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Re: Explicit association with <header> required/recommendedfor <article>?
From: chagnon
Date: Feb 5, 2018 9:09AM
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I think you mean heading, not header.
Headers are repeating elements at the top of something, such as a page header or table header.
The Article tag's definition is that it designates a self-contained portion of a larger document. It is a grouping or container tag that encompasses, by definition, other tagged elements such as P and Hx tags.
To me, the relationship is already explicit because the Hx tag is within the Article tag.
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