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Utilizing the Underused (But Semantically Awesome) Definition List | CSS-Tricks
Saved by uncleflo on October 22nd, 2012.
When we talk about semantics in HTML, we are talking about how HTML tags are used to describe the content. Good semantics means that the tags are being used well to describe the content. Bad semantics means that the tags being used poorly describe the content. Good semantics doesn't necessarily mean that the least possible number of tags are used, only that the ones that are used make sense and, just as importantly, make sense used together. Bad semantics doesn't necessarily mean that you used tags improperly either, that refers more to syntax.
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Formatting a Definition List < CSS | The Art of Web
Saved by uncleflo on October 22nd, 2012.
With the comeback of 'semantic markup' people are once again looking at what's the right tag to be using for different types of information. For example, unordered lists for navigation and tables only where absolutely necessary. One commonly overlooked option for markup of glossaries and definition lists is the dl attribute itself.
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