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Which of the following HTML elements is a text-level element?
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I don’t see the list of choices — could you paste the options?
Meanwhile: a “text-level” (aka inline or phrasing) element is one that flows inside a line of text (it doesn’t start a new block). Common text-level (inline/phrasing) elements include:
- a, span, em, strong, b, i, small, u, s
- img, br, wbr
- code, kbd, samp, var
- sub, sup, abbr, cite, q, time, data, mark, ruby, rt, rp, bdi, bdo
Block-level elements (not text-level) include: div, p, h1–h6, ul/ol, li, section, article, header, footer, nav, aside, table, etc.
If you paste the choices I’ll point out which one is the text-level element.
Meanwhile: a “text-level” (aka inline or phrasing) element is one that flows inside a line of text (it doesn’t start a new block). Common text-level (inline/phrasing) elements include:
- a, span, em, strong, b, i, small, u, s
- img, br, wbr
- code, kbd, samp, var
- sub, sup, abbr, cite, q, time, data, mark, ruby, rt, rp, bdi, bdo
Block-level elements (not text-level) include: div, p, h1–h6, ul/ol, li, section, article, header, footer, nav, aside, table, etc.
If you paste the choices I’ll point out which one is the text-level element.
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