Closed shnuggie-dan closed 10 years ago
Dan, in future projects, please try to avoid using <br>
or <br />
(this incorrectly breaks the HTML)
Same applies to using <strong>
, <bold>
,<small>
or <em>
(these should be handled by CSS)
What exactly do you mean by "breaks the HTML"?
small is supported and encouraged by Twitter Bootstrap and search engines are built to place emphasis on content within a strong tag. If you place the styles in CSS for a strong tag it will look the same, I'd agree. But that's not the point of a strong tag - it's for semantic emphasis more than anything.
separate presentation [CSS] from the structure [HTML]
I've now added the dietary information to the recipe pages, if there is any (so vegetarian, colieac, vegan).
I wasn't entirely sure if we wanted it on that page, but it's there now and I think it makes sense.
It needs styling how you want it, though.