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Originally Posted by Quoth
Wanting no CSS is nostalgia for HTML 3.
Wanting bare <p> and <h2> is prehistoric for people typing in Notepad in 1993. |
It's not prehistoric. It's better code to not have classes when you don't need them. Then way to do eBook sis to keep it simple. And it's as simple as you can get to use <p> and <h2> with no classes where possible. CSS is where they are configured as you need. You use classes when you want to change <p> and/or <h2>.
You get simpler code, better looking code, and more accurate ADE page numbers.