The most common display values are block, inline, flex, and none.

display: block The block value for display specifies an element's outer display type, denoting that the element generates a block box. What this means is that the element will start on a new line, and it will take up the entire width of its container. The following HTML elements are set to display: block by default, meaning they always start on a new line and take up the full width available.

(Long "block" quotation)

(A document division) (Section or page footer)

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(Heading elements) (Groups header information)

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(Horizontal rule)

(List item) (A section containing the central content for a document) (A section containing navigation links)

(Ordered list)

(Paragraph)

 (Preformatted text)
 (A section of a page)
 (Unordered list)