HEADINGS, As much of a b*tch as a Question |
HEADINGS, As much of a b*tch as a Question |
UptonGirl |
Aug 26 2009, 12:04 AM
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But a question still.
Web standards demand that H1 be used only once per page. The others may be used multiple times (if I understand correctly) but must be in order. I can't see the reason in this. I presume there is one, and someone will know what it is. Hopefully someone who will explain it to me. At the moment - it reminds me of some of my Bostonian childhood rules - such as under what circumstances a lady (read: any human female showing, or soon to show, any sign of puberty) must, or must not, wear gloves and what color, and length -- wrist length and white with only the slightest detail for the street, thank you. Common conversation with my 20-something son - who was raised in a semi-rural hippie-esque world: Son, looking at old snapshots: QUOTE Mom, you're in a sleeveless dress here, so it wasn't cold. But, you have on gloves! Why gloves? Was there something wrong with your hands? Me: QUOTE No, dear - it was just the mid-60's in Boston. Son: QUOTE Huh? That's the b* part - now the question: WHY? If I like a size or style I have set for a heading - and want to use it in a spot that is "out of order" what's the problem? Yes, I can recreate the style with a css tag. But again why? I understand this hierarchy is custom - but does it have a function? If so, what is it? This post has been edited by UptonGirl: Aug 26 2009, 12:07 AM |
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