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Asked: 2026-06-05T01:31:27+00:00

I realize that in the modern day, most people use CSS to perform styling,

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I realize that in the modern day, most people use CSS to perform styling, and will have CSS define what H2 looks like.

However, please imagine that I’m trying to make my text looks like it is the default appearance of <h2>, but have it on a line with other text.

Is it possible to do this in HTML4?

Alternatively, is it possible to emulate it using CSS?
Assume I am NOT setting a style on <h2> directly.

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  1. Editorial Team

    By default, all HTML headings (<h1> to <h5>) are displayed as block. This means a heading will be in a separate line if there is other elements surrounding it.

    You can change that with CSS by applying display: inline to your heading. If you need it to keep some block behavior (like having a certain width, for example), you can use display: inline-block instead.

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