Boot Camp

How the HTML code above looks in a browser:
Text Coding
Body Section Nesting Tags
Nesting tags properly means that when using more than one pair of tags to affect code
at the same time, you open and close these pairs in the right order as related to the other
pairs. Whaaaaat?
The number one reason that you need to master nesting is if you’re going to use cascading
styles (CS), which require tags to be consistently nested within the document so that
it can tell where styles begin and end. If you set up a style that would affect all bold and
italic text on your page, the incorrect nesting would make it hard for the browser to know
where the bold and italics ended and where the text was just italicized.
Nesting also effects accessibility and browser compatibility. If your HTML is incorrectly
nested, it won’t be as accessible to screen readers and older browsers – it will look bad. It
also will not validate, earning head shaking from web authors of the world.
97