On Sep 25, 2005, at 3:25 PM, Andreas Wahlin wrote:
This isn't the macro. The macro is just a regexp replace on the current word to <$1></$1>, though catching those tags w/o closing tag and using a condition in the replace string -- Michael Sheets has flirted with the thought of looking up the tag name and insert a customized snippet instead.
I rather thought so, my opinion is that all inline tags (p, span etc) should NOT have this behaviour, while all block should. hehe, which, when I think about it, is probably true, since h1 isn't a block level element as far as I know :)
It is. P is also a block level element. Anything that forces everything after it into the next line is a block level element. But, CSS can force anything to be anything. Haha ... i shall force all my span tags to behave like tables!!!!