What happens if you put a inside a in HTML? Intro Block text

The parser closes the before the , so the DOM differs from the markup

The becomes inline automatically

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What happens if you put a `<div>` inside a `<p>` in HTML?

<p>Intro <div>Block</div> text</p>

✓Correct answer: The parser closes the <p> before the <div>, so the DOM differs from the markup
2The <div> becomes inline automatically
3Nothing; it's perfectly valid

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<p> may only contain phrasing content. The browser ends the paragraph early, leaving an empty <p></p> at the end - a frequent source of styling surprises and hydration mismatches.

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