- From: fantasai <fantasai@escape.com>
- Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2004 19:54:54 -0500
- To: www-html@w3.org
Age Bosma wrote: > > E.g. Section and Subsection, explained on the w3c site as "Refers to a > document serving as a (sub)section in a collection of documents". How > are they to be used? > If you are on the page where a section is starting containing > subsections, do you have to provide all the URI's to every different > subsection page? If so, does this have to be done in a seperate link tag > for each subsection page? > What happens if a website has multiple sections and subsections and > you're on a page right in the middle of all sections and subsections? > > Or Contents e.g., do I have to create a completely separate page > containing only all the links to every site section? I mean, the site > menu usually is listed on every page anyway. > Hasn't this link type become obsolete no that the internet has evolved > and e.g. global navigation elements are being used on almost all sites? These are, I believe, provided for use with the <a> element, which also has a 'rel' attribute. Does it make more sense with that in mind? ~fantasai
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