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Most documents have structure that authors use to make the content clearer. In (X)HTML it is possible to use heading elements of various levels to provide some of that structure.
"This can be used by people as a table of contents (many tools generate a table of contents like this), or to break the page into smaller chunks, for example to send to a small device. It can also be used to determine the key concepts in a page (as some search engines do)" ...

All the various versions of (X)HTML define 6 levels of headings: <h1>, <h2>, <h3>, <h4>, <h5>, <h6>. It is foreseen that XHTML 2 will also provide generic headings, with a level determined by their depth in the structure.

To learn more go at www.w3c.org

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