HTML & CSS for Beginners Part 10: Divs & Spans 

So glad that my approach worked for you! Good luck with the rest of your learning journey into development!

I was about asking the same question. I think it works using either of the two as the program automatically understand it. But then.. this is just my thoughts... I may be wrong.

I'm little late, sorry. But I have the same question. I guess you might have already got the answer. If so, please do me a favor.

Thanks so much Krishna :D

You may use different id's for each paragraphs so that you may style them individually. For e.g: Hey! #div1 { background-color: rgb(255, 163, 177); width: 480px; margin-bottom: 12px; border-top-right-radius: 15px; border-bottom-left-radius: 15px; padding: 5px; font-size: xx-small; } #div2 { background-color: rgb(185, 235, 86); width: 480px; border-top-right-radius: 15px; border-bottom-left-radius: 15px; padding: 6px; font-size: xx-small; } #span1 { color: rebeccapurple; } #span2 { color: red; } body { background-color: rgb(155, 213, 236); } Lorem ipsum |You can see I have changed only this part of the text according to me under this div.|dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Reiciendis qui quae doloremque, veniam magnam ipsam expedita ut possimus ad molestiae nisi temporibus. Commodi inventore veniam nostrum eius dolorum. Ab, expedita Lorem |Different styling used!|ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Porro, voluptatem. Et ducimus ipsam provident optio quibusdam, ipsum soluta voluptatem hic repellat quod expedita excepturi non fugit dicta ea ullam. Facilis?

@@wattadrag Using Id's in a situation like this isn't advisable. id's are better off used for pointing to a specific section on a page and similar stuff like that, not for styling... Instead please use a class selector inside your tag element. (class="unique identifier/name to make reference to") Eg. , then use your unique identifier to point to that paragraph when you want to style it in your css stylesheet. in HTML5 you start using a dot/full-stop, followed by the class name(unique identifier) and a curly bracket example= .paragraph-01 {insert the code on how you want to style your paragraph}

Nope. I say learn it as you go. If you try to figure out HTML, CSS and JS before really diving into some projects, you'll know a lot of theory, but not really know how to build something. Start simple, make some really simple things and slowly grow. Try to add new things to each project.

Awesome, glad it helped!

They behave exactly the same, and just like a header, footer, main, aside and all of those as well. The difference is, a div has no meaning, whereas the section (and header, footer, etc.), tell the browser that there is a new section. It has actual meaning. So if you look at the document structure, you can use an h1 inside every section, and the browser understands that as meaning it's the title for that section, as one example.

+Nayeem Ahmed I'll be building a basic layout at the end of this series, which I'm planning for next Wednesday

+Nayeem Ahmed I'll be a day or two late wrapping this series up, hopefully by Friday I'll be doing a basic layout. Next week I'm going to do a video on a full, responsive website from scratch.

Thank you. I already know the basic of HTML and CSS that's why I am not following your previous videos, but I definitely watch the final part of your course. And I hope after this you create advanced tutorials how to create HTML and CSS web template

+Nayeem Ahmed this one git bigger than I planned, hah. After this one is done, the focus will be on more advanced things. I'm looking at cover pseudo elements and fun things you can do with them, layouts with flexbox and some more. If there is anything specific you'd like to see, let me know, I'm open for ideas as well!