![]() ![]() Inline elements aligns themselves with respect to the baseline of the rightmost element. add display: block property to the inline element. P3 - To make inline element behave like a block element. add display: inline property to the block element. P2 = To make block element behave like inline element i.e. ![]() Span2 = inline elements aligns side by side from left See the background-color: black doesn't take the width of the container. However, an absolutely positioned element acts the same for distribution of free space, and similarly can be centered vertically at the specified top and bottom (does not work in IE7). If you put width or height property on the element that doesn't apply to the element. The main trick in this demo is that in the normal flow of elements going from top to bottom, so the margin-top: auto is set to zero. For inline elements width and height is equal to content's width and height. Block elements height is equal to their content height but they take whole width of the container. Span4 - Both span3 and span4 now behaves as inline and block elementsĭoes the height property for the inline-block element is behaves like a block element and not inline element?ĭo we always use vertical-align property to align the inline-block elements or is there any exception to that ? To align their top use vertical-align: top property Use display: inline-block to the inline element. align side by side and respect the width and height property. width30 height30 classd-inline-block align-top alt> Bootstrap .Span3 - To make inline element behave like both inline and block element. .navbar-text for adding vertically centered strings of text. ![]() I read that inline elements align wrt to the baseline but in this case they are not wrapped in any element. In the code background-color property should span through the content of Span3 and Span4 but it doesn't.Īlso, to add to the question If I add vertical-align: top to span3 and span4 they aligns but if not then Span3 doesn't align. If the element is display:inline - the element height and width is of the content.Īs per my understanding, with display: inline-block, the element should respect width and height but If content overflows the given height, background-color property should spans the content to behave as inline element. I know if we make display:block - the element respect the width and height and covers the width of the container The background-color property on the elements with display:inline-block doesn't change the background-color of content. ![]()
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