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div的定义和比较（Definition and comparison of div） I. overview of div div, in simple terms, is a block container tag, that is, div and /div are equivalent to a container that can contain paragraphs, titles, tables, pictures, and even chapters, summaries, and notes, and other HTML elements. Therefore, the content in div and /div can be considered as a separate object for CSS control. When you declare, you only need to control the div, where the markup elements change. Two, div and span are the same span tags, like div tags, are widely used in HTML as a container tag. In the middle of span and /span can also accommodate various HTML elements, thus forming independent objects. As in the above example, if the div into span, after the execution will find exactly the same effect. It can be said that the two roles played by div and span are independent of each block, and in this sense there is not much difference between the two. Following chart: head titlediv tag example /title style type= text/css ! -- Div{ Font-size:18px; / * font size. Font-weight:bold; / * * / font weight Font-family:Arial; / * * / font Color:#FF0000; / * * / color Background-color:#FFFF00; / * * / background color Text-align:center; / * * / alignment Width:300px; / * * / block width Height:100px; / * * / block height } -- /style /head body div This is a div tag /div /body Three, the difference between div and span The difference between div and span is that div is a block level element that wraps elements around it, and span is just an inline element that does not line up before and after it. span has no structural meaning; it is purely an application style; span elements can be used when other elements within a row are inappropriate. In addition, the span tag can be included in the div tag to become its child element, whereas the reverse is not true, i.e. the span tag does not contain div tags. html head The difference between titlediv and span /title /head body pdiv tags are different lines: /p divimg s