Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanHK
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sella174
As an aside, for correctly structured HTML, your glossary should be in the form of a definition list (<dl>). I see that Kindle understands it.
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Semantically, yes, and looks fine on a monitor, but on a portrait 6" screen not so great. It puts the term on its own line, and indents the definition, wasting a lot of space on a small page. There would be much less text per screen.
I care about how it looks, not how a hypothetical bot might parse it. |
That’s where CSS comes in:
Code:
dt {
float: left;
clear: left;
font-weight: bold;
}
dt:after {
content: ". ";
}
Code:
<dl>
<dt id="boson">boson</dt><dd>All elementary particles can be classified as either bosons or <a href="#fermion">fermions</a>; etc., etc., etc.</dd>
<dt id="fermion">fermion</dt><dd>All elementary particles can be classified as either <a href="#boson">bosons</a> or fermions; etc., etc., etc.</dd>
</dl>