Title: RE: [WSG] Quick h1,h2 etc question
Thanks all, I thought 2 was the way to be doing it, I'm sure I'd read on the W3C though that they had to be used to structure an ordered numerical hierarchy, but I can't imagine many practical examples where you might do this.
Thanks again
I can't see any problems with your second example in theory - but it's
an impossible question to answer without content. Remember that
(X)HTML elements are supposed to describe or explain (for want of
better words) the content that they are marking up.
So there aren't any rules as to how header
Jamie Mason wrote:
Hi,
I'm sure this has been asked time and time again and is probably a
daft question, but which is the proper way to use header tags? Thanks
in advance for your patience and help!
Depends on what you want to optimize.
Tonico
G'day
Think of the headings as a collapsible outline, with sections and
sub-sections, each with a heading of the *appropriate* level.
Collapse it (as one can do in Word for instance) and you should
see an outline made up of headings that makes sense. Each h2
belongs to a sub-section of the
Have to remember that search engines will read the contents of header tags so i think best way is for heading text, titles etc. For list headings i think it would be easier to using a seperate style.
The second option i think is the better way to go though, just for organization and nice and
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Subject: Re: [WSG] Quick h1,h2 etc question
On Tue, 1 Feb 2005 12:11:57 -, Jamie Mason wrote:
2) With the exception
