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Old 05-02-2019, 06:52 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by elibrarian View Post
I can't find anywhere any indication whatsoever that it should be "bad" to style <Hx>-elements with css or having to hide them. But I can find tons of examples of what to do with them in css …
Please, tell me how to style a chapter title (in the center) with an image to the left and and an image on the right and with a border on top (from margin to margin). All always in the same line and in perfect alineation no matter the font size choosen by the reader. Try coding that with <h*> tags and floating the images and you'll discover interesting things. Not always to employ <h*> tags for titles is the best, more over if we take in count the economy of coding. All depend on the circunstances; sometimes using <h*> tags will be good and convinient and sometimes not. To use <h*> tags is not good nor bad, is the work you are doing what will determine what is better to employ.

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