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From: "Tez" <t...@terryburton.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: Heading 1 to 6 and placeholder definitions
Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2005 05:08:25 -0800
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Hi Terry,
I think that what you propose is an excellent idea. At the moment I am
matching my elements appearance against the output from IE 6, which is
what I will continue to do. I do know that IE has a number of quirks
which I will not attempt to emulate, in which case I will "do the
sensible thing" which usually means aligning with Firefox, et al.
I am very happy to host whatever you come up on the project website.
FYI my roadmap at the moment is a follows:
Fix the implementation of <ul> and <ol> - trivial
- At the moment it is the <li> tags rather than <ul>/<ol> that cause
the indentation, which is not proper HTML behaviour.
Implement the passing of arguments into tag definitions - quite easy
- Using code similar to the options parsing mechanism in the Barcode
Writer encoders
Implement tables - Very difficult to do this correctly with rowspans
and colspans, etc.
Implement remaining HTML 4 elements - fairly simple, but long winded
Implement basic element styles - first steps towards CSS, given no real
thought as to what this involves yet
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