Quote:
Originally Posted by Turtle91
Of course its all technique! Normally the most used style would be the default (plain tag), and the ones that are different from the norm would be given a class. It makes clean html and easier to see when something is supposed to be different.
I've seen some really nasty code that looks ridiculous when everything is given a class.
|
Absolutely good practice, but it really doesn't take that much space in ratio to long text per paragraph.
I should consider using different css for title page and actual article page. So both can have cleaner tags.
Or should I use div instead of p to hold title text? Do plain text behave the same in div and p?