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Skip to content HTML / HTML Document Structure Before And After HTML5 – Here’s What Changed / <div> HTML TagDisclosure: Your support helps keep the site running! We earn a referral fee for some of the services we recommend on this page. Learn moreElement ofHTML Document Structure Before And After HTML5 – Here’s What ChangedWhat does <div> HTML Tag do?The <div> element defines an arbitrary block of content which can be placed and styled as a single unit.DisplayblockUsagestructural

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The <div> element has no particular semantic meaning. It simply defines a block of content which can be styled as a single unit on a page. Prior to the semantic elements added in HTML5, it was the main structural element defining sections of an HTML Document. Today, there are a number of better structural elements which can be styled the same way as <div> elements, but add semantic meaning, identifying their purpose in the overall document. These include:

<header>
<nav>
<article>
<main>
<aside>
<footer>
<section>

Adoption of these semantic structural elements is not universal, but they are widely supported on browsers. So, while you will continue to see <div> elements in existing websites (and front-end frameworks like Twitter’s Bootstrap), you should use the newer elements whenever appropriate.

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Attribute name	Values	Notes
align	Was used to specify the alignment of a div element. Deprecated. Use CSS instead.

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