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Omar Bahaa
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Omar Bahaa
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Posted by Omar Bahaa
Omar Bahaa
Courses Plus Student 1,801 Points

The section for the schedule, i have used h3 for the title, header for then footer for the time, is it considered wrong?

In Practice Structuring and Grouping Content - Introducing the Practice, I can see that we have used <h3> for titles, <p> for names and <span> for time, my version was <h3> for titles, <header> for names and <footer> for time, is it the right way or not? Even though i got the same result.

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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Offhand, one difference would be that a <p> element has margins by default, but a <header> is just a container. This may be difficult to see depending on the content.

Also, while not an error, it's very unconventional to have more than one header in a section.

Omar Bahaa
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Omar Bahaa
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Omar Bahaa
Omar Bahaa
Courses Plus Student 1,801 Points

Thank you for simplifying it for me, so using the header is when i am intending to edit what inside it with a CSS and it acts like a container for this. Perfect (y)