- From: Mike Meyer <mwm@contessa.phone.net>
- Date: Mon, 5 Jun 95 08:16:48 PST
- To: www-html@www10.w3.org
> >However, style sheets provide a much cleaner mechanism: > I'm also not sure that's "cleaner" since you not only have to mark up the > HTML but then you have to make sure there is an appropriate style sheet > available to the printing program. It's cleaner than PI's in that you're not introducing things that look like structural elements but aren't. There's also a better chance that a browser that doesn't do style sheets (or is ignoring yours, or whatever) will do something reasonable with <HR CLASS=PAGE> than with <?PAGE>. > Is page control really a "style" issue or is it at a lower level than that? > My impression of "style" is that it affects how individual elements are > rendered. Style covers all presentation elements (not just rendering). For instance, you can set default margins for the document by a style attached to the BODY or HTML elements. Likewise, style issues should cover printing, or spitting out braille, or reading your HTML text via a voice synth package. <mike
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