record: Rework HTML markup for records #30
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* Use `<ARTICLE/>` for the overall record container; each track remains its own `<SECTION/>` which makes more semantic sense. * Use `<ASIDE/>` instead of `<UL/>` for track information. This is the intent for this tag (ancillary information about the section it appears inside or next to), and fixes the accessibility issue of improperly using a list for markup of something that is not a list. Closes: ADA-670
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Use
<ARTICLE/>for the overall record container; each track remains its own<SECTION/>which makes more semantic sense.Use
<ASIDE/>instead of<UL/>for track information. This is the intent for this tag (ancillary information about the section it appears inside or next to), and fixes the accessibility issue of improperly using a list for markup of something that is not a list.Closes: ADA-670