article
element.
article
element represents a section of content that forms an independent part of a document or site; for example, a magazine or newspaper article, or a blog entry.
*/section*
span
without distinguishable styling. This means there is no
backwards compatibility in HTML5 visual presentation.
It does not really help, that authors
can provide an own styling with CSS, because this can be switched off and
elements of semantically meaning should be presented in such a way, that the semantic
function can be identified. This means at least some margin and padding as separation
of sections, articles and asides and separation of header from other content of the
same section.
*/section*
*summary* as first child of details */summary*
*details* (starting as parent of summary, because summary has to be before any other content, here the star element indication is set after the first child)This is an element
details
, that is not open - it should be possible to open and close it again interactively.
*/details**summary* as first child of details */summary*
*details* (starting as parent of summary, because summary has to be before any other content, here the star element indication is set after the first child)This is an element
details
- it is open and it should be possible to close it and to open again interactively.
It indicates as well the end of the article.
*/details*