Should I Or Should I Not?

My Doubt Is In Html, Should I Put All The Heading's In The Header Tag?

19th Mar 2018, 6:07 PM

Srujan THE GAMER

6 Answers

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I didn't "learn" 12 languages, I've completed the 12 languages courses here: that's not exactly the same thing ^^ And anyway, I've mastered more or less some of them before coming to sololearn (web languages particularly)... Here, I've really learned (from scratch, and keeping effort to practice) Python, almost learned SQL, Java, Swift, C#, Ruby and JQuery (from scratch, but not focusing on practice) and learned again C++ and almost Php (not really from scratch, and not focusing on practice) ;)

20th Mar 2018, 8:05 AM

visph

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@Jax: OP was asking about the "header" tag, not the "head" tag ^^ @Srujan THE GAMER: yes, you should put all the content headings in one or more <header> tag elements, as this is semantically well suited, but that's not syntaxically mandatory... you could put them in other tag elements, especially <h1> to <h6> tag elements, which are already semantically refered as heading's parts. Anyway, you must not be confused between <head> and <header> tags, wich are used for totaly different purposes. <header> tag is used for headings in the <body> visual content part of an html document, while <head> tag is located before <body> tag and used for non visual information about the document. <head> and <body> tags must appear once and only once both inside the root <html> tag.

20th Mar 2018, 1:26 AM

visph

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What kind of help do you need?

19th Mar 2018, 9:59 PM

Jax