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Nov 25, 2020 pm 02:35 PM

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The empty elements in css are: 1. br; 2. hr; 3. img; 4. input; 5. link; 6. meta; 7. area; 8. command. CSS stipulates that each element has a display attribute, and each element has a default display value.

What are the empty elements in css

The operating environment of this tutorial: windows10 system, css3 html5 version. This method is suitable for all brands of computers.

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First of all, css stipulates that each element has a display attribute to determine the type of the element. Each element has The default diaplay value, for example, the default display value of div is "block", which means it is a "block-level" element; the default display attribute value of span is "inline", which is an "inline" element.

1. Inline elements include: a b span img input select strong

2. Block-level elements include: div ul ol li dl dt dd h1 h2 h4...p

3. Common empty elements:

Uncommon ones include:

< ;area>,

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