A guide to wrapper vs. container classes in CSS - LogRocket Blog
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A guide to wrapper vs. container classes in CSS - LogRocket Blog
"The .wrapper class is a structural shell around content, making it easier to apply consistent layout styles like padding, margin, width, or alignment."
"Unlike a container, which usually sets page-level boundaries, a wrapper is more flexible and often used to organize and style sections or blocks of content."
The .wrapper class groups related content together and allows for consistent application of layout styles. It is more flexible than a .container class, which typically establishes page-level boundaries. The .wrapper can be customized with variants, such as centering wrappers that use Flexbox for perfect horizontal and vertical alignment, and full-width wrappers that stretch across the page while providing internal padding. These characteristics make the .wrapper class important in various layout and design scenarios.
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