S ECURITY response we do not have to do anything because it's the browser that interprets the language as to create and upload your pages to your server without fear.
S ECURITY response we do not have to do anything because it's the browser that interprets the language as to create and upload your pages to your server without fear.
E n view of the major companies are already using this technology for their applications, we are not going to be less and we are about to discover some of the new, and nothing better to do with an example in which we create our first page with HTML5.
first thing to know is the different labels that can and should use. Besides the already known \u0026lt;head> \u0026lt;body> incorporates some very useful as \u0026lt;footer>, \u0026lt;nav> or \u0026lt;article>. Little by little we will explain each and every one of them.
\u0026lt;head> \u0026lt;meta charset = "UTF-8 "> \u0026lt;link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"
href="estilo.css">
\u0026lt;title> Page title \u0026lt;/ title>
</head>  
<body>  
<header>  
<h1>Page title</h1>  
</header>  
<nav>  
<!-- Navigation -->  
</nav>  
<section id="intro">  
<!-- Introduction -->  
</section>  
<section>  
<!-- Main content area -->  
</section>  
<aside>  
<!-- Sidebar -->  
</aside>  
<footer>  
\u0026lt;! - Footer ->
\u0026lt;/ footer>
\u0026lt;/ body>
\u0026lt;/ html>
comment a bit the first structure:
- there is only one in HTML5 DOCTYPE is the first line of code to be inserted.
- In the HTML tag indicating the language we use.
- Within \u0026lt;body> are specified new labels that indicate the internal structure of the page. These Tags are:
\u0026lt;header>
or indicating that it is the top of the page, usually including the title page or the logo and is also common to include the heading tags.
\u0026lt;nav>
or indicates that it is an important link list (in this case a navigation menu). or \u0026lt;section> or \u0026lt;aside>
Used to indicate that this is an area whose content is related to the main page and you can make sense by itself. Normally used for sidebars, published or group blogs.or \u0026lt;footer> which includes the foot of the page.
Once the general structure discussed in the second part of the article we will give content to each label to go looking as possible to a real page.
you see the second part of the tutorial
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If in doubt about whether you should configure Apache to support HTML5, see the following article
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I hope I comprehend and reviewing concepts that you should go around making lots of comments.