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'''nav''' elements typically contain [[Navigation bar|navigation bars]], along with brand identification such as a logo, and so on. | '''nav''' elements typically contain [[Navigation bar|navigation bars]], along with brand identification such as a logo, and so on. | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 09:34, 26 April 2016
In HTML5, the nav element represents side-wide navigation, or other major navigation links.
Semantic element
nav is a container for holding further content.
It has semantic meaning: "contents are navigation-related".
nav elements typically contain navigation bars, along with brand identification such as a logo, and so on.
HTML5 supports multiple nav elements per page. Use them sparingly, for major navigation. Avoid using nav elements for arbitary lists of links.
