TuteC wrote:
Hello all! I have a rather simple question: does it have any semantical meaning the name of a div? For example, if I have a <div class="Distributors"><h3>Distributors</h3></div>, will the search engine understand the name of the div or di I need that h3 to do that?
How about <h3 title='Distributors'>Distributors</h3>? You really don't need the enclosing div. I'm not sure whether the title will help SE effectiveness, but IMHO title is semantically stronger than class... I think the main semantic weight comes more from the <h3> itself than from any CSS attributes it might have declared, though (although I'm happy to be corrected).
I know it has little sense and certainly I use also the h3, but it was just a question I had. Also, as <h3> means "Heading 3", what thas "div" mean?
Division. From Wikipedia: "DIV, an HTML tag which implements a generic block level object".
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