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2 What you're seeing as the darker area is a floated aside within an article ínside a paragraph enclosure.
I shouldn't do this, I know, but check what happens in gecko & webkit: The aside is floated to the left of the line containing its definition point and rendered as an empty block element. (Its size and width in this example are accidental and caused by predefined lineheight and block width.)
Notice how the content contained within the aside is rendered outside of the aside as regular content on a new line that starts after the aside enclosure's definition point. The content, containing 2 paragraphs and running from "css novices..." to "... zich inline.", is rendered as a part of the containing article enclosure. It is followed by the remaining part of the original paragraph enclosure after the aside's definition point.
The interesting part here is that, like with the previous example, the remaining part of the original paragraph enclosure is no longer recognized as a paragraph but as plain #text within the parent element, which in this case is the (article) enclosure. The difference is again signified by the deviant styling of the "Resource Guide" link.