Displaying An Element Similar To P Inside A Span?
I have a span with an inculded p, like this:
this is the p
This is not allowed according to the HTML5 specs. Now, my HTML is moreSolution 1:
p has a meaning.
If your content matches p’s definition, you should use p. Then you should use a div instead of a span (unless there is no other suitable candidate):
<div>
<p>…</p>
</div>
If your content doesn’t match p’s definition, you shouldn’t use p. Then you could use span instead of p (if there is no other suitable candidate):
<span>
<span>…</span>
</span>
span and div don’t have meanings. So you only have to consider where they are placed syntactically (block vs. inline). You can swap them without losing/changing any semantics:
<div>
<span>…</span>
</div>
<div>
<div>…</div>
</div>
Note that all this doesn’t have anything to do with how these elements are styled. You can style a block-level element with CSS so that it appears as inline and vice-versa: display:inline; resp. display:block;.
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