HTML Footer

Definition: HTML Footer is used to define the footer section of a webpage or a section within a webpage.

• The footer typically contains information about the document, such as copyright notices, contact information, links to privacy policies, terms of service, and other relevant details.
• The content within the <footer> element is considered separate from the main content of the webpage, and it is usually displayed at the bottom of the page.
• Here's the basic syntax of the <footer> element:

Example Usage

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• In this example, the <footer> element contains some contact information and a copyright notice, which will be displayed at the bottom of the webpage.
• The footer can be styled using CSS to control its appearance and positioning on the page.

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HTML Navigation

Definition: HTML Navigation typically refers to the menu or links that allow users to navigate and move between different sections or pages within a website.

• Navigation is an essential component of a webpage, as it helps users find and access various content and information easily.
• HTML provides various elements that can be used to create navigation menus, and the choice of which one to use depends on the structure and complexity of the navigation.

Navigation Elements

• Some commonly used HTML elements for creating navigation include:
  • <nav> element:
    • The <nav> element is specifically designed to define a block of navigation links.
    • It is used to group related navigation items together.
    • Inside the <nav> element, you can use list-based elements like <ul> (unordered list) and <li> (list item) to create a list of links.

Navigation in EduBlocks

• In Edublock, we don't have a navbar block; instead, we use two empty blocks: one open tag and another closed tag. Here is an example:

• They demonstrated how to add navigation to Edublock. You must use an empty text block similar to the one above, and the content of the navbar should be inserted in between.

Example Usage

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