SuperSimpleDev
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2 years ago Thanks for the PR! <input> is actually display: inline-block; by default so it doesn't explicitly need the property in the CSS. Could you share the code you had without display: inline-block that made the elements appear on top of each other? I'm wondering what the difference could be
The class labeled 'text-box' missed a very important property called
display: inline-block;due to which all of the elements were appearing on top of each other. The same problem was appearing when I was practicing the tweet box in lesson#07 exercise 7g. but then I didn't know the CSS display property as it's the lesson after lesson no. 07 where mate Simon briefly explains the types of HTML elements and display properties.