Sent by Saila, Craig on 26 November 2002 21:09
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> From: Malcolm J. McAtee [EMAIL-REMOVED]]
> Sent: November 26, 2002 9:55 AM
> should my HTML heading structures follow a site wide format
> or a be page specific. I have some pages that use 3 heading
Generally, in your case, you're mark-up should be page specific, while
the styles should be site wide. Skipping heading levels is not the best
practice, and the beauty of CSS is that styles can be used to make an H2
look like and H3 when needed.
It's hard to tell in your examples whether the H3s are meant as
subheadings under H2. If that's the case, then you should create a class
called "mainsubhead" or something that is applied only to the H2 that
appears below the H1 and when an H3 follows it.
In the three level example, the H3s could have a class of "subhead", but
in the two-level (h2) example, the H2s would have the class of
"subhead".
Hope this helps...
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Cheers,
Craig Saila
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