- From: <dba@althingi.is>
- Date: Sun, 9 Jul 1995 17:56:22 GMT
- To: www-html@w3.org
Dan Riley dsr@lns598.lns.cornell.edu wrote: >My reading of this is that a web browser ought to handle FF and TAB in >text/plain in the traditional fashion. Solves my problem with reports generated from queries to the database. One question: Does the same apply to <PRE> ? About existing paged documents: Daniel W. Connolly connolly@beach.w3.org wrote: > <DIV class=page> is a pretty reasonable way Dmitry Mishin" <ptitz@dux.ru: wrote > <DIV CLASS=someting ID=partid> - would be ideal as others pointed out page is not a part of the hierarchical structure of a document so DIV might not be appropriate. Benjamin C. W. Sittler bsittler@nmt.edu wrote: >why not just use <SPOT ID=#> If there was generated <SPOT ID=original_page_number CLASS=PAGE> at the start of each page in the original paged document the ToC and INDEX could be converted almost automatically and external references to pages in such web documents could be converted to anchors without having to look at the mark-up of the documents. Then there would be the possibility of printing the documnet with the original pageing and having a browser jump pages through the document. Is there a strong reason why CLASS is not an attribute of SPOT? -- Thorvaldur Gunnlaugsson \ The Parliament of Iceland thg@althingi.is \ comp. departm. Vonarstr 8 voice:354-5630655 fax:5630670 \ 150 REYKJAVIK
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