On a web page, a division is what web designers call a container. It is a way to group a bunch of web page info together for commonality of fonts, colors or other style elements. Divisions are not used nearly so often now as they once were, before the days of cascading style sheets. You may find that you get few workable results by using the z key to jump divisions, but it can't hurt to try.
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