A Guide on CSS Inline-block:π§΅β
The CSS "inline-block" display value is used to display an element as an inline element, while still allowing it to have a width and height, and accept padding and margins.
When an element is set to "inline-block", it will be placed inline with the text, just like an "inline" element, but it will also have a width and height, and accept padding and margins.
Example:
Example:
In the above example, the element will be placed inline with the text, just like an "inline" element, but it will also have a width of 200px, a height of 100px, 10px of padding, and 20px of margins.
Use of Inline-block:
One of the most common use of inline-block is when you want to align elements horizontally while still keeping the ability to control the size and spacing of each element.
One of the most common use of inline-block is when you want to align elements horizontally while still keeping the ability to control the size and spacing of each element.
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