Last Updated: February 25, 2016
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· otupman

lungo - correct use of footers

A really quick tip - if you're using Lungo and want to use the footer tag then you need to make sure that the structure goes:

<section ... >
    <header> ... </header>
    <footer>
        <nav class="right">Here's my footer</nav>
    </footer>
    <article class="active"><strong>here is my content</strong></article>
 </section>

If you don't it'll not work on some version (probably just 4.0.x) of Android's built-in browser. However, it also appears to render links in there un-clickable ;(

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