I\'m reading Mark Pilgirm\'s \"Dive into HTML5\" and in the semantics section, it talks about how HTML5 introduces the and
It all depends on how you want your page interpreted.
If you're writing a blog post, each post would be an , and in a particularly long blog post, you could separate it into logical
s with their own
s and whatever else it needs.
If you're writing a research page, you might use
to separate out the table of contents, abstract, main body, and appendix. In the main body (and appendix) you might have a particular section that truly is an .
If you're laying out a page, I highly recommend the following format:
Title
...
...
Although if you don't need so many