Testing HTML5 structure across browsers

January 14th 2011

The purpose of this page is to test HTML 5 elements across different browsers. This page contains all the structural elements that are new in HTML as of the 14^th of January 2011. As the HTML specification has not been finalised there is a possibility that new elements could be added so this should not be seen as an exhaustive list.

The elements present on this page include:

					<article>
					<aside>
					<command>
					<figure>
					<footer>
					<header>
					<hgroup>
					<menu>
					<nav>
					<section>
					<time>

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