On Screen Clearance

On screen clearance refers to the process of removing any unwanted or unnecessary elements from the main content area of a web page, in order to improve the user experience and make the content more readable.

There are several techniques used to achieve on screen clearance, including:

• Using the <div> element with the clear attribute set to both, as shown below:
• Using the <div> element with the clear attribute set to left or right, as shown below:
• Using the <br> element, as shown below:


• Using CSS to apply a margin or padding to the elements, as shown below:

This paragraph has a margin-bottom of 20px.

It is important to note that on screen clearance is not the same as clearing a floating element. Clearing a floating element is used to remove any unwanted whitespace that may occur when using the float property.