Chaps, I have a question about nesting elements. I am using bootstrap for a project I am working on, and for whoever didn't know that - I am one of those - in bootstrap buttons are display:inline-block;
Now, I have this situation at the moment:<p><button>My button</button> This button means X</p>
Is it acceptable to have the button before the text of the paragraph? Personally I think so, because p is a block element and button regardless of the value of its display property can be inside p, but I thought I'd double check.
Any objection?
Violet_82
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I don't see anything wrong with that!
might want to let a more skilled member of the community confirm this though ;)
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//Gonz
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Hi Violet 82
I don't see anything wrong with that!
might want to let a more skilled member of the community confirm this though ;)
JorgeM
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Is it acceptable to have the button before the text of the paragraph?
So from an HTML standards perspective, that will validate. So is that what you mean by acceptable?
Violet_82
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That's right JorgeM, mainly validation. Thanks
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