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Can Two Elements Partially Overlap Each Other
Can Two Elements Partially Overlap Each Other? - XHTML Tutorials - Introduction To Element Content Syntax
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No, two elements can not partially overlap each other. One element must be completely enclosed inside the other element. See the following two examples:
<!-- Valid: "em" is enclosed inside "strong" -->
<p>There was once upon <strong>a time a <em>peasant-
woman</em> who had a daughter</strong> and a step-
daughter.</p>
<!-- Invalid: "em" is partially overlapped
with "strong" -->
<p>There was once upon <strong>a time a <em>peasant-
woman</strong> who had a daughter</em> and a step-
daughter.</p>
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