- From: Dmitry Turin <sql4-en@narod.ru>
- Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2008 00:30:48 +0300
- To: www-style@w3.org
David, >> If you will delete signature from header/footnote of each page, >> except last page, then you will save information !! >> but author will claim, because reason of marketing >> (he want, what advertisement would climb into eyes). DD> So some content is duplicated on multiple pages. That doesn't make it DD> presentational. This is root of our disagreement. >>>>>> Multiple repeated attributes ON CONCRETE SITE are 'look' ONLY, >>>>>> independently of how W3's officials specify them. DD> I rather system the OED would disagree with you. ?? >>>>>> DD> presentation in CSS and semantics in HTML works just >>>>>> DD> fine, with little duplication of effort >>>>>> Please, multiply to quantity of population, than to quantity of >>>>>> pages on sites - and you will get real number of duplications, >>>>>> which are quite not little. >> DD> there is very >> DD> little in the way of attributes which are duplicated from page to >> DD> page which are not either (a) presentational or (b) accompanied by >> DD> elements and content. DD> don't you accept that your proposal would have DD> negligible benefit if implemented? No. --- >>>>>> Let attributes in css will be media-specific. >> Whole appropriateness: >> CSS wholely covers (satisfies) needs, appearing at merging attributes >> and properties into single space. And '@media all {' in >> @media all { >> tag { attr: val } >> } >> means, that possibilities of CSS is wider, then needs of merging. DD> it also does a number of DD> things which makes it incompatible with it. For example ? There is full compartability: current CSS will particular part of CSAS !? >>>>>> DD> "I am writing CSS, therefore I am describing how the >>>>>> DD> semantics should be represented to the user". >>>>>> Yes, but with redundant 'style='. >>>> DD> Authors do not have to use style attributes >>>> DD> (and generally should not use them). >>>> I.e. create unique class for unique place of site ? >> DD> There are various ways that selectors can be crafted to match >> DD> elements. Classes might come into it. >> You can write properties either in tag, >> or in definition of class, isnt't it ? >> What is the third way, about which you are speaking ? DD> You seem to be confusing a class (or a class selector) with a rule- DD> set. You might want to reread those parts of the HTML and CSS DD> specifications. I will not guessing about your objection - objection must be concrete. I'm listening you. >>>>>> DD> CSS expert working on the look >>>>>> DD> while HTML experts work on the content >>>>>> My signature at the end of each letter is content or look ??!! >>>> DD> It is content. >>>> It is look. Even existance of XSL says about my rightness !! >> DD> No, it is content. Possibly not primary content ... >> How many types of content can you separate ?? >> You can accept convention, that any look is content - DD> No. Content (written in HTML) has an appearance (written in CSS). You use terms in back direction: all, written in HTML, is content; all, written in CSS, is look. But content itself and look itself are category of thinking - items must be bring to content or look depending of mental characteristics (instead of depending of written language). Dmitry Turin SQL5 (5.9.1) http://sql50.euro.ru HTML6 (6.5.1) http://html60.euro.ru Unicode7 (7.2.1) http://unicode70.euro.ru Computer2 (2.0.2) http://computer20.euro.ru
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