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- Beginner Recipe: Building an HTML5 Starter Document
- Where Do All the New Elements Come From?
- Beginner Recipe: Using the header Element to Create a Site Header
- Beginner Recipe: Using the hgroup Element to Group Headings
- Beginner Recipe: Creating Navigation with the nav Element
- Intermediate Recipe: Using the New article Element
- Intermediate Recipe: Grouping Content with the section Element
- Beginner Recipe: Creating a Sidebar with the aside Element
- Beginner Recipe: Using the footer Element
- Intermediate Recipe: Using the HTML5 Outliner to Ensure the Correct Structure
- Advanced Recipe: Using All the New Elements to Build a News Page
- Advanced Recipe: Using All the New Elements to Build a Search Results Page
- Summary
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This chapter is from the book
Summary
In this chapter, you learned about the new elements available in HTML5 that you can use when creating the main structure of a web page. Starting with a new docytpe and changes to how you call JavaScript and CSS files, you then used header, hgroup, nav, footer, article, section, and aside to create a page layout. Then, by examining the document outline, you checked that your structure made sense and that you used the correct elements.
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