Re: How about a <notice> element?

On 2002-06-20, Jonas Jørgensen uttered to www-html@w3.org:

>'type' -- takes one of three values:
>    'notice' (the default): An informational notice.
>    'warning': A warning.
>    'error': An error message.

I would add a "tip", plus segregate the "notice" into two parts, and
endnote and a footnote. Or, better yet, inline-note and out-of-line-note.
That's simply to facilitate paper-online interoperability. The default
rendering would differ greatly between paper and online, of course.
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Received on Tuesday, 20 August 2002 18:12:21 UTC