How do you remove the space between two elements in HTML?

 To remove the space between two elements in HTML, you can use CSS. The space might come from margins, padding, or default browser styling. Here's how to address these issues:

1. Remove Margins and Padding: If the space is caused by margins or padding, you can reset them using CSS:

   element1, element2 {
       margin: 0;
       padding: 0;
   }
   

   This will eliminate any margin or padding that could be adding space between the elements.

2. Use display: inline or display: inline-block: If the elements are block-level (which have default margins), you can change them to inline or inline-block to remove the space:

   element1, element2 {
       display: inline; /* or inline-block */
   }
   

   The inline property removes the block-level behavior and positions the elements next to each other without space.

3. Remove White Space in HTML (if applicable): If you have spaces or newlines between inline elements in the HTML, that can add space as well. For example:

   <span>First</span>
   <span>Second</span>
   

   Adding white space between elements can create a small gap. You can remove that by either removing spaces entirely or using font-size: 0 on their container:

   .container {
       font-size: 0;
   }
   .container span {
       font-size: 16px; /* Set font-size back to normal for the child elements */
   }
   

4. Check for Flexbox: If the elements are within a flex container, you can use the gap property to control the spacing:

   .container {
       display: flex;
       gap: 0; /* Removes any gap between flex items */
   }
   

By using these methods, you can remove unwanted space between two HTML elements.