Where Breaks are appropriate Nov06 '04

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# (1 of 2): Josh » joahua.com

7 hours, 35 minutes after the fact. (Sat 06 Nov 2004, 6:31 PM CST)

Agree 100%. For a little more about the semantic use of <br /> elements, I wrote something a while ago about semantic indentation, which is (when correctly used) dependent upon the application of break tags in a semantic manner.

# (2 of 2): Matthom

19 hours, 57 minutes after the fact. (Sun 07 Nov 2004, 6:54 AM CST)

Thanks Josh. Your reference is much more in-depth... good stuff.

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Break tags have disappeared and gone the way of unordered lists. But does every situation apply? Is everything really a list?

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