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by stan_rogers
4644 days ago
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Yes and no. In HTML 5, the hierarchy can be much more local/contextualized than in previous versions, so an h2 in an article can be at quite a different level than an h2 in an aside or at the page level. While it is possible to represent that hierarchy in CSS relative to the local context consistently across the entire page, it's not always desirable. On the other hand, arbitrary styling of headings does throw the baby out with the bath water; there should be a consistent and obvious visual hierarchy (corresponding with the semantic hierarchy) within each of the context types. |
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