Apparently my use of "\\\â¦" results in my
page being invalid xhtml transitional. I am not sure why I care; the
browsers render what I want. I do care however, so I am left in a bind.
I do not know much about CSS, certainly not enough to have done more
than trivially edit the WordPress theme I am using. From what I see in
my search results, I am supposed to be using CSS to handle this sort of
font sizing thing, and while I see something to that effect in the
style.css for the theme, it appears to be wrapped up in how comments are
treated. I really do not know what I am doing, and advice and/or
assistance would be welcome, including a pointer to a Fine Manual for me
to Read (reference to RTFM).
On the off chance that anyone is willing to look at it, the style.css is
up at
luke/style.txt.
UPDATE 2006-08-08 22:34 EDT: Vincas rocks. He pointed me at
http://alistapart.com/articles/taminglists/
and then continued to help me with examples and letting me think out
loud until I figured out enough to add my own div id stuff. So now I can
make my references display small without violating xhmtl transitional. âº
