The HTML 5 section tag

The traditional h1… h6 HTML tags were developed to allow the generation of a document outline, but there is a problem with the fact that, for example, a blog post displayed in a feed reader may violate the reader's heading structure. If the post is using h1, and the reader already uses the h1 tag for something else, the heading may show up as a huge text on the reader page. The solution: proper CSS styling, and inclusion of the post in a HTML 5 section tag. But until HTML 5 is widely implemented, not using heading tags inside the feed content remains a good alternative.

POST#0064 2009-MAR-20

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COMM#12395 2009-MAR-21

Andi Stancu wrote:

This is why I prefer to use readers that parse the rss into own design, like Google Reader.

COMM#12396 2009-MAR-21

Dragoş Ioniţă wrote:

That's interesting, I wasn't aware it could do that. Going to try it myself and see how it works.

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