In the Practice section HTML Document Standards there is a statement about the <span> element that I am not sure if this is different from other inline elements:
Choose the correct element for which the browser will NOT ignore the whitespace in the file while parsing the HTML document.
It refers to the <span> element and not the<p> <div>
Hi Alexis,
I had a look at the lesson Whitespace I can’t find what you’re talking about.
Just to clear it up:
When you put a <span> in a <p> and if you were to leave a line in between like this:
<p> this is for
<span>testing purposes</span>
only</p>
this is for testing purposes only
This is how your it would render, the whitespace doesn’t make a difference.
The only difference will be if you were to not put any space before or after the span tag for example:
<p>testing<span>once again</span>, yeah yeah</p>
testingonce again, yeah yeah
No space and the words are joined up.
Hope this clears it up 
Thanks! Nice to know about that piece of information as well. In the same section, there is an additional further practice that is mainly multiple-choice questions. Regarding this, it is about whitespaces.
Okay I went through the quiz again, this is the only whitespace question:
On the right the practice keeps on changing, I managed to get that section practice here are a few of the whitespace questions, let me know which one you need an explanation on:
The second image that has the as an answer. Thanks for the support.
You’re welcome 
Whitespace inmost of HTML is treated the same way, they just posing the question another way.
span I explained in my last post
