The importance of HTML5 sectioning elements by Heydon Pickering
A good explanation of HTML5’s sectioning content and outline algorithm.
The definition of the cite element (and the blockquote element) has been changed for the better in HTML5 …at least in the W3C version anyway.
A good explanation of HTML5’s sectioning content and outline algorithm.
Bruce’s thoughts on the proposed inclusion of a “content” or “maincontent” element in HTML5.
Personally, I don’t think there’s much point in adding a new element when there’s an existing attribute (role=”main”) that does exactly the same thing.
Also, I don’t see much point in adding an element that can only be used once and only once in a document. However, if a “content” or “maincontent” element could be used inside any sectioning content (section, article, nav, aside), then I could see it being far more useful.
This helps to clarify the difference between native semantics and ARIA additions.
This is a great response to my recent post about semantics in HTML. Steve explores the accessibility implications. I heartily concur with his rallying cry at the end:
Get involved!
A very even-handed look at the time and data debacle in HTML5.
Agreeing and disagreeing with Divya.
Who knows where the time element goes?
Once again, the data shows confusion between sections and articles in HTML5.
All I want for Christmas is a lint tool.
The HTML5 spec has been updated again.