https://jsfiddle.net/jo4d3cLy/
As both is block element?
Thanks!
You could do that using or flex-box or css-grid, check one of the two, or review them and expand on what you know if you have already done the course on them
You mean this?
https://jsfiddle.net/t2fnq31v/
Can’t answer you now - totally impossible to open on mobile
a div with <div class="style=display: flex;">here the p tag and button</div>
why don’t you put that in the style tag?
But, it may be correct m
Hi, in order to make those elements side by side, you dont need another element to wrap them and then display that parent element as a flex or grid container. Instead, you only need to specify P tag to become inline-block element, so that button gets to its side. just like this “<p style="display:inline-block;
”>" , cheers.
https://jsfiddle.net/sorskode/13o28h0y/
Done. Check the link. I styled display property of p element to inline. Float and flex would have been great too but then you would need to put both the p tag and button in a parent container to control the width.
I personally prefer the container method.
Makes reading DOM so much easier.
@kerafyrm02, yea, it’s safe for something more serious except I think @bestdesign is just playing around with the code. Or am I wrong? @bestdesign
Btw,. I would stay away from using float
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