- From: <JeanMichel.Leclercq@electrabel.com>
- Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2001 16:08:14 +0200
- To: www-html@w3.org
>> [DJW:] <indent> is in fundamental conflict with the concept >that HTML is not a page description markup language but a >structural one. I totally agree. And I find that in this case, <indent> only participate in the description of the structure of a "tree", resulting in a particular layout, like any other <ol> and <li> tags does. The layout should then be achieved via a style definition (the class attribute). Maybe the word "indent" is just not well used here. What is the suggested rendering of >indent in speech? > I have no suggestion. I just had the feeling that it should not be a problem, because the content could be parsed sequentially, and then be read by the browser. I should say that I have no experience of a 'speaking' browser. Thanks for your comments. /JM.
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