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Re: Heading without contents
From: chagnon
Date: Jan 4, 2023 3:28PM
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Quote: I believe this is not a good practice to have a heading without any content below it. EndQuote
Generally, yes.
But what you described is lower-level content (the H2) following the H1. So the H1 does indeed have content â another heading level and its content. Your H1 is not empty.
This is a very common construction in structured documents.
Yes, it can be confusing to some screen-reader users, but it's not illogical nor incorrect.
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