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Revision as of 09:48, 4 July 2024

The goal of this project is to modernize the tags and links on site to be a) proper transformations of text and b) standardized. Not only does it lead to cleaner presentation, but this can also help SEO. Check with show preview if you're not sure about changes. I've tried to provide examples of what needs added.

Use of big tags

Convert to span tags with the style font-size:1.25em; each big tag adds .25em, so if there are multiple big tags, add .25em for each (ie three big tags is 1.75em)

<span style="font-size:1.25em">center</span>

Use of u tags

Underlines! The suggested tag replacement is a span tag with text-decoration:underline. That said, underlining text is generally considered poor practice as they are reserved for links—if it's generally appropriate to, convert underlines to italics or bold to emphasize instead.

<span style="text-decoration:underline">content</span>

Use of s tags

Strikethroughs. Use span tags with text-decoration:line-through instead. Some people use s tags to break links: use nowiki tags instead.

<span style="text-decoration:line-through">
strike tags are the same thing, and should be replaced the same

use of b tags

down with the boldness. Use three apostrophes to surround text to make things bold. Check your formatting here, as sometimes things aren't wrapped properly or people forget to close the bold tags.

use of i tags

Italics. Use two apostrophes to surround text to make it happen. Make sure the italics actually close.

mobile links