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- Everything is a box
- Boxes have 4 areas we can manipulate
- Content
- Height
- Width
- Padding
- Border
- Margin
- Content
- Box-sizing
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Block vs Inline elements
- Block: Proud parent
- Inline: Disrespectful teenager
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- What and why is git?
- Setting up git
- Authorizing Github
- Tracking, staging, and committing
- Remote repos and pushing
HTML Elements can generally be broken down into one of two categories: inline, and block-level.
Think of them as bratty teenagers.
- They want to be near their friends:
- They will move as close in to neighboring elements as those neighboring elements will allow.
- They are disrespectful:
- aka: ignoring height, width, margin-top or margin-bottom
- For a full list of inline elements available see the MDN Documentation for inline elements
Think of them as proud parents.
- They are proud:
- They will swell up to fill as much space (left to right) as is available
- Even if they are not full width, they still don't allow anyone to be next to them.
- They are very respectful:
- aka: comply with height, width, and all margins
- For a full list of inline elements available see the MDN Documentation for block-level elements
- Ask one question on Breadcrumbs
- Answer one of these questions in your own words (even if it already has an answer)
- First three layouts from Mobile Layout 2