The Art of Doing - Web Development for Beginners - Inline Elements

The video tutorial explains the differences between block-level, inline, and inline-block elements in HTML. It covers how inline elements, such as anchor tags, buttons, and input fields, only take up as much space as needed and can be styled with background colors. The tutorial also discusses image tags and their inline properties, demonstrating how they behave when placed within paragraphs. Finally, the concept of inline-block elements is introduced, highlighting their ability to have adjustable widths, unlike purely inline elements.

What are inline elements and how do they differ from block-level elements?

How can you visually distinguish between block-level and inline elements in a web page?

Explain the significance of the style attribute in demonstrating inline elements.

What is the purpose of using a blank href attribute in anchor tags?

Describe how anchor tags function as inline elements within a paragraph.

Discuss the role of buttons as inline elements in HTML.

What happens to inline elements when there is not enough horizontal space?

How do image tags behave in relation to inline elements?

What are inline block elements and how do they differ from purely inline elements?

What is the effect of setting a width on an inline element?