through

and paragraphs

will obligingly stack down the page with no
line breaks required. They even have preset margins to create space
between them. Inline elements have no such margins, and sit side
by side across the page, only wrapping to the next line if there is not
enough room for them to sit next to each other.
A SIMPLE EXAMPLE OF XHTML MARKUP
In this ?¬? rst simple example of an XHTML page, the screenshot
shows not only the stacking effect of block level elements, but also
that inline elements, in this case (a link) and (usually
displays bold), can appear within block level elements and don??™t
create new lines (Figure 1.3 on the next page).
XHTML: GIVING STRUCTURE TO CONTENT 19
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.


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