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This article mainly introduces the meaning of nav in HTML5. It is very detailed and has certain reference value. Friends who are interested must finish reading it.

In HTML5, nav's full name is "navigation", meaning "navigation" in Chinese, and it is a navigation tag that represents navigation in a HTML page; the nav tag defines an area that contains navigation links, with the syntax "link."

The operating environment of this tutorial: windows7 system, HTML5 version, Dell G3 computer.

In HTML5, nav's full name is "navigation", which means "navigation" in Chinese.

The HTML5 tag is used to represent navigation in a HTML page, either between pages or between segments within a page.

The tag defines the part of the navigation link.

Not all HTML documents use elements. The element is simply used as an area to mark a navigation link.

According to the relevant standards of HTML5, the definition is as follows:

"A section of a page that links to other pages or to parts within the page:

A section with navigation links. "

The Chinese translation probably means

"an area of a page used to link to another page or to the current page: an area that contains navigation links."

The function of the nav tag is clearly defined here. Similar to header, it does not specify that it must be the main navigation, or it can be a sub-navigation for the rest of the page.

As follows:

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In the above example, we see that this is just an area for article navigation, and you can also use nav to define a small intra-page navigation. But not all link groups on the page need to be placed in the nav tag, it is mainly made up of the main navigation blocks of the page. For example, we usually put a set of links in the footer of a website, including terms of service, site introduction, copyright notice, etc., when we usually use footer instead of nav.

A page can contain multiple nav tags as navigation for the whole or different parts of the page. In the following example, there are two nav tags, one is the main navigation of the site, and the other is the auxiliary link navigation of the current page itself.

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