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Max S.
4,840 PointsCan You guys help me?
testing.
3 Answers

Steven Parker
241,970 PointsFirst, I don't see the "p" tag you are referring to. If you mean the main-sub-heading, that's in a span tag. But you might want to change that to a "p" tag.
Then you could add these properties to the button:
.button {
display: inline-block;
margin-top: 5px;
}

Max S.
4,840 PointsI see. but I want to know if I add span tag then what's the solution. please don't mind but I am doing some tricks to solve problems.

Max S.
4,840 PointsHello Steven,
I checked your answer and it really helped me. Many Thanks!

Steven Parker
241,970 PointsGlad to help — happy coding!

Max S.
4,840 PointsYes DONE!
Max S.
4,840 PointsMax S.
4,840 PointsNo Brother, it's not solving my problem.
Steven Parker
241,970 PointsSteven Parker
241,970 PointsI see that you added those properties to ".button", but you didn't convert the "main-sub-heading" from a
span
into ap
.Give that a try and see if it's what you're after. If not, perhaps you could help me understand what you mean by "that P tag".
Max S.
4,840 PointsMax S.
4,840 PointsI am sorry i wrote p by mistake i meant span tag
Steven Parker
241,970 PointsSteven Parker
241,970 PointsIf you want to do it changing only CSS, how about this: