You know that & are the children of in fact, they're always the only children of, so there's no need to remind yourself of this via nesting.So why aren't & indented? A couple of reasons: You'd think that & would be indented inside -after all, they're children of, so shouldn't they be indented? What about the basic structure of a webpage? Ut enim ad minim veniam, quisĪdipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt Sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, That said, if you want to indent, feel free. Note: We don't indent because most of the time the contents are short, because we're more concerned about the &, & because it can really lengthen the overall code. Note: Again, we don't indent & most other items inside because they're short. Note: We don't indent & other headers because they're short, but if you want to indent, that would be fine.
Note: Again with the multiple levels of indenting-but it should be obvious how much it helps reading that code! See how easy it is to tell what's a child of what? Note: Notice how text/content is indented inside, and then is indented inside. Here are some examples of how WebSanity likes to indent our code.
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