I my last post wrote about some of Html 5's improvements to the standard's semantic tags. That is all fine and dandy but if you have to support older browsers, can you really use them? As a matter of fact you can (easily). I will show you how to do that here.
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The term “semantic” is frequently used in the literature of the web design world. I bet you noticed. If you have not, then you either are not a web developer or you don’t read well enough as one. I will have some recommendations on that in a later post. But in an effort to stay on topic, we should discuss what this term means and how it is important idea for you to keep in mind about your markup.
So last night David Penton and I spoke at the North Dallas .NET User Group on topics client-side in nature. We had a good turnout and good discussion. I think we both had a good time. Hopefully those who attended did so as well, and learned something along the way.
