And this lesson we are going to talk about the nav tag, this tag is able to create a series of links
which get inserted in a sort of navigation menu.
Therefore, it is a tag which can set up a section dedicated to the navigation towards other links that
might be internal or external to the page.
Normally, this tag gets inserted inside the header because it belongs to the upper part of the page.
However, it can be used also in other parts of it, such as in the future, even if the food does not
usually need this type of navigation menu or as in other sections.
Therefore, let's delete the div containing the NAV and insert below the last paragraph the tag.
One's done this, we can insert simple hypertext links where to insert some test pages, which will
be able then to get created according to the choices of the user to perform the navigation in the website.
Let's create nav one dot HDMI.
Let's close our tag A and we will call it have one, let's copy and paste, inserting three more links.
Which we are calling now of two, three and four.
Let's save refreshed and take a look at our preview.
As you see in the preview, the navigation menu has been inserted just below the paragraph and the interlinks
are positioned one beside the other, as it would be for any HDMI page without the help of our NAV tag.
That means that can also not be inserted within the page or it can be replaced by or implemented with
the lists we have seen in one of the first lessons of our course, but it has the semantic function
of specifying that that specific part of the page is going to occupy and navigation menu.
Therefore, a section dedicated to navigating, therefore, if we create an age demand page, we will
insert the nav path to say, for example, to the browsers that inside the section, the navigation
menu of that page is present last.
It is good to remember that, like for all the other age TEMEL tags in this case as well.
We will define the design of NAV with the sea assess.