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Yes, having multiple elements is absolutely ok. You just have to make sure you’re making them distinguishable for people using screen readers. You can do it by labelling each using aria-label . You can read more about using Multiple Navigation Landmarks.
Can header be inside NAV?
It is important to note that can be used inside of the element but can also be used on its own. By using as a way to label our navigation links, it will be easier for not only us, but also for web browsers and screen readers to read the code.
How do you add multiple headings in HTML?
headings should be used for main headings, followed by
headings, then the less important , and so on. Note: Use HTML headings for headings only. Don’t use headings to make text BIG or bold.
You can use as many elements as you’d like (so long as they aren’t nested), but the other ones you’d have to provide a DTD and hope that the browser your users use is flexible enough to accept new elements.
Does NAV go in main?
The nav tag is reserved for primary navigation areas, like the main menu across the top of the page or section. A document may have several nav elements, for example, site navigation and one for intra-page navigation.
Can NAV be in Main?
As the element is supposed to be used for the main, unique content of your site, your should not be inside it if it is navigation for your entire site.
How do you have two headings in one line in HTML?
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- Make them both inline (or inline-block )
- Set them to float left or right.
In the ‘paragraph’ section of the modify style window, all of the outline levels have been set correctly, but yet still the headings do not appear in the navigation pane. Please see the pictures below. This thread is locked.
In HTML5, should the main navigation be inside or outside the element? In HTML5, I know that can be used either inside or outside the page’s masthead element.
Where does the nav element go in HTML5?
In HTML5, I know that can be used either inside or outside the page’s masthead element. For websites having both secondary and main navigation, it seems common to include the secondary navigation as a element inside the masthead element with the main navigation as a element outside the masthead element.
Where does the secondary navigation go in HTML?
For websites having both secondary and main navigation, it seems common to include the secondary navigation as a element inside the masthead element with the main navigation as a element outside the masthead element.