Re: div and p
Dominique Meeùs <[email protected]>
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On Thu, 12 Jan 2017 01:32:23 +0100, Marjorie Burghart <[email protected]> wrote: >… but I REALLY do not want my little paragraph to have a title - that would be against all conventions of Western typography. But for you to consider this paragraph as something else than just the next paragraph of the last div, there must have been some Western typographical sign for this. It maybe some decoration like an asterism ⁂ (U+2042) or significantly more white space than usual. This decoration or this extra white space means: “Beware, the following paragraph is a some kind of conclusion or transition.” This is nearly a title. You could there begin a new div with head element containing the asterism or other decoration, or some no break spaces (U+00a0). Is this cheating with a workaround? To me it seems (nearly) semantically honest.