Re: SPAN CLASS ID, ID stripped

Hello Petr,

It shouldn't be removed unless you removed the id programmatically.
Either way, if you want to style this element, you can provide another
class to do that.  Did you know that multiple classes can be applied
to an element?  You just space-separate the class names such as...

<span class="areaheader middle" id="middle">WELCOME!</span>

BTW, just a note.  I assume that the id name "middle" has a meaning of
how the element is supposed to be stylistically positioned.  You
should avoid naming id's and classes in a way that hints at how you
currently want elements correlated with them to be styled.  Your class
name "areaheader" is a good one because it says what it is and doesn't
hint at how it should be styled.

Hope that helps.

Jake

Tuesday, December 17, 2002, 7:00:18 AM, you wrote:

PS> Hi,

PS> I got a piece of HTML looking as follows:

PS> <span class="areaheader" id="middle">WELCOME!</span>

PS> Both the class and the id are important for CSS formatting. However,
PS> XMLC generated HTML does not contain the "id=middle" so the formatting
PS> is incorrect.

PS> Any idea why XMLC strips out the "id" from "<span>"? Any way how to
PS> preserve the "id" there? Or a workaround for this problem?

PS> I am using Enhydra 5.0+, SUN JDK 1.4.1, JBuilder 7.

PS> Petr


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