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Welcome back in this lecture we're going to take a quick moment to discuss each time I'll divs and spans

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divs stands for divisions later on when we're talking about C Ss and bootstrap for in order to add styling

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to our sites.

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We're sometimes going to only want to apply the style to a certain section or division of the website

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divs and spans tags allow us to segment portions of our age T.M..

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That way we can later on apply styles only to those specific portions.

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So right now you're not really going to see an effect when we only perform of h t m l but later when

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we actually add in a CSSA class call or another style call from Bootstrap then you'll be able to understand

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why we would need div and span's.

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So this is just a very quick moment to introduce the actual syntax that spans.

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Later on we'll actually see their use case.

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Let's get started by hopping over to the text editor.

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All right.

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I'm back here.

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My basic thought each team M-file and what it will do is show you how you can build a div and also insert

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a span tag.

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So for a div or division what we do is we type out div and if hit enter it will automatically create

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the closing tag and notice it also automatically creates this class call.

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Now we don't actually know about classes yet because we haven't discussed CSSA but later on we'll we're

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going to do is we're going to import a special string here that connects to the SS call and that will

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add styling to everything in between these two div tags.

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So in between these two div tags you can add in whatever you want such as a header heading and then

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maybe even a paragraph some stuff.

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And if you save this and refresh your page you'll just see heading in some stuff.

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In fact it will look the same as if you didn't even have a div there.

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So if I delete those and refresh I won't see any changes.

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But keep in mind once we actually add in this class string and connect it to a CSSA file then we will

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see changes only performed on things within this division.

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So that's a nice way of basically dividing up everything inside your body for your T.M. because later

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on we'll see a very large H.T. mail files.

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It'll be nice to organize them as well as apply styles by divisions.

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The last thing I want to know is sometimes you want to apply styling to only a certain thing inside

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of an already existing tag.

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For example I can have a paragraph tag and let's say there's some stuff in it.

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So here is some text woohoo.

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Let's imagine that I wanted to apply a style call to only some text.

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What I could do is instead of having to deal of this div tag which is meant for larger divisions I'm

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already within a paragraph tag what I'm going to do is type outspan and hit enter and this span.

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Basically what you put is the text you want to manipulate.

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So I have some text within the span and then later on we can do is add a class call to span.

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So in the future we'll see something like this with some sort of string in here with my class.

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Right now since we haven't discussed CSSA yet I just want you to be aware of that when you want to add

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a style to something else or do it then tags.

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You'll be using span.

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Now again if I save this and refresh I won't see any real differences between having spent in there

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or taking those spand tags out.

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So if I save that and refresh you won't notice any difference.

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Again will only be using this once we actually learn about C Ss.

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OK so that was just a brief moment to talk about these tags.

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That way when you see him in the CSSA lectures they're not totally unfamiliar to you.

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Thanks and we'll see you at the next one.