The <address> element is to be used explicitly for marking up contact informationfor its nearest <article> or <body> ancestor. To […]
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details and summary elements
How many times have you wanted to create a simple open and close widget on yourpage? A piece of summary […]
The figure and figcaption elements
The HTML specification relates that the <figure> element:“…can thus be used to annotate illustrations, diagrams, photos, code listings, etc.”So we […]
The blockquote element
A blockquote is used to markup text that is quoted from somewhere else. You don’thave to wrap the text with […]
The p element
The <p> element is used to markup a paragraph. However, don’t think that meansit can only be used on text […]
The div element
The most ubiquitous grouping element is the <div>. The <div> is so widely usedbecause it is opinion-less. It conveys nothing. […]
A note on h1-h6 elements
Something I wasn’t aware of initially is that using h1-h6 tags to mark up headingsand subheadings is discouraged. I’m talking […]
The HTML5 outline algorithm
Ordinarily, for an HTML document, headings would begin with an h1 for themain page title and then progress to using […]
The footer element
Like the <header>, the <footer> element doesn’t take part in the outline algorithm(more on that in the following section) so […]
The header element
Practically, the <header> can be used for the “masthead” area of a site’s header butalso as an introduction to other […]