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Misconceptions about HTML5 Elements

By , About.com GuideJuly 10, 2012

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Possible placement of sectioning elements There are lots of new HTML5 elements, but it can be easy to get confused about how to use them if you have preconceived ideas of how they work. For example, just because ASIDE has “side” in the name, it doesn’t mean that you can only place this content on the side of a page. This article looks at some of the misconceptions about HTML5 elements that might be affecting how you’re writing your web pages.

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