calculating the width is basically a big math problem, you find what the pixel width of the content you want, then you add your desired border width, and the desired padding width, then you add it all up, making sure to account for the border and padding having to be doubled to account for both sides of the content
sets the width of an element like the border so you can adjust it to fit your website
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If you don't set the width of an element than it will be "auto" which means that it will expand to fit the space available.
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The width property specifies width for the content area only.
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Width specifies the content area's width.
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It specifies a content area width so it can fit it's website
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calculating the width is basically a big math problem, you find what the pixel width of the content you want, then you add your desired border width, and the desired padding width, then you add it all up, making sure to account for the border and padding having to be doubled to account for both sides of the content
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