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Today, we are discussing the CSS "Box Model." This is a complex but powerful way to deal with nearly any HTML item by drawing boxes around things. Any item (content) is surrounded by three outer layers: form outside in: Margin, Border, and Padding (MBP).
This paragraph is to demonstrate the CSS Box Model.
There are 5 categories of fonts in HTML: