starting from a number other than 1 using CSS or forward this email to someone who can I would appreciate it. Kevin Meixner, Web Solutions Technologist City Of Hamilton, Web Solutions Department kmeixner@hamilton.ca / (905)-540-5298
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