Thread: Test your semantic HTML knowledge

Originally Posted by Mur

Wasn't overly challenging but I work on websites every day so I'd be a little embarrassed to get anything less than 100%.

That's nice,

Mind explaning me the last question: How do we refer to the structure of a web page, as generated by semantic markup?
I don't realy know what's meant by that even though i know the answer "Document Outline".

Strange that you have selected the option: a <header> tag can be present in: <aside> tag, <section> tag, main document and not footer on the first try.
I didn't expect that an aside tag with a header tag would be valid, but glad to know now that it is.

Originally Posted by Mur

That's (in the easiest way to put it possible) how it's viewed without any sort of styling - usually on a computational level. So how is the reader/reading viewport going to interpret the text, how is a search engine going to understand the structure. H1 is more prominent than H2 and so forth down to H6. It just gives an 'at a glance' interpretation of how important certain information is to that particular page.

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Thanks mate, very helpfull

Originally Posted by Psychotic

8/9, the first "select all that apply" question tripped me up. I didn't select them all.

Yeh me too
Sounded too stupid to be true but still good to know that a header tag can be present in an aside tag.

i got 5/9 missed ones like can you use nav in a header tag which i didn't know you could do but whatever