Archive for the ‘css’ Category

Content, Structure, Presentation, and Behavior

Thursday, August 5th, 2004

As promised, I've continued to think about Jeremy's post on the :hover pseudo-class, and I think I know why I'm not so concerned about it as he is. As I see it, there are four atomic components to a web site: content, structure, presentation, and behavior. At various times and places, ...

Separating Behavior from Presentation?

Wednesday, August 4th, 2004

Jeremy's written up an interesting thought over at Adactio: is the :hover pseudo-class in CSS an inappropriate mixing of behavior and presentation? Basically, the idea is that CSS is the proper place to store presentation info about a document, (X)HTML is the proper place to store the content, and DOM ...