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I know it's wrong to put a block element inside an inline element, but what about the following? Imagine this valid markup: <div><p>This is a paragraph</p></div> Now add this CSS: div { display:inline; } This creates a situation where an inline element contains a block element (The div becomes inline and the p is block by default) Are the page elements still valid? How and when do we judge if the HTML is valid - before or after the CSS rules are applied? UPDATE: I've since learned that in HTML5 it is perfectly valid to put block level elements inside link tags eg: <a href="#"> <h1>Heading</h1> <p>Paragraph.</p> </a> This is actually really useful if you want a large block of HTML to be a link.
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