Hassan Schroeder wrote:
Your HR will show a logical separation exists without depending on
presentational styling via CSS.
But I won't see your pretty /non-semantic/ DIV border using Lynx,
for example...
So granted, hr is /purely/ presentational, but if your objective is to
show a separation between two sections, I can think of a better element
to do that. In fact, I can think of six elements which can do that and
all of them are much more semantically valuable then an hr, namely h1
through h6. Now you can hae the best of all worlds: text browsers get
text, screen readers get words, and graphical browsers can get a textual
separator, a graphical separator, or both.
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