@craigabourne Yes, but it is always better to read the source: "w3 org WAI ARIA apg practices landmark-regions # htmlsectioningelements" (why am I not allowed to post links?). You can't argue that it is semantic and that helps improving the accessibility if it is not used correctly. Section is a "region when it has an accessible name using aria-labelledby or aria-label" otherwise it is treated exactly the same as a div => meaningless.
@@MC_DarkMaster The video (and playlist) is aimed at complete beginners that are new to web development. Talking about ARIA authoring practices and associated attributes would be completely inappropriate for the context. Ironically, it would make the topic less accessible to newcomers.
@craigabourne Well, I wrote it for other developers so that maybe someone would see it and pick it up so that the web would be more accessible to everyone
How about the css property text-wrap? I use text-wrap: balance , it's very helpful to arrange my paragraph nicely. But I think it has limits on number of lines.
Craig, I created an E-portfolio website to work as an electronic résumé for myself. I'm trying to figure out how to embed a video that plays immediately when people visit the site and the place of my photo and when the video is over, it reverts back to a photo of me. do you know how to do that or can you direct me on how to code that?
Welcome back! I like your way of explaining things, so I was pretty bummed when you didn't update for a fairly long time. Looking forward to your JS teaching (after you're done with CSS, ofc)
Brilliant tutorial with very clearly explained and demonstrated examples, very useful. This is the best tutorial on the subject I have seen and helped me greatly. Many thanks!
I fell off for a bit and when I came back I couldn't find my Minim videos.. I started to panic, then realized you just changed to your name and let out a huge sigh of relief. Love your content bro and it's really been helping me learn html. Thank you for making this content, it's greatly appreciated! Finishing the burger webpage, then on to CSS!
