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VIPStephan · 11-07-2012, 10:52 PM

No, I wasn’t saying that setting them to display as inline element is wrong per se, I meant that putting lis into anchors is wrong, even if you make them display: inline with CSS.
The HTML validator doesn’t care about CSS styles, it only cares about the HTML, and the only valid way is to put the anchors inside the list items, not vice versa. How you make the items look with CSS doesn’t matter. And setting display: inline on them is perfectly fine.

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VIPStephan The fat guy next door Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Halle (Saale), Germany Posts: 7,613 Thanks: 5 Thanked 865 Times in 842 Posts	No, I wasn’t saying that setting them to display as inline element is wrong per se, I meant that putting `li`s into anchors is wrong, even if you make them `display: inline` with CSS. The HTML validator doesn’t care about CSS styles, it only cares about the HTML, and the only valid way is to put the anchors inside the list items, not vice versa. How you make the items look with CSS doesn’t matter. And setting `display: inline` on them is perfectly fine. __________________ Don’t click this link!