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Re: Are hyperlinks presentation or content?


Re:  Are hyperlinks presentation or content?
On Monday 30 September 2002 9:47 pm, Tim Bray wrote:
> That depends on whether you believe hyperlinks are structure (which is
> generally believed should be marked-up inline) or presentation (which
> is generally believed should be decoupled from content).  

Try printing a hyperlink out on to paper, as part of its editorial context, 
and you can soon see how much of it belongs to structure and how much is 
presentation. Or take the same passage of editorial and dictate it over the 
phone to someone.

-- 
Ian Tindale

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