Summary Two

Summary 2

Elements in a layout

Within an HTML layout, there are several elements that are used. Some elements are used more than once. Other elements are <header>, <section>, <aside>, etc. All of these are used to create different layouts within HTML.

Layouts

There are four different layouts in HTML. Some Layouts are better for things than others. One is the CSS float, which is easier to learn but not as flexible as some of the other layouts. Then, there is the CSS framework, which can be done quickly. The third is the flexbox layout, which you want to use when you know your website will be viewed on different screen sizes since it can be adapted to the various screen widths. Last is the Grid layout, which somewhat replaces the float method by creating boxes for text to live in that allows the website to be seamless.

Header Element

The <header> element has different attributes in the way that it has six different numbers that can be attached to it, going from one being the largest to six being the smallest. <Header> can be placed with many elements on HTML, like <section> or <aside>, but it can’t be placed in the footer or with itself. The <footer> is an element that usually has specific information (i.e., copyright, etc.) and can be used more than once in an HTML.