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NAV MARKER

Old HTML4 approach: <div id = "nav"> </div>

In HTML5 you should write: <nav> </nav> The <nav> tag is used where we present links to other subpages, which is usually the page's menu. The <nav> tag is used to indicate the main navigation blocks. If we have a menu with sitelinks on the page and the footer of the page where we will put different links, the <nav> tag should not be used in the second case.

FOOTER MARKER

In HTML4 we wrote: <div id = "footer"> </div>

HTML5 has the following entry: <footer> </footer>

FOOTER is the footer of the element in which the tag was used. A page can contain more than one footer tag, but each must be in a different section (that is, it must be inserted into a different tag).

ASIDE MARKER

ASIDE is the section where the content associated with the tag in which it appears is placed, but it is not required to understand the main content declared in the main tag. Most often, footnotes and ads are placed in this tag.

SPAN MARKER

The span tag lets you format a piece of text

MARKER

Unnumbered lists are lists of related items, such as navigation references or headers. <li> </li>

MARKER ol

Numbered lists are lists of related numbered items, such as navigation references or headers. <ol> </ol>

When creating html code, always remember to close tags. For example, the opening <p> tag must have its closing </p>, just like almost all other tags. The exceptions are some self-closing tags like <br> and <img>.

BRAND MARKER

This tag breaks the line of text - moves the text to the next line, but HTML5 does not recommend using this tag as a last resort.

MARKER img

The img tag - embeds a document in a given place - an image. It is one of the self-closing tags. <Img src = "// www.poswojsku.info/poswojskulogo.jpg" alt = "logo poswojsku" />