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In HTML5, the section element represents a unit of content within a document, typically with a heading.
Each <section> should be identified, typically by including a heading (- element) as a child of the <section> element.
Semantic element
Semantic element
section is a container for holding further content.
It has semantic meaning: "Contents are a section of content. This element part of a larger page structure. This element may contain sub-structures."
See also
External links
- section @ developer.mozilla.org
- Using sections and outlines @ developer.mozilla.org
- section @ w3schools.org