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Old 04-07-2023, 03:03 PM   #3
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Quote:
Originally Posted by graycyn View Post
*IF* you are doing semantic markup, how would you treat something like:

No! No! No!

Would you mark up each exclamation:

Code:
<em>No!</em> <em>No!</em> <em>No!</em>
or make it simpler with:

Code:
<em>No! No! No!</em>

Don't even ask why my fevered brain comes up with these kinds of questions, it just always does somehow, and then I wonder about what other people do. And it bugs me that maybe I'm not doing it right. Blame my parents. They were the ones who weren't happy when I made a 100 grade on a test. It was always, "Why didn't you get the extra-credit question for 110?"

At least I know why I'm crazy.
I would use a single <em></em> wrapped about the No! No! No!.

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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
Code:
<i>No! No! No!</i>
<em> is just added code bloat.
Jon, you did notice that the OP mentioned semantic markup?
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