Understanding the CSS Display Property

The CSS display property controls whether elements are inline or block elements, or something else. You can use CSS to change the way any element behaves in its positioning relative to other elements.

[alonsocaceda]

Thank you man! Very well explained! Your perfect voice makes it easier to understand it all!

[RogerThat]

Super helpful. I never had a clear understanding of the difference between inline and an inline-block. Thank you.

[yt.mhasan]

You have nice voice! And thank you for this AWESOME explanation.

[Max-xptf]

Thank you so much !!You have such a perfect way of explaining things, I'm going to look at all your classes to get into the html css <3 I'm really glad I met you on youtube

[itsreason]

Amazing explanation. Thank you so much!

[lonewolf]

inline, inline-block, block, inline, block, up, down, left, right, uppercut

[michaelterrano]

Great tut Steve! I have something that I doing now for my WP website - I want to display data or a block of data which i put in a div container for a post or page. But if there is no data in the div container, I want make the block not to appear. So it seems i need to use CSS display element. However, how do i make it appear automatically if there is data?

[GoldenToothBrush]

Thank for the vid. The only thing I'm not understanding is why when you set display to inline the text collapses?

[erikaperley]

When I download the source code into a new brackets file, save as .html, it comes out completely wonky. I was anticipating it would look the same as in the video so I could work on it and follow along with the visual changes. What am I doing wrong?

[SLRE]

This helped me! Thank you. Also, are you the voice from the beginning of bee movie?

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How can someone even dislike this video?

[arvindk]

God your'e so good man thank you!

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