CSS is a markup language used to define the style of web pages. It can control the appearance and layout of HTML elements through selectors and attributes. Sometimes, we need to convert some inline elements to block-level elements in order to have better control over their layout and style. Below is a common CSS programming method for converting inline elements to block-level elements.
Method 1: display attribute
The display attribute in CSS can be used to set the display behavior of elements, including converting inline elements to block-level elements. To convert an inline element to a block-level element, set its display attribute to "block".
Here's an example of how to use the display attribute to convert an inline element to a block-level element:
HTML code:
<p id="myElement">这是一个行内元素。</p