What are HTML5 inline elements and block-level elements?

HTML5 inline elements and block-level elements include: 1. Inline elements, define hyperlinks, are used to style specific parts of text or serve as text containers, inserting images, input fields, buttons; 2. Block-level elements,

containers used to combine other HTML elements,

unordered list,

form,

the head of a page or article, etc.

# Operating system for this tutorial: Windows 10 system, Dell G3 computer.

Common inline elements and block-level elements in HTML5 are as follows:

Inline elements:

1. : Define hyperlinks
2. : used to style a specific part of text or as a text container
3. : text that expresses importance
4. : that expresses emphasis Text
5. : Insert image
6. : Input field
7. : Label, often used in conjunction with
8. 
   : Line break
9. : Drop-down selection box

: Button

Block-level elements:

1. : Container for grouping other HTML elements

2. : Paragraph

3. -

   : Title

4. : Unordered list
5. : Ordered list
7. : List item
8. ：Table
9. ：Form
10. ：The head of the page or article
11. ：The bottom of the page or article

These are just some examples of common inline and block-level elements in HTML5. There are actually other inline and block-level elements available. It should be noted that some elements in HTML5 have flexible display characteristics and their display can be adjusted through CSS styles.