This article will self-destruct in twenty seconds. Okay, not really; it will probably take you longer than that to read it, and you may even want to use it as a reference. In this mind-blowing episode, we discuss the many classification properties in CSS, all of which give you the ability to determine how and where your elements are displayed.
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Well that's it for this article. In the next tutorial we will continue or discussion of the classification property. So drop by often!
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