[wp-testers] CSS in WYSIWYG

[Gregory Wild-Smith]

To be fair, there is absolutely nothing at all wrong with having 
presentational class names. Nothing. It's not against the word or intent 
of the specs.

However thinking about how to avoid them sometimes leads to more useful 
classes. Those are good articles though. I know Eric Meyer has said the 
same thing too...

Not that I'm for adding them into the WP core, I'd just thought I'd 
mention that semantic html is different to the "semantic ideal" -  and 
that doesn't even have a spec anywhere ;)

-- Greg

Dougal Campbell wrote:
> Andy Staines wrote:
>> Is there a case for including in the core a VERY SMALL set of CSS 
>> defs? Like alignleft/alignright... Not keen on the idea but it would 
>> work for a large number of people
>
> Names like "alignleft" and "alignright" are presentational in nature. 
> I know I've seen a good article on this subject, but I can't seem to 
> locate the one I had in mind. However, here are a couple of links that 
> touch on the topic:
>
>   http://tantek.com/log/2002/12.html#L20021216t2238
>   http://meyerweb.com/?s=presentational
>