Great that it's possible to starting using it now but would doing so improve or hurt SEO? Anyone know if search engines are setup to parse this data better?
I serve on W3C's HTML5 Working Group. This certainly would help search engines along the road. I wouldn't think this would hurt SEO in any way, may actually end up helping. I am not too involved with SEO stuff, but I can help with other stuff you might be interested in with focus to HTML5.
> section is a thematic grouping of content, typically preceded by header…
> <header>
> The header of a section…
So do headers go before or inside sections? Or both?
The article also fails to mention that <header> is completely different from the way most of us use the #header ID in documents — <header> can be used over and over in HTML5 so the meaning is different than a lot of people would assume.
I know the example makes it less ambiguous, but come on.
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[ 34.3 ms ] story [ 153 ms ] thread> <section>
> section is a thematic grouping of content, typically preceded by header…
> <header>
> The header of a section…
So do headers go before or inside sections? Or both?
The article also fails to mention that <header> is completely different from the way most of us use the #header ID in documents — <header> can be used over and over in HTML5 so the meaning is different than a lot of people would assume.
I know the example makes it less ambiguous, but come on.
http://diveintohtml5.org/semantics.html