It appears they have the basic stuff in a css file, and anything you customize is inline. I don't really see many problems with the code they're using (it's even valid XHTML). Sure you could argue that <p> is better than <div class="paragraph">, but for a photo album it doesn't matter much.
It would be really nice to see <div class="thumb"><img src="..." /><p>Bottom of waterfall</p></div>. But what they're doing is certainly "good enough".
by Abhi Beckert — Jan 19
<div class="paragraph Caption" style="line-height: 15px; padding-bottom: 0pt; padding-top: 0pt; ">Bottom of Waterfall</div>
It appears they have the basic stuff in a css file, and anything you customize is inline. I don't really see many problems with the code they're using (it's even valid XHTML). Sure you could argue that <p> is better than <div class="paragraph">, but for a photo album it doesn't matter much.
It would be really nice to see <div class="thumb"><img src="..." /><p>Bottom of waterfall</p></div>. But what they're doing is certainly "good enough".