<div id="content">
<h1>Company founders</h1>
<h2>Joe Blog</h2>
<p>Blurb about Joe...</p>
<h3>Joe's career highs</h3>
<p>Career blurb...</p>
<h2>Jane doe</h2>
<p>Blurb about Jane...</p>
<h3>Jane's career highs</h3>
<p>Career blurb...</p>
</div>
<div id="nav">
<h2>site sections</h2>
<ul>
<li>section 1</li>
To jump back to another related issue I raised, wouldn't this code - seen structurally - erroneously relate the "site sections" nav list to the main content title ("Company founders")? As <div>s have no real semantic aspect, "site sections" here is, structurally speaking, another 2nd-level heading in the series: "Joe Blog", "Jane Doe", "site sections", etc. Which is plainly wrong.
I imagine that in XHTML 2 (and again, I'm no expert on upcoming specs) that <section> would be used instead of <div>. But presumably then <h2>site sections</h2> would be <h>site sections</h>, and would implicitly - being the first heading in the <section> - be equivalent to <h1>site sections</h1>? Shouldn't we be using <h1> now for the first title in each page "section"?
Gyrus
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