🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Mon, Mar 28, 2016 08:08 PM UTC:
I did it for you, and I noticed what seemed to be side effects. The text
was going over the inner nav bar, and the wizard wasn't working. So I undid
it, but the text continued to go over the nav bar, and the wizard still
didn't work. So it didn't cause those effects, but they are something you
want to fix. In general, closing the ARTICLE and MAIN tags is just a matter
of inserting the HTML for closing these in your code. This will leave you
with some unexpected tags for closing ARTICLE and MAIN further on in the
document, but the page should still work. Unlike BODY, ARTICLE and MAIN are
completely optional in HTML documents, and you are free to place code
outside of them. It is just that headers and footers are set up here so
that MAIN and ARTICLE get opened in the header and closed in the footer,
which places the main content of a page between the two ARTICLE tags, which
are inside the two MAIN tags.
