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Aside (4) On the rendering of asides
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The text in these examples is nonsensical filling, random bits from different sources. For the sake of my argument, please regard the darker areas as semantic asides to the lighter areas. I'll try to put all this in blog post with better examples.
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[continued from Asides (3) On the rendering of 'nested' asides]
Yet, that approach does not exclude the definition of an aside as a sibling to the entìre article itself (perhaps joined together in a section or body). So instead of encircling the còntent of the article it would encompass the entìre article. In my language, in prepress terms this would be called a "kader" by the way.
Anyway, the difference between outside and inside (nested) definition of aside would be extremely subtle and should be disregarded. Instead I encourage everyone to always think of aside as a sìbling definition and view the relation semantically as stated by Oli. Here it is once more:
"An easy way to think about this is is related content that could be cut, eg by a mobile browser."
Aside (4) On the rendering of asides
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The text in these examples is nonsensical filling, random bits from different sources. For the sake of my argument, please regard the darker areas as semantic asides to the lighter areas. I'll try to put all this in blog post with better examples.
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[continued from Asides (3) On the rendering of 'nested' asides]
Yet, that approach does not exclude the definition of an aside as a sibling to the entìre article itself (perhaps joined together in a section or body). So instead of encircling the còntent of the article it would encompass the entìre article. In my language, in prepress terms this would be called a "kader" by the way.
Anyway, the difference between outside and inside (nested) definition of aside would be extremely subtle and should be disregarded. Instead I encourage everyone to always think of aside as a sìbling definition and view the relation semantically as stated by Oli. Here it is once more:
"An easy way to think about this is is related content that could be cut, eg by a mobile browser."