Stuart Foulstone wrote:
CSS classes are for presentation.
Content is content.
Centering content is presentation.
Class names should not use keywords such as "center".
"centre" is not a keyword and can be used.
The class "centre" can then be used anywhere centering is desired.

It is quite easy to remember what this class name does, but if you wish to
use some more obscure name, feel free.
  
But the class attribute (centre) is not css. css is what you apply to that class.

Markup is markup.
Css is css.
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