Re: To <P> or not to <P>

In message <199608161739.KAA00801@cougar.crc.ricoh.com>, "Marcus E. Hennecke" w
rites:
>
>Unfortunately, there are some browsers that are broken in that regard,
>most notably MS Internet Explorer. Suppose a paragraph is centered
>using <P ALIGN=CENTER> and the next paragraph starts with <P> with no
>intervening </P>, Internet Explorer used to center the second paragraph
>also (not sure what the final version does). This is the *only* reason
>why the use of </P> is recommended.

Is this bug documented in BrowserCaps?

Ah... I see that it is:

http://www.pragmaticainc.com/bc/Generated/info-paragraphs.html#RetDefault

Hmmm... I notice that it cites HTML 3.0 for <p align> definition.
Another reason we need a released HTML 3.2 spec... Sigh.

I hope everybody contributes to BrowserCaps when they find such
bugs...

Has anybody run the latest Netscape or Microsoft released through
the browsercaps tests?

Dan

Received on Saturday, 17 August 1996 23:42:04 UTC