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HTML5 is the new version of HTML. (Now it's not very new) that comes with many new tags, such as <article>, <nav>, <section>, <aside>, <figure> etc. The problem is that there are so many that I don't know. Which tags to use, especially when should <article> and <section> be used? We'll see. Recommended article: [HTML5] Everything you should know about HTML5! I believe that many people still only use <div> all over the page until it becomes a <div> nested <div> nested into a long <div>. The disadvantage of the <div> tag is that it is a tag that has no meaning for Search Engine. An example of an HTML tag that has meaning (Semantics) is <p> meaning a paragraph, <h1> meaning a large topic, etc.
Therefore, new tags such as <article>, <section>, <nav> were created in HTML5 to be used Phone Number List in place of These tags, in new browsers, will be empty tags that are inserted. CSS display: block is already included as a basis. There's no face. If you want something more, go write your own CSS. If it's an old browser (older versions of IE or Firefox 3), you can use a script like Modernizr or HTML5Shiv to make the browser recognize HTML5 tags first and then write custom CSS straight in, or you can put HTML5 Reset at the top to You can set display: block to automatically add new tags. What does this article have? Show How to choose the right HTML5 tags Today I was studying how to create a theme for.
Themeforest and came across a table that explains how to select every HTML5 tag in detail. So I compiled it for everyone to read. HTML5 Tag Flowchart HTML5 tag selection table from html5doctor com This table was created by HTML5Doctor, a website that collects very good HTML5 content. The table may be a little difficult to read. The admin has compiled it in Thai below. How to choose the right HTML5 tag for each situation Let's look at the questions one by one as follows: 1. Is this content the main Navigation (menu)? If yes, use <nav> The <nav> tag is used to cover various menus, including menus for the entire website. or a specific menu for that page, or even a link that when pressed will open the menu as well. If not, see the next point.
Therefore, new tags such as <article>, <section>, <nav> were created in HTML5 to be used Phone Number List in place of These tags, in new browsers, will be empty tags that are inserted. CSS display: block is already included as a basis. There's no face. If you want something more, go write your own CSS. If it's an old browser (older versions of IE or Firefox 3), you can use a script like Modernizr or HTML5Shiv to make the browser recognize HTML5 tags first and then write custom CSS straight in, or you can put HTML5 Reset at the top to You can set display: block to automatically add new tags. What does this article have? Show How to choose the right HTML5 tags Today I was studying how to create a theme for.
Themeforest and came across a table that explains how to select every HTML5 tag in detail. So I compiled it for everyone to read. HTML5 Tag Flowchart HTML5 tag selection table from html5doctor com This table was created by HTML5Doctor, a website that collects very good HTML5 content. The table may be a little difficult to read. The admin has compiled it in Thai below. How to choose the right HTML5 tag for each situation Let's look at the questions one by one as follows: 1. Is this content the main Navigation (menu)? If yes, use <nav> The <nav> tag is used to cover various menus, including menus for the entire website. or a specific menu for that page, or even a link that when pressed will open the menu as well. If not, see the next point.