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Le balisage est une belle chose et il a certainement changé au fil des ans. Ce qui était effectivement HTML1, a certainement évolué vers un langage de balisage sémantique étonnant, auquel nous pouvons remercier en grande partie le W3C. Et, que savez-vous, la prochaine chose à remercier pour eux est venue - HTML5.
Contrairement à la version précédente de HTML, où le code était principalement une structure limitée déterminée par la façon dont vous utilisiez les éléments class et ID, html5 tente vraiment de fournir beaucoup plus de structure.
Toute la mise en page peut être créée avec des balises sémantiques et des éléments qui déterminent comment vous devez structurer et, ce qui est sans doute plus important, vous aident à structurer chaque page. Cela produit un code beaucoup plus propre et lisible que dans les versions précédentes de HTML, et c'est vraiment quelque chose d'assez incroyable. Les nouvelles balises exigent vraiment que vous réfléchissiez à la façon dont vous structurez votre page, ce qui est honnête - en fin de compte, c'est une excellente chose pour les concepteurs Web et les développeurs.
Avant de comprendre la structure de HTML5 et de créer et de coder un exemple de modèle à utiliser pour vos projets, vous devez savoir comment cela est arrivé. Sachez cependant que la version actuelle de HTML5 n’a pas encore atteint la version finale du W3C, mais il ya beaucoup à apprendre et à utiliser dès maintenant dans votre code. Voici ce que le W3C a à dire sur cette question:
"Les développeurs doivent être conscients que cette spécification n'est pas stable. Les développeurs qui ne prennent pas part aux discussions sont susceptibles de trouver que la spécification change sous eux de manière incompatible. Les fournisseurs intéressés par l’implémentation de cette spécification avant qu’elle atteigne finalement l’étape Recommandation du candidat doivent rejoindre les listes de diffusion susmentionnées et prendre part à la discussions . "
Mais, ne vous laissez pas effrayer. Il y a toujours des gens qui veillent constamment à ce que rien ne nous échappe. Vous serez donc certainement au courant si un tel changement radical se produit effectivement. Retour sur le sujet, l'une des principales questions que les gens ont à propos de HTML5 est "
En fait, cela venait de nous tous. En 2005, Google a mené une étude de plus de 3 milliards de sites Web et ont constaté que les classes les plus courantes utilisées dans le balisage commun étaient en fait ce que vous voyez sur cette page. Le pied de page, le menu, le titre, le petit, le texte, le contenu, l’en-tête et la navigation figurent tous en haut du graphique de popularité. Et c'est essentiellement ainsi que le W3C a décidé de quoi utiliser pour les nouvelles balises sémantiques pour HTML5. Maintenant que nous en sommes conscients, penchons-nous directement sur ces balises et sur les modifications fondamentales de HTML5.
Un doctype n’est pas particulièrement un élément du HTML, mais c’est une décélération, qui devient de plus en plus importante au fil du temps. Si vous en utilisez un de manière appropriée, votre navigateur peut mieux comprendre le type de HTML qu'il essaie d'analyser. Nous souhaitons donc toujours utiliser les doctypes appropriés. En toute honnêteté, à l'heure actuelle, vous pouvez à peu près tout simplement utiliser le doctype HTML5 pour tout - mais couvrons également quelques unes. Voici où nous sommes venus aussi loin que la simplicité:
Assez bien non? Vous n'avez pas besoin de conserver un document pour le copier et le coller dans un doctype ridiculement long, ou pire encore, essayez de vous souvenir des doctypes ridiculement longs des versions précédentes. Pour HTML5, il vous suffit de taper . Ah, quel soulagement.
Avant de quitter cette section, passons en revue certains des éléments plus simples. L'élément racine a été simplifié, ce qui au lieu de devoir écrire quelque chose comme:
Nous pouvons simplement écrire:
Les choses que nous devons copier et coller deviennent de plus en plus petites à chaque minute. Par exemple, dans l’élément head, notre encodage de caractères est passé de choses telles que:
à la nouvelle version en HTML5:
Et enfin, nos liens ont abandonné leur attribut de type. Donc, par exemple, ceci:
Devient ceci:
L'élément section est essentiellement une section générique d'un document HTML. Le plus souvent, il s'agit d'un regroupement thématique de contenu - qui peut avoir un en-tête mais n'en nécessite pas.
