- From: Jared Warren <warren@cs.queensu.ca>
- Date: 27 Feb 2003 01:11:36 -0500
- To: www-html@w3.org
> Why have the U, STRIKE, and S elements been deprecated, but not B, I, BIG, SMALL, or TT? [deletia] I agree that all of these elements should be depreciated. However on a vaguely on-topic note I'd like to propose that if EM and STRONG remain in XHTML2, then we need opposing elements DEM and WEAK. Most graphical UAs currently render EM elements as font-style:italic which has no obvious opposite. I would propose font-size:small as a guideline for UA creators. STRONG, on the other hand, is usually rendered as font-weight:bold which obviously makes WEAK font-weight:light. All these elements can easily have distinguishable renderings in aural UAs. ~ Jared Warren <warren@cs.queensu.ca> Computing Science, Queen's University
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