⁕ Inline elements are those that take up only as much width as necessary. They are used to create small structures like links, spans, etc. They are also used to create text-level semantics like bold, italics, etc.
⁕ Examples: <span>, <a>, <strong>, <em>, <img>.
⁕ Cannot contain block elements but can contain other inline elements.
Class Sessions
1- What is HTML?
2- Structure of an HTML Document
3- Common HTML Elements
4- Head and Body Elements
5- Document Structure Best Practices
6- HTML Comments
7- Text Formatting Elements
8- Lists and Links
9- Images and Multimedia
10- Creating Form
11- Input types and Attributes
12- Form Best Practises
13- Semantic vs. Non-Semantic Elements
14- Header, Nav, Main, Footer etc.
15- HTML Buttons
16- Block Elements
17- Inline Elements
18- Block vs. Inline
19- <div>, <section>, and Other Structural Elements