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by Jim on Thursday 01/Mar/2007, @16:07

> it now implements CSS 3, including the highly-anticipated 'opacity' tags.

Not everything remotely related to web development is a "tag" you know. You are referring to the opacity *property*.

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Re: Correeection
by Matt on Thursday 01/Mar/2007, @16:24

Yeah, and they aren't called "tags" either; they're called "elements" according to XML and DOM.

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Re: Correeection
by AC on Friday 02/Mar/2007, @21:57

Tags exist, and so do elements, but they are not the same. For example:

Hello there

This is one element, and two tags (a start tag, and an end tag).

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Re: Correeection
by Gustaf on Monday 09/Apr/2007, @04:33

Not even that was correct ;)

Hello there

Is actually two elements, and two tags. The tags are [, ] and the elements are [the b-tags, the text]. Text inside a start- and end-tag is an element by itself. A "text element".

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Re: Correeection
by Troy Unrau on Thursday 01/Mar/2007, @16:37

My apologies :) thing semantics over syntax, I'm not a professional writer or anything :P

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Re: Correeection
by joe lorem on Friday 02/Mar/2007, @15:06

Also, it's not strictly correct to say Konq implements CSS3, as many modules of CSS3 aren't even complete yet. The linked article refers to the CSS3 Selectors module plus one other propere

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Re: Correeection
by joe lorem on Friday 02/Mar/2007, @15:06

Also, it's not strictly correct to say Konq implements CSS3, as many modules of CSS3 aren't even complete yet. The linked article refers to the CSS3 Selectors module plus one other property

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