Une règle générale pour utiliser l'en-tête de section est de l'utiliser uniquement si elle est explicitement référencée dans le contour du document. Si, dans le contour, vous avez référencé une «section» ou que vous estimez que tout le contenu d'une zone est une sorte de «section», alors vous devez inclure la balise de section. Si vous voulez l'utiliser principalement à des fins de stylisation, ne le faites pas . Au lieu de cela, utilisez un
L'élément "nav" représente n'importe quelle section d'une page qui renvoie à d'autres parties de cette page ou à d'autres pages du plan du site. Chaque fois que vous pensez aux liens de navigation, vous devriez penser "balise de navigation".
L'élément nav est particulièrement destiné aux gros blocs de navigation. Tout élément important lié à d'autres sections de la page du site ou à d'autres pages du site. N'oubliez pas qu'une section de navigation ne doit pas nécessairement prendre la forme d'une liste, bien que ce soit assez standard. Il peut s'agir de prose, de balises de paragraphe ou à peu près - à condition qu’il soit à l’origine adapté à de telles balises.
L'élément article représente une composition autonome dans un document, une page ou un site. La chose la plus importante à garder à l'esprit avec les balises d'article est que, généralement, le contenu distribuable ou réutilisable est ce qui est généralement placé dans les balises. Il peut s'agir d'un post sur un forum, d'un article de magazine ou de journal, ou d'une entrée de blog, voire de commentaires - dans la mesure où il s'agit d'un élément de contenu indépendant.
Les articles peuvent contenir des "sections" à l'intérieur, des "en-têtes" à l'intérieur et même des "hgroup" à l'intérieur. Mais gardez à l'esprit quand et comment vous utilisez cet élément, car il n'est pas aussi couramment utilisé comme un
Sautons dans un exemple. Par exemple, disons que vous avez un billet de blog avec des commentaires. Vous pouvez faire cela comme ça en HTML5:
The Blog Entry Title
12/25/2045
Blog entry
...
Comments
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Another comment here
L'élément side représente toute section d'une page constituée d'un contenu lié tangentiellement au contenu de l'élément side. La chose la plus importante à retenir avec cette balise est que, bien qu'il s'agisse d'un contenu lié de manière tangentielle au contenu de la balise de côté, il s'agit généralement d'informations ou de contenus séparés en caractéristiques. Vous l'utiliserez le plus souvent dans les barres latérales, car la plupart des barres latérales sont parfaites pour être entièrement enveloppées dans des étiquettes de côté. D'autres utilisations peuvent inclure des guillemets, des éléments publicitaires, des groupes de liens de navigation ou même des adresses proches de l'adresse d'un lieu en question.
Pour entrer plus dans les détails, c’est pour chaque fois que vous ressentez le besoin de littéralement prendre un côté et d’expliquer, de faire référence, de mentionner, de déclarer ou de remettre en question quelque chose. Vous pouvez même utiliser un élément de réserve pour une plus grande section d'un site, par exemple une barre latérale pour Twitter, Facebook ou des liens aléatoires. Vous pourriez le laisser de côté, puis utiliser une section d'en-tête et de navigation pour comprendre ce qui s'y passe. Vous pouvez l'utiliser dans la section de bas de page des articles de blog pour faire référence à des choses à leur sujet, ou à peu près partout où elle peut être parfaitement mise en œuvre.
L'élément hgroup représente l'en-tête d'une section. Il est préférable d'utiliser cet élément pour regrouper un ensemble d'éléments h1-h6 lorsque l'en-tête comporte plusieurs niveaux ou sous-titres, tels que l'article que vous lisez. Ce serait parfait pour un hgroup. Vous pouvez également l'utiliser pour d'autres titres ou lignes de balises.
