The main inline tags

Block-type tags create a visual block on a new line and occupy the entire available width.

They are often used to structure more significant sections of the page, such as paragraphs (<p>), headers (<h1> to <h6>), and divisions (<div>).

Block tags, as they take up all lateral space, position themselves vertically and, by default, one below the other.

In contrast, inline tags do not interrupt the content flow, occupying only the space necessary for their content and positioning themselves horizontally when there is available space, otherwise moving to a new line.

Let's examine these tags in detail!