A simple question about css, if you put Div and Span on the same line? _html/css_WEB-ITnose

<table>  <tr>      <th style="width:180px;border:1px solid red">          <div>div</div>           <span>span</span>                 </th>  </tr>  </table>  

In the above code, if you can put span and div on the same line by adjusting the css of Span?

Note that the css properties of any element other than span cannot be adjusted. But you can turn span into other elements, and this element must support the attribute of background being an image.

Reply to discussion (solution)

No way. . The div has already filled the top part, and there is definitely no solution without changing the styles of other elements.

Or add a div
outside span like this:

    <table>      <tr>          <th style="width:180px;border:1px solid red">              <div>div</div>               <div><span>span</span></div>        </th>      </tr>      </table>

Does LZ have an answer? I can’t think of a way

        <table>      <tr>          <th style="width:180px;border:1px solid red">              <div>div</div>               <div style="position:relative;"><span style="position:absolute;top:-22px;left:0;">span</span></div>        </th>      </tr>      </table>

I forgot to write the style, so I added

span can only be positioned absolutely, left and top can be adjusted by yourself~~

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Dude, why does one use div and the other span? Do you understand inline elements and block-level elements? First figure out which are inline elements and which are block-level elements, and then use them! Otherwise, your layout will be a big pit...

<table>    <tr>        <th style="width:180px;border:1px solid red">            <div style="float:left">                div            </div>            <div>                <span>                    span                </span>            </div>        </th>    </tr></table>

Span can only be positioned absolutely. Left and top can be adjusted by yourself~~

Absolute positioning is separated from the parent element, which is not good.

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