In Part 1 of this series we investigated the new layout tags that have become available with HTML 5. Today we will look at some of the authoring content tags, specifically the <article> and <section> tags and how they should be used within our web page content. We'll begin by laying out a page structure using today's standards based techniques and then we will recreate the same structure for HTML 5 and build in our newly discovered

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The HTML 5 Series:
HTML 5 - Part 1: An Introduction to the New Layout Tags
HTML 5 - Part 2: An Introduction to the New Division Tags ...

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