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Screenshot of a webpage showing the code on the left with "h1" tags inside of nested article and section tags, and then on the right showing the result, where the h1 tag (the largest header type, supposedly) gets smaller and smaller as it nests but h2 stays the same

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Screenshot of a webpage showing the code on the left with "h1" tags inside of nested article and section tags, and then on the right showing the result, where the h1 tag (the largest header type, supposedly) gets smaller and smaller as it nests but h2 stays the same
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Josh Jersild (joshjers@peoplemaking.games)'s status on Sunday, 29-Dec-2024 17:47:44 JST Josh Jersild

I'm sure a lot of web folk are going to say "wow you're late to the party" but the fact that the <h1> tag's text size shrinks for every <article> or <section> it's inside of, but the other tags (like <h2>) do not.
That is a *BONKERS* decision and it's apparently intentional

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