- From: Steve Knoblock <knoblock@worldnet.att.net>
- Date: Wed, 11 Sep 1996 19:43:33 -0400
- To: www-style@w3.org
> - The possibility to combine two or more elements into a single
> block appears more in demand than we thought (e.g., break before
> DT and break after DD, so that a DT is shown `run-in')
>
Bert,
I have given 'run-in sideheads' some thought. I would like to be able to
specify that a heading is run into the next paragraph.
You could have a typical markup like
<h3>Italics.</h3>
<p>Italics are used for <em>emphasis.</em>
</p>
render as
Italics. Italics are used for emphasis.
This way the markup would work with different style sheets---one that
preferred the run-in head or another that prefers separate sub-heads (what
to do about the period is another matter).
Would it work to declare the <h3> as in-line? Or is something new required?
Of course, You could simulate it by
<p><em class=sidehead>Italics.</em> Italics are used for emphasis.
</p>
This is what I use now.
Thanks
Steve
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