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On 11/29/2010 11:57 AM, Trevor Jenkins wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Um, strictly speaking a markup scheme (such as ThML) is divorced from
presentational issues. Markup should identify document structure it
shouldn't deal with display at all. But then having been a member of
IEC/ISO TC1/SC18/WG8 at the time SGML was being standardised I have a very
dogmatic view of markup; generalised not procedural. Sadly after all our
efforts in WG8 to separate the two things the creators of HTML mixed them
up again. Duh!</pre>
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Of course they did! That is because presentational issues are
IMPORTANT. No purely structural document can long survive in total
absence of some way to control the presentation. CSS helps...<br>
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