"rf said:
(e-mail address removed) wrote:
something ... but dorayme stuck his big fat nose in and said a little
sarcastically:
Let's look at the particular context the OP had. Stuff like:
<h2>What products/services are suited for e-commerce?</h2>
Certain products/services appear more suitable...
<br/>
<br/>
The ideal products/services...
<br/>
<br/>
Products unsuitable for e-commerce...
<h2>How can I benefit from e-commerce?</h2>
The context I referred to and I quoted (using some ellipsis to cut down
the number of words in the text out of respect for the five readers in
the world who still bother to read a single thing I say and out of a
modest but albeit desperate desire to keep them falling below the number
of fingers on one earthling hand) was, in full:
<h1>Website Design</h1>
<strong>Website design</strong> is the part of building a website which
can include design of web pages using colour, graphics, animation,
photographs and fonts.
<h2>How can I benefit from website design?</h2>
A truly well designed website can turn into a strong marketing tool, the
primary objective of which is to accentuate your company's identity,
thus enabling you to differentiate from your competition and making
your business succeed in a highly competitive environment. People, who
browse the web, look at hundreds of websites and only an eye-catching
look can make them want to stay on your website for a few more seconds.
After that only an easy navigation and well-organized content can
encourage them to stay longer and to come back again and again.
<h2>Services we offer:</h2>
And I asked Murray, in relation to *this*, a specific thing about pauses
and the need for paragraph elements.
These things are *clearly* paragraphs yet the author did not mark them up as
paragraphs but used <br><br> under the mistaken assumption that ...
I am not disputing what you are saying, just pointing out that you are
referring to another bit altogether that is another issue. I am not
saying you should not discuss your thing. I am just pointing out that it
is not obvious to me that you always have to wrap a paragraph in a
paragraph element in all contexts and that sometimes, to do so, is to
make the world a worse place, not a better one.
