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Building for the web can be like building on quicksand. Browsers have tended to do mostly the same thing, but have occasional, maddeningly unpredictable differences. For example, browsers all come with “user agent stylesheets” — a default set of CSS styles, so that a heading looks like a heading etc., even before you style the page1. Of course, every browser engine uses a slightly different set of defaults.
Every element in an HTML document accepts a value for the CSS display property. The possible values you can use for display are many.
The three most commonly used values are none, block, and inline. But what if you don’t define a display value for an element? Well, all elements have an initial or default state for their display value. Let’s consider some of these and see some interesting things you might not have known.
The three most commonly used values are none, block, and inline. But what if you don’t define a display value for an element? Well, all elements have an initial or default state for their display value. Let’s consider some of these and see some interesting things you might not have known.