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From: | Walter Ian Kaye |
Subject: | Re: [Lynx-dev] [Minor suggestion] Lynx should handle link elements containing any block elements |
Date: | Thu, 17 May 2007 13:42:13 -0700 |
>>>> 20070515 07:06 -0400, Thomas Dickey >>>>As `<a href="#"><p>Foo</p></a>` works, however, there should not be any "philosophical" problem to support <div> too, in the normal mode,I agree with that (generally - I hadn't paid much attention to that aspect, but didn't _see_ anything in a quick reread last night of the HTML spec that prohibited that interpretation). <<<<<<<< But strictly speaking element "a" contains only in-line text, not block. Why does paragraph within anchor work?
What about <a href="foo"><div style="display: inline">foo</div></a> ? That's virtually inline. ;) I'm trying to make a CSS version of that 'intellitxt' popup ad thing....
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