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[electricland]

We hates* the "span" tag, precious. Oh yes, we do.

Why am I spending my afternoons up to my elbows in crappy eWebEdit-generated HTML code, again?

*Except on the very rare occasions when we needs it, that is.

Comments

[punmeister.livejournal.com]

span is your friend, if you treat him right; I've seen him many a time today, helping to get the CSS juuusssst right. (Of course the higher-ups then say stuff like "No, I don't like the way my idea looks now that I can actually see it, change it back to the way you had it in the first place.")

[electricland.livejournal.com]

Well, to give you an idea of what I was dealing with:

< p class="bodytext" > < span class="bodytext" > some text < /span > < a glossary tag > glossary word < /a > < span class="bodytext" > some more text < /span > ...

... ad infinitum is NOT treating him right. *eyeroll* ()

[electricland.livejournal.com]

Um. And I'm not at all sure what that last tag is doing. I assume it was an < a > that got away from me. *blush*

[electricland.livejournal.com]

And, yes, that's what higher-ups do. Welcome to the wonderful world of internal projects. ;)