The content of the formatting tags in HTML5

In lieu of a classic, award-<div> used, the markup of the new HTML5 provides a set of tags that are designed to accommodate specific sections of the website also characterized by a very precise content.

Semantic tags for positioning

In order to give the reader an overview of the new HTML5 tags introduced by attaching, below, a diagram rather than explanatory:

Here is a brief list of tags represented with a brief description:

<header>

It contains the "header" page, it is usually intended to hold the title and the information that you want to keep in view the page.

<nav>

Represents a section of the page intended to link that reference to the various sections of the site, in other words, the section is devoted to the implementation of the navigation menu. Often, this menu was included by developers in the same section (div) header.

<article>

Identifies the portion of the page which will house the actual content and own the copyright (eg. The text of an article).

<section>

Defines a section within the page's content (such as a paragraph of an article).

<aside>

The section contains a part of the site often used to include parts not necessarily related to content such as, for example, sponsors, external links or illustrations.

<footer>

Classically contains the information on content, contacts and information relating to the webmaster and allaazienda or person responsible for the website and in some cases contains data on the licenses under which you release the information and content validation.

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