[eluser]Xeoncross[/eluser]
[quote author="Nick Husher" date="1222118338"]Generally, all visual user agents will be using your author-provided stylesheet and all nonvisual or semi-visual user agents will ignore it. Very few users will bother to turn off your default stylesheet in favor of the browser defaults and usually these users will be using an aural or magnifying component to their UA, which requires its own degree of attention that isn't just 'does it look good without a stylesheet.'[/quote]
Yes, I agree with you. However, with each useragent a CSS style/aliment is pre-set within the browser for each element. Wither it is Opera mini, Lynx, FF, or even Print - they have DL's aligned better by default that anything else (but tables).
So my point was that by using DL's I can be sure that wither it is text-based, mobile, or desktop - my forms would align best with a DL as apposed to DIV or UL tags.
Do you understand where I am coming from? I'm not a DIV hater or something.
DIV's are nice - but they can't do this.
[quote author="Nick Husher" date="1222118338"]For instance, if aural users are a significant portion of your user base, you should consider building an aural stylesheet as well as a visual one and use @media selectors to differentiate between the two.[/quote]
Good recommendation.
