[Basic HTML/CSS] 6. css - box sizing, display, margin, padding
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The document discusses HTML and CSS box model, shorthand properties. It provides an overview of box-sizing properties, the CSS box model, and display properties. It also covers borders, background properties, and includes links to documentation and examples for further reference. The document is intended as a study guide for box model and shorthand properties in HTML and CSS.
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