CSS Display

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Last edited Jan 30, 2023

Created on Jan 30, 2023

This example contrasts default block-level paragraph styling with an inline-block span by using the CSS `display` property. The page shows how inline-block elements respect vertical margins and padding, while the surrounding paragraphs remain gray blocks. Rendering relies on HTML structure and the linked Roboto font from Google Fonts, with all visual behavior defined in the included stylesheet. No JavaScript or external visualization libraries are used; the example is purely static.

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