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Original 2026-01-01
Modified 2026-03-09
1 <p>In addition to the unique main content of the page, we have an introductory part and a concluding part that are repeated on other pages.</p>
1 <p>In addition to the unique main content of the page, we have an introductory part and a concluding part that are repeated on other pages.</p>
2 <p>The &lt;header&gt; tag describes the introductory part of the page, which is often called the “header”. Similarly, the &lt;footer&gt; tag describes the concluding part of the page, or the “footer”.</p>
2 <p>The &lt;header&gt; tag describes the introductory part of the page, which is often called the “header”. Similarly, the &lt;footer&gt; tag describes the concluding part of the page, or the “footer”.</p>
3 &lt;header&gt; I am the website header. I can be repeated on other pages. &lt;/header&gt; &lt;main&gt; I am the main content! I live only on this page. &lt;/main&gt; &lt;footer&gt; I am the website footer. I function similarly to the header. &lt;/footer&gt;<p>Usually, the &lt;header&gt; and &lt;footer&gt; tags appear only once per page, but they may also be used repeatedly.</p>
3 &lt;header&gt; I am the website header. I can be repeated on other pages. &lt;/header&gt; &lt;main&gt; I am the main content! I live only on this page. &lt;/main&gt; &lt;footer&gt; I am the website footer. I function similarly to the header. &lt;/footer&gt;<p>Usually, the &lt;header&gt; and &lt;footer&gt; tags appear only once per page, but they may also be used repeatedly.</p>
4 <p>Let’s mark up the header and footer for the main page. For now, let’s use text “placeholders” to stand for the content.</p>
4 <p>Let’s mark up the header and footer for the main page. For now, let’s use text “placeholders” to stand for the content.</p>
5 <p>The &lt;header&gt; tag not only provides the website header with a logo and a menu. It can be used, for example, as the “header” for some article or section of the website. Of course, in the context of an article, &lt;header&gt; is not called a “header”, but the introduction, which may contain headings, a table of contents, and so forth.</p>
5 <p>The &lt;header&gt; tag not only provides the website header with a logo and a menu. It can be used, for example, as the “header” for some article or section of the website. Of course, in the context of an article, &lt;header&gt; is not called a “header”, but the introduction, which may contain headings, a table of contents, and so forth.</p>
6 <p>The situation is similar for &lt;footer&gt;. Typically this is the footer of the website, where copyright information, contact information, and similar information are listed. But &lt;footer&gt; may be used in other sections of the website. For example, you can add the following additional information within an article in the “footer”: information about the author, additional links, and so on.</p>
6 <p>The situation is similar for &lt;footer&gt;. Typically this is the footer of the website, where copyright information, contact information, and similar information are listed. But &lt;footer&gt; may be used in other sections of the website. For example, you can add the following additional information within an article in the “footer”: information about the author, additional links, and so on.</p>