Which of the following is a correct place of navigation
Upper
Bottom
North
South
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Upper is your answer.
<nav> tag defines navigation , which comes after header in HTML5
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The upper place is the correct place for navigation.
Explanation:
- An area of a page designated as "nav" in HTML designates a section whose function is to offer navigation links, either within the current document or to other documents.
- Menus, tables of contents, and indexes are typical illustrations of navigation sections.
- All links do not have to be contained in a nav element.
- large blocks of navigation links should go in the nav element; normally, a list of links that don't belong in the nav element can be found in the footer element.
- A document may contain many <nav> elements, such as those for intra-page navigation and site navigation, in which case aria-labelled by can be used to improve accessibility; see an example.
- User agents may utilize this element to decide whether to skip the initial rendering of navigation-only information, such as screen readers designed for users with disabilities.
Hence, the correct place for navigation is the upper side.
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