Quote Originally Posted by Nick1973 View Post
Yes, and it would be useful as I have built my own responsive template and would like to add in the HTML 5 tags where possible otherwise it means starting from scratch again. Basically so i can edit what I have built and bring it up to date with HTML 5 Compliance.
Better to use PHP defines. In this way people can add additional languages along with many other features. Hard-coding HTML tags into these templates is what novices do and what contributes to future headaches of template users. Also, Google is applying many stringent "rules" to how HTML is now rendered, with the focus on AMP. Hardcoded "conventional" HTML will contribute to a template that is unlikely to be future-proof.

If you want to see how proper, responsive templates are built, then go examine those from picaflor azul.

I would advise all my customers to AVOID going near a template that uses archaic methods to render HTML.