Differences between Block, Inline, Inline-Block, and None

The display property in CSS defines how an element should behave on the page—whether it will take up a full line, align with other elements on the same line, or not be shown at all.

Syntax and Usage

The main display values are:

display: block; - The element takes up the entire line, forcing a line break before and after.
display: inline; - The element only takes up the space it needs, allowing other elements on the same line.
display: inline-block; - Similar to inline, but allows width and height to be set.
display: none; - The element is not shown at all.

Purpose

Use block for structural elements like headings and paragraphs.
Use inline for text and other small inline elements.
Use inline-block for buttons and inline elements that need custom sizing.
Use none to hide elements.

Exercises

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Which display value makes the element take up the entire line?