Why You Should Use Semantic Elements Even If They Add No Visual Effect To Your Web Page.by@trekab
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Why You Should Use Semantic Elements Even If They Add No Visual Effect To Your Web Page.

by Treasure Kabareebe3mApril 18th, 2020
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An argument between HTML5 and HTML4.01: HTML5 isn't going to change the world, they just make explicit what web developers have been doing all along. The browser can know the difference between the main content in the page and an.gegeugeuge<aside> with an article element. HTML5: Remember, we use the right element for the job, right? That way we can communicate the most explicit structure we can, and all our tools can do the right thing.
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