>> 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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