In a webshop, on the category page where im listing the products from SQL, should I put the products name into <strong> tags, or just <h2>? Now: <h2><a href="#" title="Termék név">Product name</a></h2> Or: <h2><a href="#" title="Termék név"><strong>Product name</strong></a></h2> Is this…
Let's say aside element includes "Oh, by the way …" content such as reading suggestions, advertisements, or cross sells. Is it semantically okay to have aside outside of main? If yes, does it have any advantage over accessibility if I…
With SEO, semantics, and document outlines in mind, which tags are right (or the most commonly used) for site title and headings for other secondary sections (e.g. sidebar, related links)? Example document: <header> <h1>I'm Site Name, not the title of…
Does anyone know which of these is best practice? A: Layout wrapper inside main B: Layout wrapper outside main I know it is bad practice to style HTML5 semantics hence why I have styled a div element for wrapping the…
In short, the HTML5 specification allows us to use multiple h1 elements. However, there is a fair amount of controversy over this feature, with 2 major claims as to why not to use it. 1. SEO: Mainly dubious claims that search…
On an article page, it is common to list the related content with their titles as links. I found that people usually use a lower level heading tag, like h3, h4 to tag them. Something like: <h3><a href="related-article.html">The Related Article</a></h3>…
This is a webpage example of my site: <html> <title> artilce header </title> <body> <header> <h1> nme of website</h1></header> <section> <h2> name of section</h2> <article> <h3>article header</h3> </article> </section> </body> </html> I want to know if this order is correct?…
I am making a website with personal articles. The body of my articles is a basic div containing paragraphs, but recently I found it useful to use some span's out of the paragraphs to manage my content as desired, hence…