Greetings

Silly HTML ...

validator says I can't place Hn elements inside a form legend

like so: <legend><h4>Edit Blue-Worzle data</h4></legend>

makes perfect sense to me <g>

oh well - I'm sure it has its reasons.
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William T***o

"William T***o" <EMAIL REMOVED> wrote in newsp.tkgirdq0m9g4qz-
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> Greetings
>
> Silly HTML ...
>
> validator says I can't place Hn elements inside a form legend
>
> like so: <legend><h4>Edit Blue-Worzle data</h4></legend>
>
> makes perfect sense to me <g>
>
> oh well - I'm sure it has its reasons.

Legend is an inline element.
H4 is block level. You can't place a block level element inside an inline
one.



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Karl Groves
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William T***o wrote:
> Greetings
>
> Silly HTML ...
>
> validator says I can't place Hn elements inside a form legend
>
> like so: <legend><h4>Edit Blue-Worzle data</h4></legend>
>
> makes perfect sense to me <g>
>
> oh well - I'm sure it has its reasons.
> --William T***o


Hmm... does it work the other way around?

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William T***o wrote

> Greetings
>
> Silly HTML ...
>
> validator says I can't place Hn elements inside a form legend
>
> like so: <legend><h4>Edit Blue-Worzle data</h4></legend>
>
> makes perfect sense to me <g>
>
> oh well - I'm sure it has its reasons.

"Validator says no"

--
Charles Sweeney
http://CharlesSweeney.com

Just to state the obvious and to repeat other postings, sorry.
The legend is an inline element containing
a caption text for the fieldset element,
and in principle improves accessibility
when the fieldset is rendered non-visually.
If you thought of using h4 (a block element) for font size and look,
obviously you should use stylesheets instead.

William T***o wrote:

> Greetings
>
> Silly HTML ...
>
> validator says I can't place Hn elements inside a form legend
>
> like so: <legend><h4>Edit Blue-Worzle data</h4></legend>
>
> makes perfect sense to me <g>
>
> oh well - I'm sure it has its reasons.
> --
> William T***o

"cristina" <EMAIL REMOVED> wrote:


> ... accessibility

Funny, top posting and talking about accessibility.


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Fleeing from the madness of the jungle
Karl Groves <EMAIL REMOVED> stumbled into news:alt.www.webmaster
and said:

> "William T***o" <EMAIL REMOVED> wrote in newsp.tkgirdq0m9g4qz-
> EMAIL REMOVED:
>
>> Greetings
>>
>> Silly HTML ...
>>
>> validator says I can't place Hn elements inside a form legend
>>
>> like so: <legend><h4>Edit Blue-Worzle data</h4></legend>
>>
>> makes perfect sense to me <g>
>>
>> oh well - I'm sure it has its reasons.
>
> Legend is an inline element.

yes, yes, I know that

Doesn't stop it being silly.

> H4 is block level. You can't place a block level element inside an
> inline
> one.

bah - do I have to mark my posts as rhetorical now?

PS: that's a rhetorical Q
pps: Thanks to all for sharing the moment.
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William T***o

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John Bokma wrote:

> "cristina" <EMAIL REMOVED> wrote:
>
>
> > ... accessibility
>
> Funny, top posting and talking about accessibility.
>
>
> --
> John Need help with SEO? Get started with a SEO report of your site:
>
> --> http://johnbokma.com/websitedesign/seo-expert-help.html

Sorry, me again. Yes, you are right, top posting
hugely affects accessibility, it is very sad, not funny,
I apologize and I am very sorry about it.

cristina wrote

> Sorry, me again. Yes, you are right, top posting
> hugely affects accessibility, it is very sad, not funny,
> I apologize and I am very sorry about it.

So you should be. Frankly I'm amazed that you had the brazen cheek to show
your face in here again.

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Charles Sweeney wrote:

> cristina wrote
>
> > Sorry, me again. Yes, you are right, top posting
> > hugely affects accessibility, it is very sad, not funny,
> > I apologize and I am very sorry about it.
>
> So you should be. Frankly I'm amazed that you had the brazen cheek to show
> your face in here again.
>
> --
> Charles Sweeney
> http://CharlesSweeney.com

Please explain why you are writing like this.
Of course I am not going to post again to this group,
but I do not understand your posting.