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lets you put a single measurement for the width of your content area, padding, border, and margin{travis}
You use "div"s to mark different sections. You do this by placeing "div" opening and closing tags around the elements that belong to a section.Ethan
Just by nesting your elements in (div)s, you've indicated that all those elements belong to the same group. Autumn
(div) lets you divide your page into logical sections and groupings.[Collin]
It lets you inherit some properties.Gracie
lets you put a single measurement for the width of your content area, padding, border, and margin
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You use "div"s to mark different sections. You do this by placeing "div" opening and closing tags around the elements that belong to a section.
ReplyDeleteEthan
Just by nesting your elements in (div)s, you've indicated that all those elements belong to the same group.
ReplyDeleteAutumn
(div) lets you divide your page into logical sections and groupings.
ReplyDelete[Collin]
It lets you inherit some properties.
ReplyDeleteGracie