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Semantic elements were created to simply describe the meaning of words in programming languages. They help browsers and developers understand the purpose of tags and their roles, and can define page structure. Before semantic tags, pages were structured with DIV tags that did not provide meaning. Current pages can be corrected using semantic tags like <header>, <navigation>, and <footer>. Semantic tags like <figure> and <figcaption> describe specific elements but do not change formatting, which must be configured with CSS.
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- 3. Before the existence of semantics tags, the content of the page was structured with DIV tags. DIV tags did not provide information about its meaning. For this reason it was complicated to understand the purpose of each element NOTE >> Here, there is one scheme with semantics elements.
- 4. Currently, there are Web sites that contain HTML code like this: Now, this code can be corrected with semantics elements. The interpretation of the example above with HTML code means navigation, header, and footer.
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- 6. There are new semantics tags describe specific elements like <FIGURE>, for images and graphics, <FIGCAPTION>, helps with the caption of the image. For example, this code shows the result using these tags.
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