Using the right HTML elements has more importance than many of us realise.
Known as Semantic HTML, it's all about bringing meaning to the page and ...
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Over all pretty good, but you should probably avoid advising folks use the hgroup element. It looks like you've grabbed these code examples from MDN, so you should probably have spotted the usage notes on hgroup, which notes that it's been removed from the HTML spec.
For further reading on heading markup, you can check out this
Absolutely, thank you for pointing it out. I should have mentioned it as I have for other elements.
What about
<marquee>though? 😅😅marquee is deprecated
does it have a replacement?
github.com/muchweb/html5-marquee
mark
highlight text
/mark
dev.to/samanthaming/highlight-text...
Nice collection, but there is a problem with your explanation of the address-element, although it is a very common misconception (I have used it loads of times in this way). The HTML5 Doctor explains it very clearly: html5doctor.com/the-address-element/
Thank you so much for pointing it out, that's valuable information, i'll add it to the article as soon as I can 😄
Great article. I had no idea about any of these, I can definitely see myself using the hgroup tag in the future.
In replacement of <hgroup>, MDN has some other suggestions:
w3.org/TR/html52/common-idioms-wit...
Glad you found some use out of it. I thought the exact same thing when I discovered
hgroup😄Thanks so much
Neat, thanks for sharing!
thanks, for this handy article
Thank you very much for sharing that information. Some of the mentioned, i haven't known so far.
Glad you've learned something out of it ! Thank you for reading 🙂
Thanks for the great article and some of them look really interesting to use,
My question is are those really help in SEO when using them ?
I love Semantic HTML. Good article!
Thanks, especially grouping the headers is something worth knowing.
Except it’s not :-)
Ah, I had forgotten about these tags
You're better off using RDFa or Microdata for semantic markup. Search engines understand it (at least partially), and the vocabulary is much more general.
Thank you. I liked it
Hi Bro, what about this tags:
< q >, < mark >, < time >, and & #8209;
It's a non exhaustive list :)
Good tips Christopher.
👍
How about the deprecated ones not worth knowing unless at some sort of developer pub quiz (I wish that was a thing)
menu element
frameset element