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Changed space to width (#23147)

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It said that block level elements fill up the container's space. They only fill the width.
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Sigurd Morsby
2018-11-15 07:53:15 +01:00
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@ -9,9 +9,9 @@ Let us understand them using below examples :
![Block Output](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16048167/31070017-6f2cf0a2-a77c-11e7-9de6-110b9d0b488d.PNG) ![Block Output](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16048167/31070017-6f2cf0a2-a77c-11e7-9de6-110b9d0b488d.PNG)
#### Block-Level Element : #### Block-Level Element :
A Block-level element occupies the entire space of the parent(container) such as `<div>` and `<p>` in the example . A Block-level element occupies the entire width of the parent (container) such as `<div>` and `<p>` in the example.
Note that both `<div>` and `<p>` start from a new line each time, forming a **block-like** structure. Block-level elements begin on new lines. Note that both `<div>` and `<p>` start from a new line each time, forming a **block-like** structure. Block-level elements *always* begin on new lines.
Common **block-level elements** are `<div>`,`<p>`,`<article>`,`<section>`,`<figure>`,`<footer>` etc. Common **block-level elements** are `<div>`,`<p>`,`<article>`,`<section>`,`<figure>`,`<footer>` etc.
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#### Inline Element : #### Inline Element :
Inline as the name says "included as a part of the main text and not as a separate section". Inline elements occupy the space as needed within the space defined by the main element. Unlike block-level elements, they do not begin on new lines. Inline as the name says "included as a part of the main text and not as a separate section". Inline elements occupy the width as needed within the space defined by the main element. Unlike block-level elements, they do not begin on new lines.
Some of the **inline elements** are `<a>`,`<span>`,`<img>`,`<code>`,`<cite>`,`<button>`,`<input>` etc. Some of the **inline elements** are `<a>`,`<span>`,`<img>`,`<code>`,`<cite>`,`<button>`,`<input>` etc.