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On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 12:19:56 +0200, Big Bill <bi**@kruse.co. ukwrote:
What I have to do is replace some h1 tags with basic p tags but the
end appearance has to be the same. I'm thinking, where I have
<H1>yada</H1>
I can replace it with
<p class="looks like it would if this was an H1 tag">yada</p>
if you get my meaning, so what properties would that class tag have to
have? I mean, what's the standard H1 tag properties please?
I'm sure this is defined somewhere but I can't find it.
There are NO standard H1 properties. Each UA has it's own default
rendering. You could set the presentation for both by using
h1,p.h1classwhi chshouldnotbene eded{font-size:150%;font-weight:bold;} for
instance.
Care to explain why should something be displayed 'like a H1' and not be
one? You might be trying to solve the wrong problem.
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Rik Wasmus
On 2007-10-17, Big Bill wrote:
>
What I have to do is replace some h1 tags with basic p tags but the
end appearance has to be the same. I'm thinking, where I have
<H1>yada</H1>
I can replace it with
<p class="looks like it would if this was an H1 tag">yada</p>
Why do you have to do that? If it has to look like a heading, why
not make it a heading?
if you get my meaning, so what properties would that class tag have to
have? I mean, what's the standard H1 tag properties please?
I'm sure this is defined somewhere but I can't find it.
There is no standard, though most browsers have fairly similar
settings. The suggested default style sheet is at
<http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/sample.html>.
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Big Bill wrote:
What I have to do is replace some h1 tags with basic p tags
Why? If it's a heading, it should be marked up as such. If it's not
really a heading, do as Mr Wasmus suggests, except use a class name
that's descriptive of the content, not the styling.
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