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Fix Learn HTML 003 - Metadata inconsistency and unfinished content #10285

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Fix Learn HTML 003 - Metadata inconsistency and unfinished content #10285

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Update index.md
owyaggy Jul 25, 2023
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fix typo (GoogleChrome#10286)
owyaggy Jul 25, 2023
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion src/site/content/en/learn/html/metadata/index.md
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Expand Up @@ -213,7 +213,7 @@ Your HTML now looks something like this:
</html>
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It's pretty long, but it's done. It would have been much longer, but you've summed up all the icons, short name, etc. in a [manifest file](/add-manifest/), enabling you to omit many `<meta>` and `<link>` tags,
It's pretty long, but it's done.

Now that your `<head>` is mostly complete, you can dive into some [semantic HTML](/learn/html/semantic-html/).

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Expand Up @@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ include the `headers` attribute with a space-separated list of the associated he
the scope of the headers with the `scope` attribute. To be even clearer, we added the `headers` attribute to each cell.

The `headers` attributes were possibly not necessary in such a simple use case, but they are important to have in your toolbelt
your tables grow in complexity. Tables with complex structures, such as tables where headers or cells are merged or with more
as your tables grow in complexity. Tables with complex structures, such as tables where headers or cells are merged or with more
than two levels of column or row headers, require explicit identification of associated header cells. In such complex tables, explicitly
associate each data cell with each corresponding header cell with a list of space-separated `id` values of all the associated headers
as the value of the `headers` attribute.
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