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Ryan Scharfer
Courses Plus Student 12,537 PointsWhy are these two inline elements stacked?
I know it is odd to worry about this detail, but I noticed that the two elements, strong and span, appeared stacked in Guil's browser,
html <p>
<strong>Ben Jakuben</strong><span>Teacher</span>
</p>
and I wondered why that was in the case. In my browser they are appropriately (in my opinion) in the same line.
2 Answers
Jason Anello
Courses Plus Student 94,610 PointsI wouldn't consider it odd. It's good if you're paying attention to the details.
That's what they would do by default. I downloaded the project and checked the css. The strong tag in that paragraph has display: block applied to it. This causes the span to drop below.
Ryan Scharfer
Courses Plus Student 12,537 PointsAwesome. Thanks, Jason. I guess I could have done that as well. : )