Re: width property
David Graham wrote:
> Could someone explain what sort of thing you could do to a span to alter
> its display and thereby turn it into a replaced inline element (which
> according to logic would respond to the width property).
You can't turn a span into a replaced inline element. Such elements are
things like <input> and <img>. You could set display: block to turn the
span into a (from a CSS POV) block element, but then you would get all the
other effects of being displayed like a block.
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