- From: SelenIT via GitHub <sysbot+gh@w3.org>
- Date: Mon, 29 May 2017 06:31:18 +0000
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I believe that, first of all, A and D themselves are wrapped in anonymous block boxes, since the container has at least one block box inside, so they all are in the block formatting container. Given that `run-in` is inserted inside the next block box, I suppose that Option 2, variant 1 is the closest to the answer:
```
<span>
<anonymous-block>A</anonymous-block>
<div>
<b style="display: run-in">B</b>
C
</div>
<anonymous-block>D</anonymous-block>
</span>
```
I don't think it's "splitting the `span`", because in DOM terms both `div` and `run-in` box are still nested in the `span`. But I'm not sure if it's correct from the implementor's point of view.
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