One of the news in HTML5 is that links are now allowed to contain block level elements. In HTML 4, only inline elements are allowed.
Linking block level elements such as headings and paragraphs can be useful, but there are some things to be aware of in order to avoid reducing the usability and accessibility of such links to screen reader users.
Posted in Accessibility, HTML 5.
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