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- 1. Explain how the division element is used to setup the layout of a web page Solution A page being rendered in the program comprises of numerous things - logo, educational content, pictures, hyperlinks, navigational structure and the sky is the limit from there. HTML5offers an arrangement of markup components that permit you to make an organized format for site pages. These components are frequently named as Semantic Markup since they pass on their significance and reason unmistakably to the designer and to the program. This article examines a portion of the vital HTML5 components that can add to the design of a site page. Semantic markup communicates its importance and reason unmistakably to the designers and to the program. Web designers much of the time utilize the component to format their website pages. Be that as it may, a component independent from anyone else doesn't pass on what it is speaking to in a page. A component may wrap a navigational menu or it might house a rundown of blog entries, yet simply utilizing doesn't pass on much data to the engineers or to the programs. Normally CSS classes connected to components uncover some data about their expected reason. For instance consider the accompanying markup: ... In the above markup it is the header CSS class that gives you a thought with reference to what the may do. Without this CSS class, nonetheless, there is no real way to effortlessly recognize what the may do. This is on the grounds that is a broadly useful component. It has no particular reported obligation. It essentially denote a division or segment of the page yet doesn't manage what can go inside that area. Before we can set about situating our HTML components utilizing CSS, we have to characterize the different diverse areas of our site page. We do this utilizing labels. The accompanying case gives a run of the mill case of how we may characterize a page with a header, a side menu and some substance: ….
- 2. …. …. As should be obvious, we have utilized labels to characterize the three zones of our page, and inside those divisions we can put anything we need - content, pictures, joins and so forth. The way things are we have essentially characterized different segments of our HTML, however we haven't started to modify the design yet. divs are square level components. This implies they will consequently fill 100% of the accessible page width, and our segments will arrange one underneath the other. On the following page we will start to compose the CSS to position our components precisely where we need them. Thank you.