HTML5 & CSS3 Fundamentals: Development for Absolute Beginners

Defining the Structure of Your Document - 06

Play Defining the Structure of Your Document - 06
Sign in to queue

Description

Moving beyond the text, this lesson discusses how to give semantic meaning to the various elements of a web page using header, footer, aside, nave, h1 through h2, article, section, and more.

Download the source code for Defining the Structure of Your Document

Tags:

HTML 5, HTML5

Embed

Download

Download this episode

More episodes in this series

Related episodes

The Discussion

  • User profile image
    Angel Medina

    Thanks for the lessons. You don't know how much this is helping me at my current job. You just been bookmarked!

    Thanks again!

  • User profile image
    BobTabor

    Unlocking

  • User profile image
    alijam

    I really wanna thank you for this awesome contribution. ;)

  • User profile image
    Vishwas

    Thanks Bob for sharing your talent!...

  • User profile image
    Bruno

    Perfect lessons, great job thanks!

  • User profile image
    Jerome

    You didnt use hgroup tag for your h tags in your lesson 6 example!

    So far I haven't learned a lot about technical HTML 5 stuff. But learned a lot so far about the semantics! I thought I was a tidy coder, until now. You have a lot of knowledge about html and open up a new side to webpages and html that I never knew really existed. I agree, maybe in the near future semantics will play a big role with how the browser renders pages!

    thanks.

  • User profile image
    BobTabor

    @Jerome: re: hgroup ... it's been cut from the HTML5 spec:

    http://html5doctor.com/the-hgroup-element/

    ... and from reading about it I got the sense that it wasn't going to last (I couldn't see the SEMANTIC value in it ... seemed like an extra hook for CSS ... seems like others agreed).

    Glad the videos had some value to you!  Smiley  Good luck!

     

  • User profile image
    Naresh​Guevara

    Thanks Bob  .. thank you very much.. Smiley

Comments closed

Comments have been closed since this content was published more than 30 days ago, but if you'd like to send us feedback you can Contact Us.