Noel Taylor wrote:
> 1. Is there in fact a rule/convention that you shouldn't put <a> tags around
> block-
> level elements, or have I been misinformed?
>
> 2. If there is such a rule, is putting <a> tags around spans with {display:
> block}
> any better than using divs? Isn't the fact that divs are block-level and
> spans are
> inline the main difference between spans and divs? Am I not just making one
> into the other by changing this property?
>
>
I suppose you could consult the source:
<http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/>
and as confusing as that technical document is, it is more often than
not, less confusing than some of the explanations of it one finds on the
Web. Those among us with an analytical, or "linear," mind-set seem to
have little difficulty understanding or implementing it.
As for the rest of us, and I count myself among them, who are of a
visual or "holistic" mind-set, find answers to specific issues are often
little more than repeated trial/error coupled with experience-- a
c...-shoot, at best. But, rewarding nevertheless: just a different
approach to problem solving...
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