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Which of the following statements accurately describes the primary difference between block-level and inline elements in HTML before HTML5?
Which of the following statements accurately describes the primary difference between block-level and inline elements in HTML before HTML5?
- Inline elements define the structure of the webpage, while block-level elements are used for semantic content.
- Block-level elements can only contain text, while inline elements can contain other block-level elements.
- Block-level elements are displayed on the same line, while inline elements always start on a new line.
- Block-level elements start on a new line and can contain both block and inline elements, while inline elements are displayed on the same line and can only contain other inline elements. (correct)
Consider the following HTML snippet: <p>This is a <span>special</span> paragraph.</p>. How will the span element be rendered by default?
Consider the following HTML snippet: <p>This is a <span>special</span> paragraph.</p>. How will the span element be rendered by default?
- The word 'special' will be displayed within the same line as the rest of the paragraph. (correct)
- The word 'special' will not be displayed because `span` elements are invisible by default.
- The word 'special' will be displayed in a block with empty space above and below.
- The word 'special' will be displayed on a new line, separate from the rest of the paragraph.
Which of the following is a characteristic of the div element?
Which of the following is a characteristic of the div element?
- It is used to define the structure of a table.
- It is a block-level element that creates a division or section in a webpage. (correct)
- It only allows inline elements inside it.
- It is an inline-level element used to format specific sections of text within a line.
Which HTML element is most suitable for applying specific formatting to a small section of text without introducing a line break?
Which HTML element is most suitable for applying specific formatting to a small section of text without introducing a line break?
In HTML, which element is typically used to create distinct, large sections or blocks of content on a webpage?
In HTML, which element is typically used to create distinct, large sections or blocks of content on a webpage?
If you want to emphasize a word while ensuring it remains on the same line as the surrounding text, which HTML element should you use?
If you want to emphasize a word while ensuring it remains on the same line as the surrounding text, which HTML element should you use?
Which of the following statements best explains how HTML5 has changed the categorization of content elements compared to older HTML versions?
Which of the following statements best explains how HTML5 has changed the categorization of content elements compared to older HTML versions?
Which of the following accurately describes 'flow content' in HTML5?
Which of the following accurately describes 'flow content' in HTML5?
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Block-level elements
Block-level elements
Used to structure content, rendered edge to edge, starting on a new line.
Inline elements
Inline elements
Elements embedded within a line of text.
Block Element (HTML5)
Block Element (HTML5)
Displayed as blocks, starting on a new line. They can contain other block or inline elements.
Inline Elements (HTML5)
Inline Elements (HTML5)
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Study Notes
- HTML tags include
<div>and<span>
Block Level Elements
- Rendered on the page from edge to edge.
- Some block level elements are:
<h1>,<p>,<ul>, and<table>.
Inline elements
- Embedded by default within a line.
- Some inline elements are:
<a>,<img>,<span>,<em>, and<strong>.
Block vs. Inline Elements
- Block element are displayed as blocks starting on new line.
- Block element may be nested with other block or inline elements.
- Inline elements are displayed on the same line
- Inline elements may be nested with only inline elements
- More complex categorization is introduced in HTML 5 replacing the definitions of Inline and Block elements; HTML5 uses "Flow Content" and "Phrasing Content"
The div element
- Block Level element
- Configures a specially formatted division or area of a webpage.
- Displays with empty space above and below.
- Can contain other block and inline display elements.
The span element
- Inline Level element
- Configures specially formatted text.
- The inline tag marks up part of a text or document.
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