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hey howamp;#39;s it going everybody today I need to explain the span and div tags in HTML the span tag is an inline container to group elements for styling purposes the div tag itamp;#39;s very similar except itamp;#39;s a block container to group elements for styling purposes hereamp;#39;s an example letamp;#39;s create two H1 titles this is a span title then close it letamp;#39;s copy this line of markup then paste it the second line will be this is a div title Iamp;#39;m going to enclose my first sentence with a pair of span tags so we need an opening span tag and a closing span tag somewhere alright with this set of span tags we are enclosing this text within a container itamp;#39;s an inline container we can apply some CSS styling to the sentence whatever is sandwiched between the pair of span tags letamp;#39;s change the background color of the title I will set the style attribute to equal background Dash color then pick a color how about red than a semicolon there so th
