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Old 11-29-2023, 03:08 PM   #8
Turtle91
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Sorry, to answer your question, <h> tags are semantics and mark when your document has a heading. You can use css to style the heading however you wish it to look, but there are other software programs that rely on your document being correctly, semantically, marked - like accessibility programs.

A paragraph that is styled using css classes does not convey any special meaning to those programs.

Code:
Instead of:                  Use:
<p class="booktitle">        <h1>
<p class="chaptertitle">     <h2>
<p class="normalparagraph">  <p>
<p class="scenebreak">       <hr/>
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