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First of all, thanks for making HTML easy to work with.
But as a fellow HTML developer, I know that sometimes you do not really know what you want your div to be, but you surely know what you don't want it to be.
For example, you want a title, but not too big, and not too small either.
Any dev thought process would be something like: I could use <html> tag but no, that is the name of my programming language. I could use <base> but I have no idea what it is.
etc.
First of all, thanks for making HTML easy to work with.
But as a fellow HTML developer, I know that sometimes you do not really know what you want your div to be, but you surely know what you don't want it to be.
For example, you want a title, but not too big, and not too small either.
Any dev thought process would be something like:
I could use <html> tag but no, that is the name of my programming language.
I could use <base> but I have no idea what it is.
etc.
So, to ease the current syntax we could use:
Then, you are sure this is a
<h4>
header.This would be more readable and could count as documentation.
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