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HTML <header> Tag

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The <header> element represents introductory content.

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The <header> element usually represents a section for the primary introductory content, including a set of navigational links.

It may contain also a logo, a search form, entity name, and other elements.

The <header> element should not be a descendant of a <address>, <footer> or other <header> element.

Global attributes

Global attributes may be applied on all elements, although some elements may have no effect on them.

<accesskey>, <class>, <contenteditable>, <contextmenu>, <data-*>, <dir>, <draggable>, <dropzone>, <hidden>, <id>, <lang>, <spellcheck>, <style>, <tabindex>, <title>, <translate>.

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<header>
    <a href="#">HTML</a> |
    <a href="#">CSS</a> |
    <a href="#">JavaScript</a> |
    <a href="#">jQuery</a> |
    <a href="#">SQL</a>
</header>
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<header>
    <a href="#">HTML</a>
    <a href="#">CSS</a>
    <a href="#">JavaScript</a>
    <a href="#">jQuery</a>
    <a href="#">SQL</a>
</header>
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