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Re: breadcrumb navigation
From: Patrick Lauke
Date: Nov 26, 2004 10:02AM
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Aeh...at the risk of splitting hairs:
> From: michael.brockington
> the
> images are being
> used to instead of the natural element borders, thus
> replacing a structural
> element, ie the border.
Is the border a structural element, or is it the *visual*
representation that delimits two separate structural elements
which, in and of themselves, are clearly separated in the markup?
I fail to see how a border on its own can be said to be structural...
> replacing a border with an image is wrong. Wrong! Always!
Don't sit on the fence, like...we haven't had any absolute edicts
in quite a while...
Patrick
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