Comments on: Semantic CSS http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/ Semantic Markup and Practices Fri, 05 Dec 2008 10:41:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Martin http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-36 Martin Wed, 26 Nov 2008 04:41:56 +0000 http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-36 Hum... Yes, I will edit the original article due to the fact that I over looked simplicities. Funny though, that people who call people "bone-heads" don't have the BALLS to sign their real names and such... my oh my... Hum… Yes, I will edit the original article due to the fact that I over looked simplicities. Funny though, that people who call people “bone-heads” don’t have the BALLS to sign their real names and such…

my oh my…

]]> By: Distaste for Mediocrity http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-35 Distaste for Mediocrity Tue, 25 Nov 2008 23:38:31 +0000 http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-35 @martin ...bone-heads. my oh my.... @martin

…bone-heads.

my oh my….

]]> By: Martin http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-31 Martin Thu, 18 Sep 2008 03:31:10 +0000 http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-31 Hello Matt, You need to read the comments before yours buddy. Thanks! Hello Matt,

You need to read the comments before yours buddy.

Thanks!

]]> By: Matt Freeman http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-30 Matt Freeman Wed, 17 Sep 2008 19:04:02 +0000 http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-30 You have this all wrong. This is due to adjoining margins collapsing, its one of more trick areas of CSS. You can read about it in the CSS 2.1 specifaction. Margins don't sum the way you suggest. If you theory was correct this would result in a 0em margin between heading and test, however it is actually -2em and thus off the page. http://pastebin.com/f3b9f6531 You have this all wrong. This is due to adjoining margins collapsing, its one of more trick areas of CSS. You can read about it in the CSS 2.1 specifaction. Margins don’t sum the way you suggest.

If you theory was correct this would result in a 0em margin between heading and test, however it is actually -2em and thus off the page.

http://pastebin.com/f3b9f6531

]]> By: Martin http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-25 Martin Thu, 19 Jun 2008 22:54:29 +0000 http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-25 There is a "heated" discussion going on at <a href="http://www.webproworld.com/search-engine-optimization-forum/70046-onsite-search-engine-optimization-dying-down-4.html" rel="nofollow">Is Onsite SEO Dying Down</a>? And while the original topic is about onsite SEO, and it's importance in today's techniques, there have been comments made about the use of semantics, and specifically Semantic CSS. Do check it out, and sign-up to become a member at WebProWorld.com to have your say. There is a “heated” discussion going on at Is Onsite SEO Dying Down? And while the original topic is about onsite SEO, and it’s importance in today’s techniques, there have been comments made about the use of semantics, and specifically Semantic CSS.

Do check it out, and sign-up to become a member at WebProWorld.com to have your say.

]]> By: Is Onsite SEO Dying Down? - Page 4 - WebProWorld http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-24 Is Onsite SEO Dying Down? - Page 4 - WebProWorld Thu, 19 Jun 2008 21:38:41 +0000 http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-24 [...] than you. I know for darn sure that Semantics and CSS are two different things. I understand... Semantic CSS | Semantic HTML And the answer about all we discussed and disagreed above, have a look at this 47 pages slideshow [...] [...] than you. I know for darn sure that Semantics and CSS are two different things. I understand… Semantic CSS | Semantic HTML And the answer about all we discussed and disagreed above, have a look at this 47 pages slideshow [...]

]]> By: Is Onsite SEO Dying Down? - Page 4 - WebProWorld http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-23 Is Onsite SEO Dying Down? - Page 4 - WebProWorld Thu, 19 Jun 2008 21:35:08 +0000 http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-23 [...] than you. I know for darn sure that Semantics and CSS are two different things. I understand: Semantic CSS | Semantic HTML And the answer about all we discussed and disagreed above, have a look at this 47 pages slideshow [...] [...] than you. I know for darn sure that Semantics and CSS are two different things. I understand: Semantic CSS | Semantic HTML And the answer about all we discussed and disagreed above, have a look at this 47 pages slideshow [...]

]]> By: Martin http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-16 Martin Fri, 01 Feb 2008 06:51:59 +0000 http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-16 Web Design Company, the title of that article is a really great example of "link bait" :) I agree that CSS used with semantic HTML is the ONLY way to go. Yes, CSS can be used in a very un-standard way, with inline styles all over your markup like that old depreciated font tag! Web Design Company, the title of that article is a really great example of “link bait” :)

I agree that CSS used with semantic HTML is the ONLY way to go. Yes, CSS can be used in a very un-standard way, with inline styles all over your markup like that old depreciated font tag!

]]> By: Martin http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-15 Martin Wed, 23 Jan 2008 17:54:33 +0000 http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-15 Yes Mike, you are 100% correct, and I stand corrected :) Nice site you have there btw. Yes Mike, you are 100% correct, and I stand corrected :)

Nice site you have there btw.

]]> By: Mike Stenhouse http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-14 Mike Stenhouse Tue, 22 Jan 2008 23:11:38 +0000 http://semantichtml.org/semantics/semantic-css/#comment-14 Ummmm, you seem to have misunderstood the cascade. CSS properties over-ride as you step through the cascade, they don't add. So in your example the resulting margin-bottom on the h1 is -2em. Ummmm, you seem to have misunderstood the cascade. CSS properties over-ride as you step through the cascade, they don’t add. So in your example the resulting margin-bottom on the h1 is -2em.

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