Le W3C nous rappelle:
"Pour les résumés de documents, les contours, etc., le texte des éléments hgroup est défini comme étant le texte de l'élément descendant h1-h6 le plus élevé de l'élément hgroup, s'il existe de tels éléments, et le premier élément s'il y a plusieurs éléments avec ce rang. S'il n'y a pas de tels éléments, le texte de l'élément hgroup est la chaîne vide.
D'autres utilisations, par exemple, incluent des zones d'un blog sur lesquelles vous répertoriez l'en-tête et le sous-titre de votre article de blog. Vous pouvez également l'utiliser pour les titres de livres et les descriptions, pour répertorier les médecins de votre région et leurs domaines d'expertise, ou encore pour vous aider à reproduire les fonctionnalités d'un tableau. Jetons un oeil à un tel exemple maintenant. Sur une table, nous aurions:
Doctor Name:
Randy McDocterson
Doctor Specialty
Slapping People
Donc, vous pouvez voir clairement, dans le balisage, que nous avons un médecin nommé Randy McDoctoerson qui se spécialise dans les gifles. Maintenant, c'est un peu étrange, mais bon, ça fait passer le message.
La balise d'en-tête représente tout groupe d'aides d'introduction ou de navigation sur un site ou des sections d'un site. Donc, maintenant que la définition formelle a été énoncée, nous allons la décomposer un peu. Nous savons tous ce qu'est un en-tête, mais pour être précis, il comprend différentes choses sur le dessus de la plupart des sites. Ces zones d'en-tête incluent généralement des sections de marque, des éléments d'appel à l'action et peut-être une navigation. On peut vraiment utiliser n'importe quel endroit où vous avez écrit:
À noter: il peut être utilisé dans la zone de début de n'importe quelle section, car il n'est pas nécessaire qu'il se trouve en haut ou au début de votre document HTML. Mais, c'est là que c'est le plus souvent mis en œuvre.
L'élément footer représente un pied de page pour sa section parent imbriquée la plus proche et contient généralement des informations sur sa section parents. L'étiquette de pied de page est très similaire à la balise d'en-tête, mais pour la section opposée d'une page. Souvent, vous verrez un pied de page qui contient à nouveau des liens qui se trouvaient dans la navigation, et peut-être un logo, ou d'autres choses du même genre.
Lorem
Ipsum
Du texte ici.
The “address” tag The address element represents the contact information for its nearest article or body element. I think the example best describes this tag so let's dive right in. ../People/Raggett/">Dave Raggett , Arnaud Le Hors ,contact persons for the W3C HTML Activity I think that very aptly describes the address tag, but the W3C would also like to note that typically the address element would be included along with other information in a footer element. So, this would work specifically for the email or about.me link at bottoms of websites (near the copyright information particularly). You can house that in an address element like so: mailto: [email protected] ">John Smith . © copyright 2038 Example Corp. And that just about wraps up all the important elements and new tags for HTML5. Keep in mind though, that wasn't ALL the tags available, but it was some of the more important ones and particularly the ones we will be working with today. HTML5 Template So now that we have learned about HTML5, let's get into coding our own template. Let's start with an average document. Now let's add the stylesheet link, just for good practice, even though we may not use it. Now I think it'd be a good time to start setting up our body element with some structure for us to use on other projects. So with that in mind let's do: Now, as you can see, we have a bit of a place for our content to go. We have a few designated sections. We have a designated header, footer, and section element within the document – but now let's add a navigation element as well. style.css"> HTML5 Template Pretty standard template Home About HTML5
Arnaud Le Hors ,contact persons for the W3C HTML Activity I think that very aptly describes the address tag, but the W3C would also like to note that typically the address element would be included along with other information in a footer element. So, this would work specifically for the email or about.me link at bottoms of websites (near the copyright information particularly). You can house that in an address element like so: mailto: [email protected] ">John Smith . © copyright 2038 Example Corp. And that just about wraps up all the important elements and new tags for HTML5. Keep in mind though, that wasn't ALL the tags available, but it was some of the more important ones and particularly the ones we will be working with today. HTML5 Template So now that we have learned about HTML5, let's get into coding our own template. Let's start with an average document. Now let's add the stylesheet link, just for good practice, even though we may not use it. Now I think it'd be a good time to start setting up our body element with some structure for us to use on other projects. So with that in mind let's do: Now, as you can see, we have a bit of a place for our content to go. We have a few designated sections. We have a designated header, footer, and section element within the document – but now let's add a navigation element as well. style.css"> HTML5 Template Pretty standard template Home About HTML5The “address” tag The address element represents the