The timestamp/ datetime is also put in as an attribute of the <ins> or <del> tag. It sure would be a lot more useful if the datetime was displayed, perhaps as a tooltip, when the mouse cursor is scrolled over the <ins> or <del> tagged text.
As it is now, how else can a blog reader see the datetime except to view source?
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blocks. Unfortunately, if you enter the following code in a WordPress post (version 1.5.2):
<p>
Main post text.</p>
<ins datetime=”2005-09-23T08:46:48+00:00″><p>
Oh, I forgot: additional paragraph one.</p>
</ins><ins datetime=”2005-09-23T08:47:44+00:00″><p>
Also: additional paragraph two.</p>
</ins>
WordPress adds an extra </p>
at the end, which of course stops the blog validating as correct XHTML. If you try putting each <ins> element on a new line, then WordPress still adds a superfluous </p>
, but now also sticks a <br />
between the two <ins>
elements, creating unwanted white space in the layout.
This bug(?) is breaking validation on my blog with this post.
(Sorry for not formatting the code in this query as code, but it kept erasing elements, so I gave up.)
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