> Nevertheless, I'll point out a few things that need fixing. First,
> every paragraph should have opening <p> and </p> tags surrounding
I've gotten away with no /p tags for years. Don't imitate me....
> them. Second, you shouldn't be using <ul> tags for indentation.
I'll say! That's why God made DL tags.
> would recommend defining an appropriate style class, and then using
> <div> tags for indented sections. I can show you how to do this if
While DIV tags are great labor-savers, I've also found them the path to
hell.
On ecommerce gut jobs I usually just strip them.
> you'd like. For that matter, <font> information should also be in a
> stylesheet rather than embedded in the HTML.
Presently stripping stylesheets out of a big site, replacing them with
logic and batchfiles at the design level....
Finally, as a first step
> for XHTML conformance,
>tags should be lower-case, and attributes
> should be delimited by quotation marks.
>
Amen.
-- ______________________________________________________Nicholas Carroll Email: ncarroll@inreach.com Alternate: ncarroll@iname.com http://www.hastingsresearch.com/white_papers ______________________________________________________
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