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🚀10 CSS Code you will always need👇
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🖌️1. CSS Reset

When we create a fresh project browser assign some default style to the elements
And before moving further it is our duty to Reset or Clear all the CSS before beginning the work

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🖌️2. Html Style

The very first tag to start loading with properties is HTML tag
We add multiple default properties throughout the page like scroll-behavior,background-color,color, etc.

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🖌️3. Body Style

It is the most important tag which shows all the elements a webpage is intended to show.
Here we add properties like box-sizing,font-family,overflow-x, though it is not necessary to add these properties in body tag, they can also be added in Html tag

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🖌️4. Default Border

When we create a div we actually don't see where it is exactly
To place it correctly on the page it is a good practice to give it the default border to relocate and adjust it to a correct position

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🖌️5. List Style

We use List on our page to create a navigation menu, drop-down list, and a lot more
Most of the time the code remains the same to create a list like removing the list styling and creating padding

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🖌️6. Style for ::after,::before

::after,::before tag is used whenever we want to make something interesting in our webpage be it creating a fancy dialogue box or giving a black tint to an image.

Though some default properties remain the same for styling them

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🖌️7. Styling heading or paragraph

Default color, font, alignment is never perfect for a Heading or Paragraph in HTML.
We always use these 4 properties to style our heading or paragraph

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🖌️8. Centering a DIV😂

Offcourse centering a DIV is a must mention to this thread😂

The simplest way to center a DIV is using a flexbox, It not only helps to center a div easily but also gives the coder power to control the container with more functionality

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🖌️9. Import Fonts

Using Default font is not considered to give an amazing output of a webpage
A Smart Developer always use external fonts which beauties the page to a different level
We import fonts using @import

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🖌️10. Validate the CSS Code

You must always validate your CSS code to be sure that your code is W3C valid. A valid code means a good developer.
jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/

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