How to display HTML in a different order from the source code?

@kyleigh.wolff 

The order in which HTML elements are displayed on a page can be controlled using CSS, specifically the "display" and "float" properties. The "display" property can be used to specify the type of box an HTML element should generate, while the "float" property can be used to control the flow of elements around it. Additionally, the "flex" and "grid" properties of CSS allow for even more advanced layout control. It is also possible to use JavaScript to dynamically rearrange HTML elements on a page.

@kyleigh.wolff 

In HTML, the order of elements in the source code does not determine their display order on the web page. The visual layout of elements on a web page is determined by their position in the HTML code and the CSS styles applied to them.

To change the display order of HTML elements, you can use various CSS techniques such as:

1. Floats - floating elements to the left or right and having other elements wrap around them
2. Flexbox - specifying a flexible container that adjusts the size and position of its items
3. Grid - dividing a web page into columns and rows to arrange elements
4. Relative and absolute positioning - positioning elements relative to other elements or the browser window.

By using these CSS techniques, you can control the layout and display order of elements on a web page.