In my world, .h2 .heading-2, or anything else describing a scale of type is doing exactly what you are talking about. .h2 !== <h2>. I'm not applying the semantics of one element to another, I'm describing one element as having the 2nd largest size a heading can have. Ya dig?
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That’s a self conflicting answer. If the item can semantically be described as the second most important hierarchical header on the page, it belongs in an <h2> tag, ya dig?
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Hierarchical size order and semantic order aren't always tied together. Size !== semantic importance.
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One thing to keep in mind here, I'm no good at the English language, there very well could be a disconnect between what my brain thinks and what you are reading. :)
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I was almost forced to take English as a 2nd language in college though because my professors thought I wouldn't pass my Freshman level English requirements. Speaking is no problem for me, but my reading/writing isn't fantastic.
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You seem to write perfectly well to me. As for the dyslexia, is it a letter order issue or different? I have issues with language too, but they fall under OCD. For real :)
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Now you're hitting my brain's sweet spot these days. I finished a class in Cognitive Neuroscience a month back or so and now am studying anatomy and physiology of the brain. I want to find better ways of measuring language and meaning in the physiological sense over application.
Jan 8, 2021 · 10:06 PM UTC
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