CSS is difficult but also forgiving. And this forgiveness allows us to haphazardly throw styles into our CSS. Our page still loads. There is no "crash". When it comes to page width and height, do you know what to set on the HTML element? How about the body
CSS is difficult but also forgiving. And this forgiveness allows us to
haphazardly throw styles into our CSS.
Our page still loads. There is no "crash".
When it comes to page width and height, do you know what to set on the HTML
element? How about the body element?
Do you just slap the styles into both elements and hope for the best?
If you do, you're not alone.
The answers to those questions are not intuitive.
I'm 100% guilty of applying styles to both elements in the past without
con
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