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Rodrigo Teixeira
Rodrigo Teixeira
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Posted by Rodrigo Teixeira
Rodrigo Teixeira
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[SOLVED]Why is the default display of both twitter and facebook logo is inline?

I noticed that social media logos are displayed side by side. However, if I'm not mistaken, images are block level elements. I don't remember any code line that set the images to be displayed side by side. Futhermore, the gallery images, before adding the float property, were displayed as block elements, one on top of the other. Can someone explain to me why it looks that way? Thank you.

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Jack Smith
Jack Smith
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Jack Smith
Jack Smith
6,902 Points

Could you please provide your code.

Rodrigo Teixeira
Rodrigo Teixeira
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Rodrigo Teixeira
Rodrigo Teixeira
1,417 Points

Hey man, on the following video it was told that images are inline elements as default. So now I understand why they were displayed side by side. Thank you anyway for the availability.