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I've been skimming through my list of topics to cover and found an interesting CSS property that’s especially useful when you need to highlight a specific phrase inside a block of text. Normally, when a text block breaks into multiple lines, the browser treats the whole element as a single box — which often results in broken or inconsistent styling. So this code: Results in the following styling: To fix that, all you need is: It tells the browser to treat each line as its own box — with separate padding, background, and borders, as if every fragment had its own mini box model. Without Browser support is solid across modern platforms. And yes, IE is dead. You’re safe. 😌 |
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I found a perfect example of a landing page that has a lot of mistakes. There are around 30 things to fix! If you want me to review yours, reply to this email :) Before I flood you with pictures, I would love to see you on my Instagram. It's a perfect place to record short tips and personal life as well 😊 Now, let's get to our MEGA ROAST. Hero Section First goes the hero section. Here is a brief list of mistakes (which you will see in other sections as well): Contrast. The green logo on the...
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