Update references of SECTION to ARTICLE where appropriate#38823
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Update references of SECTION to ARTICLE where appropriate#38823
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Thanks for catching that! I thought I had caught all of them when I updated this last week.
Thank you. Also, congratulations on your first merged MDN content PR. Welcome to he team!
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Description
The documentation for this example mistakenly referred to SECTION #3 several times instead of ARTICLE #3.
Motivation
This makes the documentation for stacking context example easier to understand, since it previously referenced elements that do not exist in the example.