1. Block-level element: refers to the ability to exist independently. Generally, block-level elements are separated by line breaks (such as starting a new line after a paragraph ends). Commonly used block-level elements include: p, h1~h6, div, ul, etc.; 2. Inline element: refers to an element that exists in conjunction with other block-level elements and is displayed immediately between the linked elements without wrapping. Commonly used inline elements include: img, span, li, br, etc.; 3. Top-level element: includes html, body, frameset, behaves like a Block-level element, and is a high-level block-level element. |
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