Hi everyone,

I am using wordpress and wp-theme skybrown. I have made some changes in a theme (erased google ads, codes for embedded video etc.)... and now when I write post or page, tag <strong> is not working, so text is normal, although it should be bold…
URL is: http://www.spgsberoun.cz/
I would be grateful fotr any ideas…
Thanks in advance!!!
p.

Good Day!

Not sure how you are using the <strong> tag, however looking at your CSS file I personally didn’t notice any resets in it. I might be wrong, but I would look through your CSS file once again and see if there is a reset for it. Also, don’t kill me for this but if you are using the tag incorrectly it will not show up as you expect. Here is the correct usage, I’m sure you know about it;

Examples of where you are using this exactly would help.

Thank you,

Can you please copy & paste the part of your code that is using the STRONG tag so we can see?

Thanks.

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Hey pretty sure it’s all working fine?

Can anyone please explain whats the difference between bold tag and strong tag ?

Bold was used in HTML versions. Now, in XHTML, bold is deprecated and we use strong. The difference is nothing but if you try to validate your XHTML code into the w3 validator it won’t.

Sorry for my bad english,

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That’s strange.

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the right should be

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trader - 24 January 2011 04:18 PM

This is an ongoing discussion in various fora including WebmasterWorld.

From a semantic standpoint, <em> and <strong> are the correct elements to use when something needs to be emphasized or strongly emphasized.

But, here is where the problem comes in. Many don’t know the meaning behind those two elements. The new WYSIWYG programs are now wrapping elements in <strong> when in fact they should probably be styled using a <span> element so the meaning is not misinterpreted.

I can see it now, 2011 will be a <strong> year for many. I can’t emphasize how <strong> it will be. ;)

P.S. I use all four of the elements. I used <i> and <b> for visual clues and then <em> and <strong> when I want a semantic clue. ;)

thanks, thats inspire me!, but i often use <b> XD
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One way of working out what is semantically most appropriate is to imagine what a screen reader would do.

ProfMoriarty, there is some sense in making a “bold” class when you want to avoid hardcoding a particular style into the HTML, as whilst with CSS you could always do a b {font-weight:normal;}

I would definitely be using <b></b> as well.

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ProfMoriarty, there is some sense in making a “bold” class when you want to avoid hardcoding a particular style into the HTML, as whilst with CSS you could always do

I like the site. I don’t think you have to make any changes. The layout is good, the color scheme is good and the logo is also good.
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