Yes, but it also allows this:
<DL>
<DT> Term 1
<DD> Definition 1a
<DD> Definition 1b
<DT> Term 2
<DT> Term 3
<DD> Definition 2 and 3
</DL>
The content model that actually describes many actual
definition lists is:
<!ELEMENT DL - - ( ( (DT+, DD) | (DT, DD+) )* )>
That is, I can have one or more terms followed by a definition,
and I can have a term followed by one or more definitions.
I was talked out of this content model, but it does describe what's needed.
I would accept as an alternative anything that allowed a mixture
of DT and DD elements.
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> And if it does, wouldn't
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> <!ELEMENT DL - - (DT+, DD)+>
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> be more sensible? Or am I missing something?
Yes, you are missing the need to have multiple definitions
for a single term. And while Tim BL pointed out that
I could use a nested list to have multiple defn's, I am
not happy with that.
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