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Old 10-14-2012, 06:22 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Caleń0 View Post
Awesome, I'll try this. I understood the Header tag to be a formatting tool. Can it be used without that purpose? That is...supposing that my H1's were left, or right aligned, or had some other formatting applied to them in the CSS style sheet...can it still be used to tag an image without it applying any unwanted formatting?

Many thanks, by the way. I've yet to try it, but I would like to understand how to use tags properly...especially when I understood them to be markers for formatting text.
if you need selective Header tag styling, the use a selector rather than apply to the Tag itself


No:
h3 {text-align: center;}

Yes:
.chapno {text-align: center;}
<h3 class="chapno" title="Other">A centered Heading</h3>
<h3 title="Normal">A normal Heading</h3>
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