何时使用< span>改为< p&gt ;? [英] When to use <span> instead <p>?

问题描述

正如问题所示，如果我在HTML中添加了一些文本，那么何时应该使用< p> 以及何时应该使用< span> ？

解决方案

打算描述它包含的内容。

所以，如果你想传达一个段落，那就这样做。

<虽然你的比较并不完全正确。比较直接的比较是

何时使用< div> 作为块级元素，< p> ？

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A < span> 内联，非常像锚点（< a> ; ），< strong> ，重点（< em> ）等。因此，请记住，由于它在html和自然写作中都是默认属性，所以段落会在它自身之前和之后导致中断，如< div> 。



有时候，当对事物进行样式化时，一个< span> 非常适合给你一些东西钩住CSS，但它是一个没有语义或文体意义的空标签。

As the question indicates, if I have some text that I want to add in the HTML then when should I use <p> and when should I use <span>?

解决方案

You should keep in mind, that HTML is intended to DESCRIBE the content it contains.

So, if you wish to convey a paragraph, then do so.

Your comparison isn't exactly right, though. The more direct comparison would be

When to use a <div> instead of a <p>?

as both are block level elements.

A <span> is inline, much like an anchor (<a>), <strong>, emphasis (<em>), etc., so bear in mind that by it's default nature in both html and in natural writing, that a paragraph will cause a break before and after itself, like a <div>.

Sometimes, when styling things — inline things — a <span> is great to give you something to "hook" the css to, but it is otherwise an empty tag devoid of semantic or stylistic meaning.

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