Hi, all
I want know what are “content elements” and “block element” which are used in spec 7.6
Which element defined in Table 7.5.3-1 are they
I encounter lots of problem when I try to render style markup.
Can you give me a help
Thank u!
What are “content elements” and “block element” described in spec?
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What are “content elements” and “block element” described in spec?
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Landon Parks
Bryan Kilian，thank u. Now I am redering style markup, but I found some problem.
which content of elememt shall be rendered
case 1:
<div>
<p>
text
</p>
</div>
it will display "text"!
case 2:
<p>
<span>
test span
</span>
</p>
It will display none.
Why
Shirvo
Is your second example <p> inside a <div> <p> cannot exist by itself in the <body> tag, and requires a <div> to enclose it.
Things I always check when I'm having rendering problems:
PremierITA
This may not be all that helpful if you're not conversant with HTML wordage, but block elements are <div> and <p> (always) and <button>, <input> and <object> when used in a block manner. (A block manner pretty much means "not inside a <p> or <span>")
All the elements in 7.5.3-1 are "content" elements.
If you can describe your problem a little more, perhaps we can be of more help (As a wild guess, try adding a <timing></timing> section to your <head> section, without it, the system assumes inline timing and all your content will be visible for 0 seconds)