8 Sep
2009
8 Sep
'09
4:02 p.m.
[Ricardo Rodriguez] Your EPEC Network ICT Team wrote:
Hi!
Ecaterina Valica wrote:
May I disagree with this? I think that a given document has to have a
unique title. Another question is to decide if H1 could be used or not
to mark it. To my understanding, heading1 mark will be used for one or
several paragraphs used to head the first level of the hierarchical
structure of a document under its title.
if "hierarchical structure under its title" semantic exists, then it means that
the title _has_ to be a hx (1, since it's toplevel), to have this semantic
correctly marked in html (a div won't do it, _at all_).
Thanks,
Anca
1)
Display doc titles with <div>
isn't H1 more semantically correct?
2) Display document content headers using
<h1>-<h6>
3) Display doc titles with a larger font size than h1 (or h1 with a
smaller font size)
This is not necessary. H1 means the first title in a document. The name of
the document could be represented with H1.
If me as a user, I want to have multiple H1 (with same importance as the
title), I should be able to do that.
The difference between the title and another H1 is the position in the
document (the title is always the first).
I think we are messing here two different things: the html marking and
the description of the document structure. I agree with Vicent when he
says that a different HTML mark, no hx, must be used to render the
document title.
Thanks!