On Thu, Oct 05, 2000 at 02:23:02PM +0200, peter karlsson wrote: > > Strong or bold, doesn't seem to make much difference to me... > > Strong can be interpreted by an aural browser, bold cannot.
Oh. Never thought of that. > > No, Netscape (and I.E. IIRC) displays <blockquote> as text indented on both > > sides. > > Yes, that doesn't contradict what I said, though. Well, you said plain HTML can't do indentation -- it can, it just needs a proper|broken browser :) > > IME you have to do some dirty trickery to get your pages to display the way > > you want them, with plain HTML. And even then, you can never be sure > > everyone will see it correctly. Sucks. > > No, it's the way it's designed. If you want to control layout, use PDF, > HTML isn't layout. HTML is used to describe the contents of the page, not > how it looks. CSS can be used to determine how the HTML is displayed, but > ultimately it is down to the user/browser. Ultimately, even if HTML doesn't suck, the whole situation does :| -- Digital Electronic Being Intended for Assassination and Nullification
