block level elements

After a few additions of block-level elements, I figured it would be worthwhile to make sure all the inline elements appear that way.

The two block-level elements to which I did not apply bottom margin are blockquote and form.

Add a few more block-level elements, and you wind up with a very nice presentation of an XML document.

In strict doctypes, both of these require other block level elements to be inside of them.

In general, character-level elements are best kept inline, and block-level elements are best starting new (hierarchically indented) lines.

Block-level elements, in turn, are identified with similarly rendered vertical color blocks.

Boxy, hard-edged block level elements with borders and solid colors define most of the web's aesthetic.

The info tag can contain anything from text to large block-level elements.

They may contain one or more words within a paragraph or contain one or more block-level elements such as paragraphs, lists and tables.

Most block-level elements have a bottom margin of 20px.

For example, you can outline all tables (none on ibm. com! ) or all block-level elements.

As well as the structural elements, HTML 5 adds some purely semantic block-level elements