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all right so as you can see on the screen thereamp;#39;s a div and this div is taking up 100 of the screen even though I havenamp;#39;t specified that it is to take up 100 of the screen what we can do to fix this simply and easily is to change the width and specify it to be smaller than the rest of the screen and so now you can see that the width is 300 pixels and so now if I was to add the same div again they would be on the same line but theyamp;#39;re not and so the reason theyamp;#39;re not is that even though the width is 300 pixels the div element is still a block element and that means that it takes up the entire width so what we need to do is to add display inline block and this means that Iamp;#39;ll only take up the width that it has the respect for so if you know if I save that they are now on the same line and that is because we use display inline block and they take up the width that they were meant to