- From: Dan Delaney <DDelaney@PowerCreative.com>
- Date: Wed, 1 Aug 2001 12:57:59 -0400
- To: <www-html@w3.org>
Hello all. Forgive me if this issue has been resolved, but I couldn't find an answer in the archives or anywhere else. I strive to make XHTML files that validate. But when I have something like a phone number or social security number that I don't want the browser to break apart I have to use the <nobr> tag to do that. The <nobr> tag, however, keeps the page from validating. Unfortunately, I can't find any kind of "break" style in the CSS spec that would allow me to create a class that would tell the browser to do basically what the <nobr> tag does--something like <span class="PhoneNumber">999-999-9999</span>. Is there an alternative to the <nobr> tag that works in all of the browsers? And if not, why has the <nobr> tag been depricated without a viable alternative? Thanks. --Dan ________________________________________________ Dan Delaney, Senior Programmer, Power Creative (502) 297-6632, DDelaney@PowerCreative.com The Power of Ideas. The Resources to Deliver. Visit us at: http://www.powercreative.com
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