contact information for its nearest article or body element. I think the example best describes this tag so let's dive right in. ../People/Raggett/">Dave Raggett , Arnaud Le Hors ,contact persons for the W3C HTML Activity I think that very aptly describes the address tag, but the W3C would also like to note that typically the address element would be included along with other information in a footer element. So, this would work specifically for the email or about.me link at bottoms of websites (near the copyright information particularly). You can house that in an address element like so: mailto: [email protected] ">John Smith . © copyright 2038 Example Corp. And that just about wraps up all the important elements and new tags for HTML5. Keep in mind though, that wasn't ALL the tags available, but it was some of the more important ones and particularly the ones we will be working with today. HTML5 Template So now that we have learned about HTML5, let's get into coding our own template. Let's start with an average document. Now let's add the stylesheet link, just for good practice, even though we may not use it. Now I think it'd be a good time to start setting up our body element with some structure for us to use on other projects. So with that in mind let's do: Now, as you can see, we have a bit of a place for our content to go. We have a few designated sections. We have a designated header, footer, and section element within the document – but now let's add a navigation element as well. style.css"> HTML5 Template Pretty standard template Home About HTML5 The “address” tag The address element represents the contact information for its nearest article or body element. I think the example best describes this tag so let's dive right in. ../People/Raggett/">Dave Raggett , Arnaud Le Hors ,contact persons for the W3C HTML Activity I think that very aptly describes the address tag, but the W3C would also like to note that typically the address element would be included along with other information in a footer element. So, this would work specifically for the email or about.me link at bottoms of websites (near the copyright information particularly). You can house that in an address element like so: mailto: [email protected] ">John Smith . © copyright 2038 Example Corp. And that just about wraps up all the important elements and new tags for HTML5. Keep in mind though, that wasn't ALL the tags available, but it was some of the more important ones and particularly the ones we will be working with today. HTML5 Template So now that we have learned about HTML5, let's get into coding our own template. Let's start with an average document. Now let's add the stylesheet link, just for good practice, even though we may not use it. Now I think it'd be a good time to start setting up our body element with some structure for us to use on other projects. So with that in mind let's do: Now, as you can see, we have a bit of a place for our content to go. We have a few designated sections. We have a designated header, footer, and section element within the document – but now let's add a navigation element as well. style.css"> HTML5 Template Pretty standard template Home About HTML5
The “address” tag The address element represents the contact information for its nearest article or body element. I think the example best describes this tag so let's dive right in. ../People/Raggett/">Dave Raggett , Arnaud Le Hors ,contact persons for the W3C HTML Activity I think that very aptly describes the address tag, but the W3C would also like to note that typically the address element would be included along with other information in a footer element. So, this would work specifically for the email or about.me link at bottoms of websites (near the copyright information particularly). You can house that in an address element like so: mailto: [email protected] ">John Smith . © copyright 2038 Example Corp. And that just about wraps up all the important elements and new tags for HTML5. Keep in mind though, that wasn't ALL the tags available, but it was some of the more important ones and particularly the ones we will be working with today. HTML5 Template So now that we have learned about HTML5, let's get into coding our own template. Let's start with an average document. Now let's add the stylesheet link, just for good practice, even though we may not use it. Now I think it'd be a good time to start setting up our body element with some structure for us to use on other projects. So with that in mind let's do: Now, as you can see, we have a bit of a place for our content to go. We have a few designated sections. We have a designated header, footer, and section element within the document – but now let's add a navigation element as well. style.css"> HTML5 Template Pretty standard template Home About HTML5
