Clever use of HTML
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PIEBALDconsult wrote:
No. I write in Notepad and email them.
Ah - it's human hamster error then. :)
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer
Possibly. I'm fairly sure they pass articles through a filter upon arrival that way.
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No, you need to use the
<EM>tag ! -
"em" is way too verbose. Em prefer the good ol' "i".
- I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.
You're imagining things. I thought
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You're imagining things. I thought
empredatedi. -
em is preferred since HTML 4.01. ≪I> has been there since before CSS. All tags are suggestions to the renderer and as such the suggestion is EMphasis. ≪b> should be replaced with strong also.
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em is preferred since HTML 4.01. ≪I> has been there since before CSS. All tags are suggestions to the renderer and as such the suggestion is EMphasis. ≪b> should be replaced with strong also.
You are all wrong. a
<span style="font-style: italic">is the way to go!! :laugh: -
No, you need to use the
<EM>tag ! -
em is preferred since HTML 4.01. ≪I> has been there since before CSS. All tags are suggestions to the renderer and as such the suggestion is EMphasis. ≪b> should be replaced with strong also.
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You are all wrong. a
<span style="font-style: italic">is the way to go!! :laugh:Actually, I do agree with you. Styling should be in CSS.
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The
<i>tag is actually more appropriate here, since it is still the element to be used for typographically italicized text i.e. text that is just in italic without any semantics to it whatsoever.<em>is meant to be used for emphasis/stressing.szukuro wrote:
<em>is meant to be used for emphasis/stressingExactly, and the browser should decide how to do that. Not every system can italicize; some may need to make the text blink instead. :-D
