-----Original Message----- From: zope-admin@zope.org [mailto:zope-admin@zope.org]On Behalf Of Tille, Andreas Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 5:09 AM To: Zope user list Subject: [Zope] Clever solution wanted
Hello,
I have the following problem: The web pages of our institute has a menu frame (please don't throw anything at me about the frames - I do not like it but now I have to cope with it) with links. Those links have the following structure:
<a href="URL1"> target="target-frame1">text1</a><p> <a href="URL2"> target="target-frame2">text2</a><p> <a href="URL3"> target="target-frame3">text3</a><p> ...
Because there are many different web editors they sometimes use <br> instead of <p> or do some other nasty formating. This is all done in plain HTML and I slowly want to move the stuff to Zope.
I don't mean to begin a jihad, and this speaks nothing to your question but by the looks of your markup <br /> is what _should_ be used. Regardless of what web editors do, well formed markup is the writers responsibility. As markup moves more and more towards XML the rules become even more stringent. <p> is a container, it should "contain" the text you want to affect. If it is HTML the ending </p> is optional, with XHTML it is required. If you simply require a line break to clear the line a <br /> should be used. If I am telling you something you already know or if I am taking your markup snippet out of context, I am sorry. -- Jeffrey D. Peterson Webmaster & Resident Standards Warrior "This too, shall pass."