The “address” tag The address element represents the contact information for its nearest article or body element. I think the example best describes this tag so let's dive right in. ../People/Raggett/">Dave Raggett , Arnaud Le Hors ,contact persons for the W3C HTML Activity I think that very aptly describes the address tag, but the W3C would also like to note that typically the address element would be included along with other information in a footer element. So, this would work specifically for the email or about.me link at bottoms of websites (near the copyright information particularly). You can house that in an address element like so: mailto: [email protected] ">John Smith . © copyright 2038 Example Corp. And that just about wraps up all the important elements and new tags for HTML5. Keep in mind though, that wasn't ALL the tags available, but it was some of the more important ones and particularly the ones we will be working with today. HTML5 Template So now that we have learned about HTML5, let's get into coding our own template. Let's start with an average document. Now let's add the stylesheet link, just for good practice, even though we may not use it. Now I think it'd be a good time to start setting up our body element with some structure for us to use on other projects. So with that in mind let's do: Now, as you can see, we have a bit of a place for our content to go. We have a few designated sections. We have a designated header, footer, and section element within the document – but now let's add a navigation element as well. style.css"> HTML5 Template Pretty standard template Home About HTML5The “address” tag The address element represents the contact information for its nearest article or body element. I think the example best describes this tag so let's dive right in. ../People/Raggett/">Dave Raggett , Arnaud Le Hors ,contact persons for the W3C HTML Activity I think that very aptly describes the address tag, but the W3C would also like to note that typically the address element would be included along with other information in a footer element. So, this would work specifically for the email or about.me link at bottoms of websites (near the copyright information particularly). You can house that in an address element like so: mailto: [email protected] ">John Smith . © copyright 2038 Example Corp. And that just about wraps up all the important elements and new tags for HTML5. Keep in mind though, that wasn't ALL the tags available, but it was some of the more important ones and particularly the ones we will be working with today. HTML5 Template So now that we have learned about HTML5, let's get into coding our own template. Let's start with an average document. Now let's add the stylesheet link, just for good practice, even though we may not use it. Now I think it'd be a good time to start setting up our body element with some structure for us to use on other projects. So with that in mind let's do: Now, as you can see, we have a bit of a place for our content to go. We have a few designated sections. We have a designated header, footer, and section element within the document – but now let's add a navigation element as well. style.css"> HTML5 Template Pretty standard template Home About HTML5
The “address” tag The address element represents the contact information for its nearest article or body element. I think the example best describes this tag so let's dive right in. ../People/Raggett/">Dave Raggett , Arnaud Le Hors ,contact persons for the W3C HTML Activity I think that very aptly describes the address tag, but the W3C would also like to note that typically the address element would be included along with other information in a footer element. So, this would work specifically for the email or about.me link at bottoms of websites (near the copyright information particularly). You can house that in an address element like so: mailto: [email protected] ">John Smith . © copyright 2038 Example Corp. And that just about wraps up all the important elements and new tags for HTML5. Keep in mind though, that wasn't ALL the tags available, but it was some of the more important ones and particularly the ones we will be working with today. HTML5 Template So now that we have learned about HTML5, let's get into coding our own template. Let's start with an average document. Now let's add the stylesheet link, just for good practice, even though we may not use it. Now I think it'd be a good time to start setting up our body element with some structure for us to use on other projects. So with that in mind let's do: Now, as you can see, we have a bit of a place for our content to go. We have a few designated sections. We have a designated header, footer, and section element within the document – but now let's add a navigation element as well. style.css"> HTML5 Template Pretty standard template Home About HTML5
The “address” tag The address element represents the contact information for its nearest article or body element. I think the example best describes this tag so let's dive right in. ../People/Raggett/">Dave Raggett , Arnaud Le Hors ,contact persons for the W3C HTML Activity I think that very aptly describes the address tag, but the W3C would also like to note that typically the address element would be included along with other information in a footer element. So, this would work specifically for the email or about.me link at bottoms of websites (near the copyright information particularly). You can house that in an address element like so: mailto: [email protected] ">John Smith . © copyright 2038 Example Corp. And that just about wraps up all the important elements and new tags for HTML5. Keep in mind though, that wasn't ALL the tags available, but it was some of the more important ones and particularly the ones we will be working with today. HTML5 Template So now that we have learned about HTML5, let's get into coding our own template. Let's start with an average document. Now let's add the stylesheet link, just for good practice, even though we may not use it. Now I think it'd be a good time to start setting up our body element with some structure for us to use on other projects. So with that in mind let's do: Now, as you can see, we have a bit of a place for our content to go. We have a few designated sections. We have a designated header, footer, and section element within the document – but now let's add a navigation element as well. style.css"> HTML5 Template Pretty standard template Home About HTML5
