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Defining Inner Section On Html5 Markup

Defining Inner Section On Html5 Markup

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A question about HTML5 markup. Which is correct? -OR- Solution 1: Leaving attributes (like lang … Read more Defining Inner Section On Html5 Markup
Is It Semantically Correct To Have An Action Button Column In An Html Table?

Is It Semantically Correct To Have An Action Button Column In An Html Table?

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Say you have some tabular data you want to display, as well as allow the user to perform some actio… Read more Is It Semantically Correct To Have An Action Button Column In An Html Table?
Semantically Marking Up Translations

Semantically Marking Up Translations

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I'm in the process of marking up an historical manuscript which has been translated from German… Read more Semantically Marking Up Translations
Adding A Toolbar To A Table Following Html Semantics

Adding A Toolbar To A Table Following Html Semantics

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I have a basic HTML table like so: Solution 1: IMHO, since the … Read more Adding A Toolbar To A Table Following Html Semantics
The Correct Approach To Markup "keywords" Of A Blog Post By Using Html5 And Microdata?

The Correct Approach To Markup "keywords" Of A Blog Post By Using Html5 And Microdata?

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The keywords property from Schema.org, as it being in plural form suggests, seems to imply its valu… Read more The Correct Approach To Markup "keywords" Of A Blog Post By Using Html5 And Microdata?
Html5: Should Hreflang Always Point To A Direct Translation?

Html5: Should Hreflang Always Point To A Direct Translation?

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This is a good practice to place this kind of links in head for multilanguage sites: But, acco So… Read more Html5: Should Hreflang Always Point To A Direct Translation?