Richard Braakman wrote: > Hmm, that might be a disagreement between browsers. I have a <del> > tag around all of section 5, which causes it to be shown struck through > on my browser (Mozilla). It might have been improper to put <del> > around a whole <li> that way. I changed it by moving the deletions > inside the <p> elements, which (somewhat awkwardly) marks all the > text as deleted but not the list item itself. How is it now?
> (Purists can find the appropriate part of the HTML spec at > http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/struct/text.html#h-9.4 > which does say that <ins> and <del> can be used as either inline > or block-level elements, depending on context. Maybe <li> has > an odd status that prevents this use.) <li> must be in a <ul> or a <ol> which themself must not contain tags other than <li> directly. So <li> must not have other parent elements than <ul> or <ol>, i.e. no <del>. Couldn't resist, -- Frank Lichtenheld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> www: http://www.djpig.de/