Structural elements help organize and add meaning to our code.
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header:<\/b> found at the top of the page, it identifies what the site is about.<\/p>\n
navigation:<\/b> frequently found within the header, but can be down the side, it supplies links to other pages.<\/p>\n
article:<\/b> a self-contained composition; it could stand alone if distributed.<\/p>\n
aside: <\/b>similar to a sidebar in print, it is related to nearby content.<\/p>\n
footer:<\/b> found at the bottom of the page, contains contact information, copywrite, and legal information.<\/p>\n
section:<\/b> a generic section; it can group bits of like information.<\/p>\n
An outline of your body might look like this:<\/b><\/p>\n
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Drop in your content and it may look like this:<\/b><\/p>\n
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\n<header><\/b><h1>Consider the Kayak<\/h1><\/header>
\n<\/b><nav><\/b><p>home | kayaks | compare<\/p><\/nav>
\n<\/b><section><\/b><p>Recreational Kayaking is best inthe Santee 116. When it comes down to the essential reason why people kayak it all comes back to this one reason. more….<\/p>
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\n<\/b><footer><\/b> <p>\u00ae2014 art556 at uw-madison<\/p><\/span> <\/footer>
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