HTML5, the most current version of HTML, introduced support for semantic elements; an example of which are represents bold and (emphasis) represents italics.
Not entirely accurate... and I think it's important when teaching junior developers to get the fundamentals clear. <strong> and <em> have been around since HTML 4.01.
Not entirely accurate... and I think it's important when teaching junior developers to get the fundamentals clear.
<strong>and<em>have been around since HTML 4.01.The HTML5 semantic elements better refer to
<header>,<nav>, etc.bitdegree.org/learn/html5-semantic...
Might be worth giving some examples of CSS resets as well :) I personally use a modified version of Meyer's reset: meyerweb.com/eric/tools/css/reset/ (my modified version: github.com/nataliedeweerd/blank_we... )
Included! Thanks.
Iβll double check the facts and update. What you stated on the HTML versions sounds right. Not sure how I missed that.
Iβll consider the resets, although I havenβt had as much need for those recently. They should probably be there for completeness.