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Welcome to this new chapter, where we discuss HTML Fundamental Body Elements, building on what we learned in the previous chapter about basic HTML tags.
Tags are needed to create a visual and semantic categorization of the content of your HTML document.
Understanding the HTML Fundamental Body Elements
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Look for the little check marks on the courses you’ve completed (on the overview page)
I saw it now, don't know how I missed it. Thank you!
Hey Miguel!
Thank you for this very valuable feedback.
Indeed the "checkmark" wasn't working as intended, and after seeing your message I went it and fixed that, as well as the 404 links.
If you have any other such good feedback and recommendations, please share!
Cheers!
Hi Maxime,
Can you please give an example of how you would use the HTML widget in order to add contact information to the address tag in Elementor in the footer?
It would really be beneficial to see a markup code as an example.
Thank you,
Michal
Hey Michal!
You would simply add something like the following, in the HTML element:
<address> Contact us at:<br> 123 Main Street<br> Anytown, USA 12345<br> Phone: (123) 456-7890<br> Email: info@example.com </address>You might then wish to add a class name to target it with custom CSS:
<address class="address-information">
Cheers!