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Interestingly it does use "section" and "header" elements, which are basically invisible to users but are also among the few "HTML5" features that actually fit
by mbrubeck 17y ago
Interestingly it does use "section" and "header" elements, which are basically invisible to users but are also among the few "HTML5" features that actually fit the name.
- julio_the_squid 17y agoYeah, I saw it uses a few new elements. Still, you could accomplish the same effect without them, right? So it doesn't really require HTML5?