Let's see now a couple of tax more that will help us drill down on the topic.
That's how we are analyzing in this section is called aside, this tag enables us to create a page content
which is linked only marginally to the rest of the page and which therefore should be considered as
detached from the other contents.
Usually the aside section gets used to identify a sidebar that is a part of our page place on the left
or on the right of the page containing some content that might be advertising content somehow linked
to the Web categories, or simply also linked to blog articles that we want to be tired from the rest
of the content.
It classical use of this type of tag, maybe, for example, inside an article.
If we inserted an aside into the first article created.
And we wrote another Lorem, and it's Incyte.
Once done this and added one more paragraph, representa instead.
The correct content of our article.
By saving and refreshing, we would see that there is no distinction from a visual point of view.
Because no success is present, but from a semantical point of view, there is, as this specifies that
that part of the content is not directly referring to an article.
If, for example, we had to deal with some recipe detailed, say, by a blogger in the paragraph's,
we might have some parts which are regarding the how to make that recipe, whereas in the aside, we
might have the list of the ingredients that are partly linked to the procedure itself.
OK, then, now let's see the last hug relative to the age HTML5, which we will examine before starting
talking about this, see says.