September 2023
Beginner to intermediate
320 pages
10h 24m
English
Content preview from Teach Yourself VISUALLY HTML and CSS, 2nd Edition
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CHAPTER 3
Structuring a Web Page
In this chapter, you learn to structure a web page by using semantic elements, which are elements whose names explain their purpose, such as the header element and the article element. You also learn how to use the nonsemantic span and div elements to select parts of a page.
Meet the Elements for Structuring Web Pages
Select Items with span and div Elements
Create header Elements and footer Elements
Add article Elements to a Page
Create Pull Quotes with the aside Element
Meet the Elements for Structuring Web Pages
HTML enables you to use a wide variety of elements to structure your web pages. Some elements, such as the header element and the footer element, are semantic, which means their names clearly express their roles: The header element goes at the top of a web page or of another element, and the footer element goes at the bottom. Other elements are nonsemantic, meaning that their names do not clearly express their roles; for example, the span element specifies a short section of text, and the div element specifies a longer section, without expressing what part of the page those sections represent.
Grasp Semantic and Nonsemantic Elements
To structure your web pages, you will use semantic elements, such as the header element, the figure element, and the section element. To ...
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