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HTML5 semantic elements and which old browsers does it support?
Internet Explorer 8 and older versions does not support semantic elements like nav, header and article. To style semantic elements, Modernizer is used. Some CSS can be added to block CSS by default.
article, header, nav, section, footer
{
display:block;
}We can also create our own elements through JavaScript by writing following code −
<script>
document.createElement('nav'); //nav is semantic element
document.createElement('header'); //header is semantic element
document.createElement('article'); //article is semantic element
</script>
Updated on 04-Mar-2020 06:19:30
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