How do BODY element attributes map to CSS properties?
March 19th, 2009
How do BODY element attributes map to CSS properties?
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BODY attributes/CSS mappings = Index DOT Html by Brian Wilson … CSS over HTML? | Mapping BODY to CSS | Example. Why should CSS be used instead of HTML <BODY> …
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In his article “HTML’s a Tag Too,” Bryan Veloso discusses the benefits of applying styles to the <html> element. He argues that by making more effective use of <html>, developers could eliminate the need for a wrapper div. Everything would effectively be “moved up” a level – apply global styles to <html> instead of <body>, and then <body> can serve the same purpose as the wrapper div would have. Bryan points out that this can be particularly handy in XHTML 1.1, in which the <body> no longer stretches the entire length of the page. It’s a neat idea, but for many developers – particularly those of us who work on large, enterprise-level sites – it is simply impractical. On large sites, rarely would you want to declare a global background image, for example. Or, you may not be able to access certain elements of a page at all, due to CMS limitations or other restrictions. However, for a small-scale site, styling
<html> could be a good way to reduce divitis, as long as you’re mindful of scalability issues.Read | Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments