Re: W3C recommends: Avoid ASCII Art
From Brock Kevin Nambo <new...@earthling.net>
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· 16 Feb 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Randy Gardner wrote in message <34E...@slip.net>... >Of course, I refuse to use any physical layout/presentation tags, so ><I> is on my list of big no-no's..... I feel the same way. HTML was born to be content presentation, not design presentation. ...which is why, when my webpage is updated, it will be W3C HTML4.0 (which takes out a lot of the attributes like color= and background=) with W3C cascading style sheets (which is where those things are *supposed* to go now). It will look rather Lynx-ish in non-CSS browsers, but HTML is for content, and that's what they'll be getting, by Kibo! >>BKNambo -- http://come.to/brocks.place Somebody loves you. (Not necessarily me.)
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