- From: Brenda Make <brendieellen@yahoo.com>
- Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 14:26:03 -0400 (EDT)
- To: www-validator@w3.org
Hi,
The HTML validator doesn't care for lists in a paragraph, though grammer
would dictate that this (following example) is the same paragraph--in
fact the same sentence. If I close the paragraph and begin a new one
then I am marking up for style instead of content which violates the
premise of content driven markup.
Is there no one else that ever attempted to place a list mid
paragraph/sentence?
Any, feedback would be appreciated, thanks,
Brenda Make
<p>Please try these things:
<ul class="list_bulleted">
<li>Thing one;</li>
<li>Thing two;</li>
<li>Thing three;</li>
</ul>
...before mailing me with your problem.</p>
Related Links (93,000-word hand-coded book):
<http://www.genderrain.com/Saving_Throw/page.saving_throw.html>
<http://www.genderrain.com>
P.S
XTML looks good and I am working to move my book to this standard.
XML looks terrible to the eye and the WC3 should have considered the
ability for a human to read/validate the content as well.
Received on Wednesday, 21 August 2002 20:04:51 UTC