scriptygoddessIt should be known that I am fairly new at the CSS thing – I learned just enough last fall to use it to skin my site, but beyond that I still don't know that much. Just this morning I asked the other scriptygoddesses what the difference between the ‹div› and the ‹span› tags were in CSS. Lynda & Kristine wrote great responses that were clear to me, but I wanted to also point out that scottandrew.com has a nice explanation. In case you were wondering, "DIV and P are block-level elements, meaning they are designed to contain other elements. By default, DIV and P elements begin on a new line. SPAN, on the other hand, is an inline element."
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