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I am proud to learn how to center elements using margin: 0 auto
Instead of using margin:0 auto
, I would use flex box
to center elements
Issue I came across is when using margin: 0 auto
to horizontally center an element, it requires a specified width
for the element to work as intended.
The margin: 0 auto
rule sets the top
and bottom
margins to 0
, and the left
and right
margins to auto
. This automatically centers the element horizontally within its containing element, but it requires the element to have a specified width.
If the width of the element isn't specified, the browser doesn't know how wide the element should be, so it can't calculate how much space should be allocated to the left and right margins to center it.
In such cases, the element will simply take up the entire available width of its containing element, and margin: 0 auto
; won't have any effect on centering it.
I would like some feedback's on my CSS code and in what way, can I have written it differently to yield the same result: CSS Code
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