Well, theoretically my question is the following, I created two divs in html, however when doing the second one, the second div does not stay on the same "line" as the other one, but it stays below. I would like to know if there is any tag in html that keeps the elements all on the same line, without need there is css margin-top.
Thank you.
The question is not very specific. So it is not possible to give a concrete answer, but I will try to respond generalized. Home
The div tag when created by default has the attribute in css "display: block".
If put in css .:
div{
display:inline;
}
All div tags will have this feature, so they stayed on the same line. You can also "configure".:
div{
float:left;
}
So, as long as the divs are on the same line they are followed, if there is no space go to the line below.
Depending on the purpose, you can also use a table.
There is display property of elements, and some tags already have a default value for this property. The simplest case is that <div> has display:block and <span> has display:inline .
I do not recommend to change this property if we already have tags with different names to identify the function of each one.
For a better reference, please read link