CSS inset-block

The inset-block value in CSS is used to create a block-level element that appears to be inset into the surrounding content. This can be useful for creating design elements such as cards, tooltips, or other inset content.

To use the inset-block value, simply apply it to the CSS display property of an element. Here is an example:

  .inset {
    display: inset-block;
    background-color: lightgray;
    padding: 10px;
    border: 1px solid gray;
  }
  

  <div class="inset">
    This is an inset block element.
  </div>
  

In the example above, we have created a CSS class called inset that sets the display property to inset-block. We have also added some styling to give the element a light gray background, padding, and a gray border.

When the HTML <div> element is given the inset class, it will appear as an inset block element within the surrounding content.

Experiment with different styles and properties to customize the appearance of your inset block elements and enhance the design of your web page.