inline-block

The `inline-block` value of the `display` property allows an element to behave like an inline element while also having a height, width, padding, margin, and border. This means that multiple `inline-block` elements can exist on the same line, and they can be sized and positioned like block-level elements.

`inline-block` is commonly used for creating responsive layouts, as it allows elements to be positioned in a flexible manner without disrupting the normal flow of content. It is also useful for creating horizontal navigation menus, as each item can be an `inline-block` element that appears side-by-side with the others.

An important thing to note is that `inline-block` elements can sometimes have unwanted whitespace between them due to the way HTML treats whitespace characters. This can be fixed by removing the whitespace between the elements in the HTML code or by setting the `font-size` property to 0 for the parent element.