- From: Peter Flynn <pflynn@curia.ucc.ie>
- Date: 19 Jan 1997 22:27:22 +0000 (GMT)
- To: megazone@livingston.com
- Cc: www-html@www10.w3.org
MegaZone wrote: Once upon a time OpeDog shaped the electrons to say... >Hey, don't you guys think <indent> is a good idea? Or how about in Use a table. I'd like to see something like <P indent=[size]> where you can set the indent on the first line of a paragraph. Though I suppose the CSS1 crowd is going to jump in and say that belongs in style sheets. (IMHO style sheets are a huge pain in the ass when all you want to do is a couple of small things.) That's why the STYLE attribute is there: <p style="indent:15pt"> Just persuade your browser maker to support it. >accordance with <hr> there's a <vr>? Okay, how about <date There is no way to align a vertical rule on the page, how does it size? etc. The full table RFC allows you some control over what borders are drawn. Perhaps this is something you can do with that in Cougar. You can't do damn anything with Cougar. VR doesn't seem to have any semantic in a pageless, columnless model. What would it do, slice down all the rest of the text? >format="MM/DD/YYYY"><time>? This belongs in server side includes - and is in there now. If you mean displaying the time on the users end - that is just silly. No, much better (and useful for any historian) <date value="19970315">die Id. Mart. MCMXCVII<?date> because then you can search properly. ///Peter
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