< EM>与< I>和< strong>与< b>
我已经开始清理HTML并实现CSS了。到目前为止,我已经使用了FrontPage,但我正在切换到DreamWeaver。
在W3Schools.com和W3.org上阅读一下我看到了很多
的HTML代码我从来都不知道存在。其中有< em>。和
< strong>。这两者和< i>之间的区别是什么?和< b>?
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Torbj?Petteren
编辑/网站管理员
FantaFiction
www.fantafiction.com
I''ve started cleaning up my HTML and implementing CSS. So far I''ve
used FrontPage, but am switching over to DreamWeaver.
Reading a bit on W3Schools.com and W3.org I see there are a lot
of HTML code I never even knew existed. Among these are <em> and
<strong>. What''s the difference between these two and <i> and <b>?
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Torbj?rn Pettersen
Editor/Webmaster
FantaFiction
www.fantafiction.com
Torbj?姓Pettersen写道:
Torbj?rn Pettersen wrote:
< em>和< strong>。这两者之间有什么区别?< i>和< b>?
<em> and <strong>. What''s the difference between these two
and <i> and <b>?
< i>除了使这个斜体化之外没有任何语义含义;如果
斜体不可用,则没有后备渲染,我知道
< b>除了使这个大胆之外没有任何语义含义;如果粗体不是
可用,则没有后备渲染,我知道
< em>强调文字;某些浏览器在
斜体中呈现强调文本,但这不是必需的
< strong>意味着强调文本;某些浏览器呈现
强烈强调粗体文本,但这不是必需的
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Brian(删除无效 ;从我的地址给我发电子邮件)
http://www.tsmchughs.com/
Torbj?姓Pettersen写道:
Torbj?rn Pettersen wrote:
< em>和< strong>。这两者之间有什么区别?< i>和< b>?
<em> and <strong>. What''s the difference between these two
and <i> and <b>?
< i>除了使这个斜体化之外没有任何语义含义;如果
斜体不可用,则没有后备渲染,我知道
< b>除了使这个大胆之外没有任何语义含义;如果粗体不是
可用,则没有后备渲染,我知道
< em>强调文字;某些浏览器在
斜体中呈现强调文本,但这不是必需的
< strong>意味着强调文本;某些浏览器呈现
强烈强调粗体文本,但这不是必需的
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Brian(删除无效 ;从我的地址给我发电子邮件)
http://www.tsmchughs.com/
Torbj?Petteren< tpe AT broadpark DOT no>写道:
Torbj?rn Pettersen <tpe AT broadpark DOT no> wrote:
在W3Schools.com和W3.org上阅读一下我发现有很多我从未知道的HTML代码。其中有< em>。和
< strong>。这两者和< i>之间的区别是什么?和< b>?
Reading a bit on W3Schools.com and W3.org I see there are a lot
of HTML code I never even knew existed. Among these are <em> and
<strong>. What''s the difference between these two and <i> and <b>?
使用< i>或< b>没有说什么*为什么*你想要斜体或
粗体。它仅指定您想要的演示文稿。
相反,使用< em>,< strong>,< cite>,< var>等指定
结构意义。当典型的默认
演示文稿不合适(或不合适)时,浏览器(或样式表作者)
更容易使用其他演示文稿。
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Darin McGrew, mc **** @ stanfordalumni.org , http://www.rahul.net/mcgrew/
网页设计组, da***@htmlhelp.com , http://www.HTMLHelp.com/
永远不要问理发师是否你需要理发。
Using <i> or <b> doesn''t say anything about *why* you want italics or
boldface. It specifies only the presentation that you want.
In contrast, using <em>, <strong>, <cite>, <var>, etc. specifies a
structural meaning. And it''s easier for browsers (or style sheet authors)
to use some other presentation for the structure when the typical default
presentation is inappropriate (or undesired).
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Darin McGrew, mc****@stanfordalumni.org, http://www.rahul.net/mcgrew/
Web Design Group, da***@htmlhelp.com, http://www.HTMLHelp.com/
"Never ask a barber whether you need a haircut."