- From: Nick Galbreath <nickg@math.bu.edu>
- Date: Wed, 24 Aug 1994 11:51:26 -0400
- To: www-html@www0.cern.ch
I finally got around to reading the HTML 2.0 draft. A question/proposal... For example it states for an unordered list that the opening tag UL must be immediated followed by an LI. In addition it says that all lists may be nested but a DL list is only allowed in the content of LI **NOT** in UL. So whay did I bring this up? I've seen half a dozen web sites do the folowing as a way of indenting (at least on Mosaic it works) <ul> <dl> <dt> balh blah <dt> item 2 </dl> <ul> Accoring to 2.0 this is illegal and I can see why... one is using the list item in a non-logical way. Maybe we should have a <tab>..</tab> or <indent> ... </indent> tag? The broswer could implement each intance as an indentation of pre-defined amount of space. The broswer should allow the user to change this value as well Questions..... anyone..... anyone...... (Comments or ideas too!) -nickg
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