frontend - The Address Element HTML5 -

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how use html 5 specific tag address correctly? semantic markup.

this one

<address>     new york<br>     +7 (495) 204-27-22<br>      paris<br>     +375 (29) 658-77-46<br>     +375 (17) 292-91-23 </address>

or one?

<address> <p>     new york<br>     +7 (495) 204-27-22 </p> <p>     paris<br>     +375 (29) 658-77-46<br>     +375 (17) 292-91-23 </p>

in html 4 first 1 valid. in html5 both valid. ran both examples through validator http://validator.w3.org/check can go there check if have valid on have make full document example this:

<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.01//en" "http://www.w3.org/tr/html4/strict.dtd"><!-- <!doctype html> --> <html> <head> <title> test </title> </head> <body> <address>     new york<br>     +7 (495) 204-27-22<br>      paris<br>     +375 (29) 658-77-46<br>     +375 (17) 292-91-23 </address>  <address>  <p>     new york<br>     +7 (495) 204-27-22 </p> <p>     paris<br>     +375 (29) 658-77-46<br>     +375 (17) 292-91-23 </p> </address> </body> </html>

the checker give easy read errors can fix.


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