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The “address” tag The address element represents the contact information for its nearest article or body element. I think the example best describes this tag so let's dive right in. ../People/Raggett/">Dave Raggett , Arnaud Le Hors ,contact persons for the W3C HTML Activity I think that very aptly describes the address tag, but the W3C would also like to note that typically the address element would be included along with other information in a footer element. So, this would work specifically for the email or about.me link at bottoms of websites (near the copyright information particularly). You can house that in an address element like so: mailto: [email protected] ">John Smith . © copyright 2038 Example Corp. And that just about wraps up all the important elements and new tags for HTML5. Keep in mind though, that wasn't ALL the tags available, but it was some of the more important ones and particularly the ones we will be working with today. HTML5 Template So now that we have learned about HTML5, let's get into coding our own template. Let's start with an average document. Now let's add the stylesheet link, just for good practice, even though we may not use it. Now I think it'd be a good time to start setting up our body element with some structure for us to use on other projects. So with that in mind let's do: Now, as you can see, we have a bit of a place for our content to go. We have a few designated sections. We have a designated header, footer, and section element within the document – but now let's add a navigation element as well. style.css"> HTML5 Template Pretty standard template Home About HTML5
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The “address” tag The address element represents the contact information for its nearest article or body element. I think the example best describes this tag so let's dive right in. ../People/Raggett/">Dave Raggett , Arnaud Le Hors ,contact persons for the W3C HTML Activity I think that very aptly describes the address tag, but the W3C would also like to note that typically the address element would be included along with other information in a footer element. So, this would work specifically for the email or about.me link at bottoms of websites (near the copyright information particularly). You can house that in an address element like so: mailto: [email protected] ">John Smith . © copyright 2038 Example Corp. And that just about wraps up all the important elements and new tags for HTML5. Keep in mind though, that wasn't ALL the tags available, but it was some of the more important ones and particularly the ones we will be working with today. HTML5 Template So now that we have learned about HTML5, let's get into coding our own template. Let's start with an average document. Now let's add the stylesheet link, just for good practice, even though we may not use it. Now I think it'd be a good time to start setting up our body element with some structure for us to use on other projects. So with that in mind let's do: Now, as you can see, we have a bit of a place for our content to go. We have a few designated sections. We have a designated header, footer, and section element within the document – but now let's add a navigation element as well. style.css"> HTML5 Template Pretty standard template Home About HTML5
HTML5 Template The “address” tag The address element represents the contact information for its nearest article or body element. I think the example best describes this tag so let's dive right in. ../People/Raggett/">Dave Raggett , Arnaud Le Hors ,contact persons for the W3C HTML Activity I think that very aptly describes the address tag, but the W3C would also like to note that typically the address element would be included along with other information in a footer element. So, this would work specifically for the email or about.me link at bottoms of websites (near the copyright information particularly). You can house that in an address element like so: mailto: [email protected] ">John Smith . © copyright 2038 Example Corp. And that just about wraps up all the important elements and new tags for HTML5. Keep in mind though, that wasn't ALL the tags available, but it was some of the more important ones and particularly the ones we will be working with today. HTML5 Template So now that we have learned about HTML5, let's get into coding our own template. Let's start with an average document. Now let's add the stylesheet link, just for good practice, even though we may not use it. Now I think it'd be a good time to start setting up our body element with some structure for us to use on other projects. So with that in mind let's do: Now, as you can see, we have a bit of a place for our content to go. We have a few designated sections. We have a designated header, footer, and section element within the document – but now let's add a navigation element as well. style.css"> HTML5 Template Pretty standard template Home About HTML5
