Fix incorrect nesting of tags in README.md #895
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Description:
This pull request addresses an issue in the README file where the
<h1>
tag was incorrectly nested inside a<p>
tag. In HTML, the<h1>
tag is a block-level element, while the<p>
tag is an inline element. This incorrect nesting leads to invalid HTML structure, which can cause rendering issues and break the layout in some cases.Fix:
The following incorrect nesting:
has been corrected to:
This change ensures that the structure of the document is semantically correct and will render as intended across different browsers and platforms.
Why this is important:
Correct HTML structure is critical for the proper display of content on web pages. Nested block-level elements like
<h1>
inside inline elements like<p>
can cause layout issues or unexpected behavior, especially in older browsers or when using CSS frameworks. Fixing this ensures better compatibility and cleaner code.Checklist
yarn format
andyarn lint
without getting any errors