The b element is used to display bold text. It is a presentational element. Although, this element has been changed, as follows… From w3.org… Although previous versions of HTML defined the b element only in presentational terms, the element has now been given the specific semantic purpose of representing text “offset from its surrounding content [...]
This element represents and audio stream. It is a transparent element. You won’t see it visually on the page. There are also some attributes, other than the global attributes, that can be added to it. Such as autoplay, preload, controls, loop, mediagroup, and src. It also can contain certain element. Such as source and track. [...]
An aside is a temporary departure from the current theme or topic. Here’s an example… <aside>Going off on a tangent.</aside>
From w3.org… The article element represents a section of content that forms an independent part of a document or site; for example, a magazine or newspaper article, or a blog entry. Here’s an example… <article draggable=”true”>my article about the article element should go here</article>
There are a few changes to elements and new elements in HTML5. One of those elements is the a element, or anchor element. It’s used to create hyperlinks. There are a few changes to this element. The name attribute is obsolete.You can no longer use something like… <a name=”whatever”></a><div>Some content.</div> Instead, put an id on [...]
