Re: Revised Beginner's Guide to HTML available for perusal
John Labovitz <johnl@ora.com>
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Date: Wed, 20 Apr 1994 01:20:56 --100
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Daniel W. Connolly said:
> I agree that nothing in this primer should conflict with HTML
> specifications. I suggested to Mr. Chang that he encourage the use
> of <P> at the beginning rather than then end of paragraphs
That doesn't work so well in lynx (2.2). An example:
<H1>header</H1>
<P>an elephant
<P>a zebra
Lynx puts extra space between the header and the first paragraph.
When I explain to people about using <P>, I usually say that it
should be used only *between two text paragraphs*:
<H1>header</H1>
an elephant
<P>
a zebra
As long as the person understands that a "paragraph" is different
than a list item, a header, etc., this explanation works pretty well.
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