In Tailwind CSS, the Display utility classes are used to control how elements are displayed on the page. These classes enable you to specify the display behavior, such as block-level, inline, or inline-block

Here's an explanation of the Display utility classes with examples:

Block-Level Display: block

• The block class makes an element a block-level element, which takes up the full width of its parent container by default.

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Inline Display: inline

• The inline class makes an element an inline-level element, which only takes up as much width as necessary for its content and doesn't start on a new line.

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Inline-Block Display: inline-block

• The inline-block class combines the characteristics of both inline and block-level elements. It allows an element to be displayed inline, but also respects width, height, padding, and margin properties.

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