- From: { lordsnow } <lordsnow@home.nl>
- Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 14:44:17 -0400 (EDT)
- To: www-html@w3.org
I first thought this one up 2 years ago but never bothered to mail before, thinking someone else would think of it too... The thing is, I make webpages in two different languages - english and dutch. And it's a bother to split the two different language verions of a page into two files. My suggestion is this: have an <EOP> which would mark a point in the document beyond which the browser will NOT scroll. This would make having several different language texts in one file possible, and would make authoring and maintaining multi-language pages a lot easier. And more logical. Of course, it's still possible to jump from one language page to another, "over" the <EOP> tag(s), using anchors. Now, let me know how silly this idea is :)) Bas Ruiter
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