HTML5 Template Arnaud Le Hors ,contact persons for the W3C HTML Activity I think that very aptly describes the address tag, but the W3C would also like to note that typically the address element would be included along with other information in a footer element. So, this would work specifically for the email or about.me link at bottoms of websites (near the copyright information particularly). You can house that in an address element like so: mailto: [email protected] ">John Smith . © copyright 2038 Example Corp. And that just about wraps up all the important elements and new tags for HTML5. Keep in mind though, that wasn't ALL the tags available, but it was some of the more important ones and particularly the ones we will be working with today. HTML5 Template So now that we have learned about HTML5, let's get into coding our own template. Let's start with an average document. Now let's add the stylesheet link, just for good practice, even though we may not use it. Now I think it'd be a good time to start setting up our body element with some structure for us to use on other projects. So with that in mind let's do: Now, as you can see, we have a bit of a place for our content to go. We have a few designated sections. We have a designated header, footer, and section element within the document – but now let's add a navigation element as well. style.css"> HTML5 Template Pretty standard template Home About HTML5The “address” tag The address element represents the contact information for its nearest article or body element. I think the example best describes this tag so let's dive right in. ../People/Raggett/">Dave Raggett , Arnaud Le Hors ,contact persons for the W3C HTML Activity I think that very aptly describes the address tag, but the W3C would also like to note that typically the address element would be included along with other information in a footer element. So, this would work specifically for the email or about.me link at bottoms of websites (near the copyright information particularly). You can house that in an address element like so: mailto: [email protected] ">John Smith . © copyright 2038 Example Corp. And that just about wraps up all the important elements and new tags for HTML5. Keep in mind though, that wasn't ALL the tags available, but it was some of the more important ones and particularly the ones we will be working with today. HTML5 Template So now that we have learned about HTML5, let's get into coding our own template. Let's start with an average document. Now let's add the stylesheet link, just for good practice, even though we may not use it. Now I think it'd be a good time to start setting up our body element with some structure for us to use on other projects. So with that in mind let's do: Now, as you can see, we have a bit of a place for our content to go. We have a few designated sections. We have a designated header, footer, and section element within the document – but now let's add a navigation element as well. style.css"> HTML5 Template Pretty standard template Home About HTML5
The “address” tag The address element represents the contact information for its nearest article or body element. I think the example best describes this tag so let's dive right in. ../People/Raggett/">Dave Raggett , Arnaud Le Hors ,contact persons for the W3C HTML Activity I think that very aptly describes the address tag, but the W3C would also like to note that typically the address element would be included along with other information in a footer element. So, this would work specifically for the email or about.me link at bottoms of websites (near the copyright information particularly). You can house that in an address element like so: mailto: [email protected] ">John Smith . © copyright 2038 Example Corp. And that just about wraps up all the important elements and new tags for HTML5. Keep in mind though, that wasn't ALL the tags available, but it was some of the more important ones and particularly the ones we will be working with today. HTML5 Template So now that we have learned about HTML5, let's get into coding our own template. Let's start with an average document. Now let's add the stylesheet link, just for good practice, even though we may not use it. Now I think it'd be a good time to start setting up our body element with some structure for us to use on other projects. So with that in mind let's do: Now, as you can see, we have a bit of a place for our content to go. We have a few designated sections. We have a designated header, footer, and section element within the document – but now let's add a navigation element as well. style.css"> HTML5 Template Pretty standard template Home About HTML5
Et voilà, nous avons ajouté de la navigation avec une belle liste non ordonnée dans la section des en-têtes. Mais attendez une minute. Et si vous aviez un gros pied de page agréable et que vous souhaitiez également avoir les mêmes éléments de navigation dans le pied de page. Eh bien, ajoutons-le là aussi. Sauf que cette fois on ne va pas utiliser le
HTML5 Template A propos de HTML5Maintenant, ajoutons quelques bits pour IE, et d'autres détails techniques.
HTML5 Template Modèle HTML5
Joli modèle standard
Et voilà: un modèle HTML5 basique mais complet!
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