Block and inline display values can be applied to HTML elements using CSS. These values determine how the element is visually displayed on the webpage.
Block-level elements are commonly used for larger sections of content. Block-level elements occupy the entire width of their parent container and create a new line after the element. Examples of block-level elements include headings (h1, h2, h3, etc.), paragraphs (p), and divs.
Inline-level elements are used for smaller content. It should be displayed within a larger block-level element. But, inline-level elements only occupy the necessary width to display their content and do not create a new line after the element. Examples of inline-level elements include spans, images (img), and links (a). Understanding and utilizing the block & inline display values can help create appealing and sound web pages. By defining these values, developers can ensure that their content is organized. And logically pleasing and create a better user experience for their visitors.