-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Somebody claiming to be Robin Winslow wrote: >I know HTML5 defines <header>, <footer>, <nav> and <article>, and >that's very helpful. But also many websites have a <div >class="container"> that encloses everything, to squeeze the content >into the middle of the page
The correct solution is not not have such a hackish element in your markup. I never do. CSS is powerful enough that you don't need it, it just wastes space. ><nav> inside the <header> or after it Is the nav part of the header (in your concept of the page) or not? There's your answer. >and how should left and right >columns be marked-up? Should they be within the <article> element? Or >not? Almost certainly not. Sidebars are often <aside> (if they are content that is tangential to the main content, as they often are) and are also often <nav>. Sometimes they are neither. - -- Stephen Paul Weber, @singpolyma See <http://singpolyma.net> for how I prefer to be contacted edition right joseph -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJO9M9DAAoJENEcKRHOUZzes8MQAKM6hYRLU/awWnm8LLFZXhXA lGRyFQC/wezRWVfCVAgNzddCURHXt/qAuQD3yKQRvmBEeUql1jzSxlXYrOH5H5sO kfLZtwx9tV38LcDl4pxqhPjkgbEynmCQ9s4nIa/vj8+8ES6u/oztyniq7C7fM6bB V/ksW9HtfmAXzWKO3+b8pjtEi4+t9vXr1JSTpLxDwszN1W4D74g7lGAAobOI3ENf vHe6QENgJkivgKITk2Q8q+hzfaeO+IrK12zqLUvbzv0qSFw0F3qxD+BBH6zzNmou 2pap2XslI7BCIrPz1Sk4qu5TMbsdSb1oiwkAMkT9YwlO1cdDH4xZQFe84wP9oCqF vsNRZUSx9gTOI8JnA4RuzijpT5bz9J84I/R+1o6w+ZObnmmaWtk+0eXvm3rtsRCP AhdA5cnKL2VavO17sqNyHDALUBhopmk5hlSPkVT8f6AAq5PGxe+NyfeygUDRHvrh YP59mbcKGjPAGU3zPt5j5dnqx8Jh9ocy8v7h3JRhtgNnjj7zeDT+agWTCF82Or1k 1bHWRQWsKtOpxL6Xl2vosEceNKZhtN3z7Xww2XUo+yRR4deT4LX/0GgXueAuV2SK zl9CpxMD6u46BjWFXC020sm/mOwH7RxOeE8JMb758YOEeNKjO9miK0mEnQ6JUMyZ d/urKuuBuAc1a1u+uig5 =uN2b -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ microformats-discuss mailing list microformats-discuss@microformats.org http://microformats.org/mailman/listinfo/microformats-discuss
