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    This lecture discusses block-level elements like <div> and <p> which render on a new line and can contain other blocks or inlines, versus inline elements like <span> and <a> which remain on the same line and can only contain other inlines. It notes HTML5 uses content categories instead of this distinction, but the concepts remain useful for understanding existing CSS rules. The summary compares block and inline content types, and says while not part of HTML5 the concepts are still commonly used and map to flow and phrasing content categories.

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    This lecture discusses block-level elements like <div> and <p> which render on a new line and can contain other blocks or inlines, versus inline elements like <span> and <a> which remain on the same line and can only contain other inlines. It notes HTML5 uses content categories instead of this distinction, but the concepts remain useful for understanding existing CSS rules. The summary compares block and inline content types, and says while not part of HTML5 the concepts are still commonly used and map to flow and phrasing content categories.

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    Lecture05 ContentModelsDivSpan

    Uploaded by

    Juan Pérez
    This lecture discusses block-level elements like <div> and <p> which render on a new line and can contain other blocks or inlines, versus inline elements like <span> and <a> which remain on the same line and can only contain other inlines. It notes HTML5 uses content categories instead of this distinction, but the concepts remain useful for understanding existing CSS rules. The summary compares block and inline content types, and says while not part of HTML5 the concepts are still commonly used and map to flow and phrasing content categories.

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    In this lecture, we will discuss…

    HTML
    Content Models
    Block-Level Elements Inline Elements
    !  Render to begin on a new line !  Render on the same line
    (by default) (by default)
    !  May contain inline or other !  May only contain other inline
    block-level elements elements
    !  Roughly Flow Content !  Roughly Phrasing Content
    (HTML5 category) (HTML5 category)

    !  HTML5 replaces these definitions with more complex


    set of content categories.
    !  However, this distinction remains practical because it
    aligns well with existing CSS rules.
    Summary
    !  Compared block-level & inline content types
    !  Officially not part of HTML5, but still used
    !  Roughly equivalent to flow content & phrasing content

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    Headings & Some New Semantic Elements

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