[wp-testers] Quote?

[Dan Milward]

But when do you really use tab in a blogging situation? I write for news 
sites, my own blog, friends blogs, the local NZ info tech, and I have 
never had to use a tabular indent for anything. I always use bullet points.

-Dan

ps - I'm not a coder, just a WP advocate and a usability fiend. I run a 
company that setup wordpress sites for clients and make custom wordpress 
plugins. We do other stuff as well but I thought I would introduce 
myself and stay on topic :))

good work friends!!!

Hayford O'Leary, Sean wrote:
> You know, I sort of agree, but I also disagree somewhat.
>
> Whenever I'm using any WYSIWYG form, I'm in Word form: I expect tab to 
> tab, CTRL+B to bold, etc.
>
> I see your point of not tying down tab, but I think a lot of users 
> would like to be able to easily make a tab space.
>
> On 11/17/05, *Robert Deaton* <false.hopes at gmail.com 
> <mailto:false.hopes at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>     Nothing should bind to the tab key, it is fundamentally wrong to steal
>     the tab key, tab is meant for navigating the page by keyboard, namely
>     tabbing in the edit form should move to the save key.
>
>     On 11/17/05, Shelby Denike < shelby at fauxzen.com
>     <mailto:shelby at fauxzen.com>> wrote:
>     > I agree 100% with you Austin,  Indent and quote should be 2
>     different
>     > things.  Indent should be like hitting the "tab" key.
>     >
>     > Shelby
>     > On Nov 17, 2005, at 6:39 AM, Austin Matzko wrote:
>     >
>     > > On 11/17/05, Justin Moore <wantmoore at gmail.com
>     <mailto:wantmoore at gmail.com>> wrote:
>     > >> Yeah, like Andy said - the "indent" is the new "quote"
>     button. The
>     > >> purpose of WYSIWYG is to make it easier for folks who've never
>     > >> touched
>     > >> HTML before but are perfectly comfortable in a word processor
>     style
>     > >> environment such as MS Word. If you fire up your office
>     software, I
>     > >> guarantee you'll not find a "blockquote" button, but instead a
>     > >> "Indent" one.
>     > >
>     > > Doesn't this go against the principles of the semantic
>     web?  It seems
>     > > to associate style with something that is structural.  If we
>     really
>     > > want to indent, we could just add something like
>     style="margin-left:
>     > > 1em;" to the p tag.
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