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meaixnorth:
. You need to have a break tag at the end of each of those lines
like you did at the end. Also, you shouldn’t have used headers,
sections, and footers for the different parts. Semantically, those
are indicative of different parts of a website. Since this is just
a single document, it should just be paragraph and the different
list tags. You also cited the quote instead of Bill. you should
have quote tags around the quote (and make sure to remove both of
the quotation marks because the quote tags will add them in the
browser) and cite tags around Bill’s name (you can tell by
looking at the final product on the browser that y
Fixed the address br tags, I must have forgotten those
hehe.
and fixed the citing.
So section tags are not used used to denote a separate
parts/topics of a composition?
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meaixnorth:
. You need to have a break tag at the end of each of those lines
like you did at the end. Also, you shouldn’t have used headers,
sections, and footers for the different parts. Semantically, those
are indicative of different parts of a website. Since this is just
a single document, it should just be paragraph and the different
list tags. You also cited the quote instead of Bill. you should
have quote tags around the quote (and make sure to remove both of
the quotation marks because the quote tags will add them in the
browser) and cite tags around Bill’s name (you can tell by looking
at the final product on the browser that y
Fixed the address br tags, I must have forgotten those hehe.
and fixed the citing.
So section tags are not used used to denote a separate
parts/topics of a composition?
It depends on what the composition is. A simple document like
this which is essentially an email being posted online, then no you
wouldn’t use section, main, aside, header, footer, etc. tags. Once
you get to CSS, semantics becomes clear very quickly. It’s one of
those things that will all of a sudden click–at least that’s how it
was for me.
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