Foundation HTML5 with CSS3

Chapter 4 Required Attributes There aren’t any required attributes for the nav element. Optional Attributes The nav element does ...

Constructing Content Headings always require both a start tag and an end tag. They fall under their own content model— heading c ...

Chapter 4 Listing 4-8. Headings within sections <h1>Costume Accessories</h1> <p>All the trappings and trimming ...

Constructing Content other subheadings within the same hgroup don’t count towards the document outline. This is perfect for subt ...

Chapter 4 Optional Attributes The hgroup element has no optional attributes. Outlines and Sectioning Roots A well-structured HTM ...

Constructing Content Everything seems to be in order until you reach the last paragraph: does that note about tailoring refer on ...

Chapter 4 To some extent this is really the problem of the people who make screen-reading software, and you as a developer are s ...

Constructing Content Figure 4-3 shows what these paragraphs will look like in a browser. The p element is styled as block-level ...

Chapter 4 back after the ceremony and bought five more capes, plus matching gauntlets!</p> </blockquote> Web browser ...

Constructing Content attribution than a physical location on a street in a town somewhere (though it can certainly include a phy ...

Chapter 4 Listing 4-14. Poetry wrapped in a pre element to preserve its formatting <pre> even little things can have great ...

Constructing Content The hr element is styled as block-level by default so it will appear on its own line, but the amount of spa ...

Chapter 4 Listing 4-16. A block of content wrapped in a div element <div class="legal"> <p class="copyright">&co ...

Constructing Content Listing 4-17 shows a minimal figure element containing a single image without a caption. We'll cover the im ...

Chapter 4 figcaption The figcaption element, also introduced in HTML5, represents a caption or legend for the other contents of ...

Constructing Content Figure 4-9. A lightly styled figure and its caption A figure element can contain any flow content, and so m ...

Chapter 4 Figure 4-10. Nested figures after a healthy dose of CSS Before HTML5 there was no easy way to explicitly associate a p ...

Constructing Content the external site’s owner. Framing someone else’s website and passing it off as your own isn’t a very nice ...

Chapter 4 An optional name attribute provides a name for the iframe’s browsing context, allowing links, forms, and scripts to ta ...

Constructing Content  seamless: A Boolean attribute that, when present, indicates that the browser should render the inline fra ...