Block Level Elements Flashcards
Describe the presentation of a block level element.
A block level element has a new line before and after the element.
They can only appear in a “<body></body>” element
How is block vs inline presentation handled in CSS?
In CSS the presentation can be specified with “Flow Layout”.
Or with the display property.
p { display: block; }
“<address></address>”
A block level element that is designated for contact information of a person, group, or organization.
“<article></article>”
A block level element that is designated for a self-contained composition that is intended to be distributable or reusable.
“<aside></aside>”
A block level element that is designated for content that is indirectly related to the document’s main content.
“<blockquote></blockquote>”
A block level element that is designated for an extended, visually popping, quotation.
“<details></details>”
A block level element that is designated for a toggled “disclosure” widget. The details element must be encapsulated in a summary or label. “<summary></summary>”
“<dl>
“<dt></dt>”
“<dd></dd>”
</dl>”
Block level elements that is designated for descriptive list. “dt” is used for the term and “dd” is the description of the term.
“<div></div>”
A block level element that is designated for grouping elements or contents together to be styled or contained. A “division” of the document.
“<figure>
“<figcaption></figcaption>”
</figure>”
A block level element that is designated for a single unit of content with an optional caption.
“<footer></footer>”
A block level element that is designated for sectioned content that represents information about its nearest ancestor element. Typically author information, copyright information, or related links.
“<header></header>”
A block level element that is designated for introductory content or navigational assistance.
“<h1></h1>“… “<h6></h6>”
A block level element that is designated for a heading.
“<hgroup></hgroup>”
A block level element that is designated for containing a heading element with associated elements.
“<hr>”
A block level element that is designated for a thematic break between document content. Visually a horizontal line.
