Re: What? Are you guys making up the code as you go along?

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Re: What? Are you guys making up the code as you go along?

From Max on 29 September '98
adding to Re: What? Are you guys making up the code as you go along? posted by Steve MacLellan

>>>Do you have a quick guide to acceptable syntax
>>>within and surrounding H tags?

>I subscribe to both alt.html and comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html
>and I have never heard of an "H" tag. In the last four years of writing
>web pages, I've never seen it.

Are we making it up as we go along? Didn't Netscape?

>If it isn't any problem, would someone take the time to enlighten me?

This message board doesn't let us use real markup, and this discussion is
a continuation of an earlier thread, hence your confusion.
We were talking about what's legal to put OUTSIDE the various heading
tags ... specifically the HREF, font and other markup stuff.
(B)(H1)text(/h1))(/b) = ILLEGAL
(h1)(b)text (/b)(/h1) = LEGAL etc.

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>>>>Do you have a quick guide to acceptable syntax >>>>within and surrounding H tags? >>I subscribe to both alt.html and comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html >>and I have never heard of an "H" tag. In the last four years of writing >>web pages, I've never seen it. >Are we making it up as we go along? Didn't Netscape? >>If it isn't any problem, would someone take the time to enlighten me? >This message board doesn't let us use real markup, and this discussion is >a continuation of an earlier thread, hence your confusion. > We were talking about what's legal to put OUTSIDE the various heading >tags ... specifically the HREF, font and other markup stuff. >(B)(H1)text(/h1))(/b) = ILLEGAL >(h1)(b)text (/b)(/h1) = LEGAL etc.