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yeah it does.. https://twitter.com/#!/h5bp/status/55022617471623168 https://twitter.com/#!/h5bp/status/55022617471623168 (this is actually directed to you)

• bcardarella 15y ago
  If you're going to take the time to dig through twitter for that you should at least post my responses: https://twitter.com/#!/bcardarella/status/55023955676905472 https://twitter.com/#!/bcardarella/status/55023955676905472 https://twitter.com/#!/bcardarella/status/55024200456474626 https://twitter.com/#!/bcardarella/status/55024200456474626 The point of HTML5 is semantically better elements. div#header is not the preferable HTML5 element. Neither is div#footer. html5boilerplate.com should be dog fooding. It's not.
  • retlehs 15y ago
    The 2nd tweet you reference is incorrect, view the source of h5bp.com and you'll clearly see that it's using HTML5 Boilerplate Also, if you take a look at h5bp you'll notice <header> and <footer> elements in index.html https://github.com/paulirish/html5-boilerplate/blob/master/index.html https://github.com/paulirish/html5-boilerplate/blob/master/i...
    • bcardarella 15y ago
      That's the boilerplate. I'm talking about the actual site.
      • leif 15y ago
        boilerplate is what you start with, not what you publish what's the big deal