on Monday, March 13, 2000 Alexander Staubo wrote : [snip]
<ul> <li>this is an item</li> <li>another item</li> <li>a third item</li> </ul>
AS> Shouldn't that rather be AS> <ul> AS> <li><p>this is an item</p></li> AS> <li><p>another item</p></li> AS> <li><p>a third item</p></li> AS> </ul> AS> After all, we *are* talking about paragraphs here. I happen to like -- AS> very much -- the additional visual padding that paragraphs gives me. .. not necessarily.. the <p>s imply a paragraph of text, which is not necessarily what is contained in the <li>.. i agree that in most cases the visual result is better with the <p>, but this should really be taken care of with css. As far as possible, presentation and content should be separated... the <p>s would be ok with me, if we just got the <li>s to close correctly, but i don't think they should be there if the reason is purely aesthetic.. -- Geir Bækholt Hansen web-developer/designer geirh@funcom.com http://www.funcom.com