Each HTML element inherently possesses a default display value, which varies based on the type of element it is.The two predominant display values are block and inline.
A block-level element consistently begins on a fresh line, with browsers automatically including space (margin) before and after the element.
A block-level element invariably occupies the entire available width, extending to both the left and right edges.
Two frequently utilized block elements are: <p> for defining paragraphs in an HTML document, and <div> for delineating divisions or sections within an HTML document.
| The <p> element is a block-level element. |
| The <div> element is a block-level element. |
Example
| <p>Hello World</p> <div>Hello World</div> |
Below are the block-level elements in HTML: