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SignUp Now!I've only used <article>. Nothing else.
I'm 100% sure that <article> is used for when you're writing News/Blog Posts on your Site. I don't see it serving any other purpose.
Yeah, pretty much. I primarily use <article> for Blog-Posts and in my opinion, it makes everything a lot tidier. Although, I'm pretty sure it will be even more tidier if you nest them inside a <div>.So these tags are just to help organize your code
You know, I'm not really good with SEO so I can't say for certain. I mean, on a Search-Engine like Bing, Google or DuckDuckGo, at the bottom of a Link will be the URL and some Text. But the Text will display a small bit of info from that Site.and to help search engine crawlers understand what's what?
That's great to know! Thank you a lot @Dan-KodeYeah, pretty much. I primarily use <article> for Blog-Posts and in my opinion, it makes everything a lot tidier. Although, I'm pretty sure it will be even more tidier if you nest them inside a <div>.
So anything within your <meta> tags will be used to display on Google and other search engines?You know, I'm not really good with SEO so I can't say for certain. I mean, on a Search-Engine like Bing, Google or DuckDuckGo, at the bottom of a Link will be the URL and some Text. But the Text will display a small bit of info from that Site.
So if I were to Search up something on DuckDuckGo, I would get something like this:
And as I said, there will be the Link, URL and some Text about the Page/Site. Although, for Text to be displayed, I think you need to use <meta>. I'm not exactly sure though.
No problem. Although, I would recommend asking someone like @joe for more details on this Subject. While I may be good with HTML, some parts like these, I'm not so good with.That's great to know! Thank you a lot @Dan-Kode
As far as I'm aware, yes. W3Schools has this Page for the <meta> Tag. There's a <meta> Tag in the block of code that is displayed that has an Attribute of name. And then an Attribute of content. And inside content, is a small description. But as I said, I would recommend asking @joe about this.So anything within your <meta> tags will be used to display on Google and other search engines?
Another great resource is checking MDN; https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/ElementAs far as I'm aware, yes. W3Schools has this Page for the <meta> Tag. There's a <meta> Tag in the block of code that is displayed that has an Attribute of name. And then an Attribute of content. And inside content, is a small description. But as I said, I would recommend asking @joe about this.
Thank you! I really appreciate the help!The semantic tags are mainly for giving a meaning to the content inside them. And this meaningful markup can be helpful to search engines and other softwares equally.
An organized code is just a byproduct of using semantic elements.
Generally it is seen that Google search results show text that we put as our meta tag description, but in case it is not present, search engine may choose to lift piece of text from our article tag for this purpose. Its upto them. And they keep updating their strategy so I am not fully sure.
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