When creating a website, using semantic headings (like h2, h3, etc.) instead of just h1 headings is important. Semantic headings give your web page a clear structure and help users understand the content better. They are essential for accessibility, making it easier for people using screen readers or other assistive technologies to navigate your page. Use the separate class for each size to overwrite visual style while maintaining the proper semantic order.
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Global modifier classes are a convenient way to apply consistent styling changes to elements in your web project, ensuring a cohesive design. Among various styling options like size, display, spacing, and alignment, you can use global modifier classes to adjust the margin and padding of elements.
Margin is the space between an element's boundary and its surrounding elements. It controls the external spacing, affecting how elements are positioned relative to each other.
Padding is the space between an element's content and its boundary. It influences the internal spacing, determining the distance between the content and the element's edge.