Re: LYNX-DEV ALIGNment problem

[Christopher R. Maden]

[Foteos Macrides]

>       I like that behavior because it allows you to vary whether the
> rule will be flush versus separated from the preceding text (whereas
> the text that follows will always be separated from the rule).

Whoop!  Whoop!  Thought Police!

This is dangerous thinking - probably subconciously and
unintentionally, you are relying on Lynx's error recovery behavior to
produce a presentational effect.  This is no different than relying on
Netscape's interpretation of <i>italic <b>bold italic</i> bold</b>.

<p>line 1<hr>line 2

should be interpreted the same as

<p>line1</p><hr>line 2

and

<p>line 1<hr><p>line 2

-Chris
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