The normal flow of a page is how HTML elements are normally rendered to a page. The browser starts reading (and displaying) content from the top of the page to the bottom. When it encounters visible HTML elements, there are two primary ways that elements are displayed on a page: block and in-line. Block Elements […]
When we code in HTML, CSS, JS, etc. we are communicating to the browser. That’s what we do as web designers. We are telling the browser how to display content. The browser understands many different languages. It understands, HTML, CSS, JavaSript, XML, SVG and others. Each of those languages have their own syntax. For the
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This brief article is about HTML containers. In the “real” world, a container is simply something that holds, i.e. contains, things. Wooden boxes, mesh bags, tots, purses, backpacks, and plastic airtight kitchen containers like Tupperware® are all containers. A toolbox is a container. A sock drawer is a container. If we are properly organized, then