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# Code Explanation | ||
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This `LEARN.md` file provides an overview of the core idea behind the code used to create a support banner for Israel. | ||
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## Core Idea | ||
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The main idea behind this code is to design a simple banner that expresses support for Israel. This banner is created using HTML and CSS. Let's break down the key elements of this idea: | ||
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1. **HTML Structure:** The HTML code defines the structure of the banner. It consists of a `<div>` element with the class "banner" containing the following elements: | ||
- Two blue lines for decoration. | ||
- A section with the class "support-israel__label," which displays the message "WE STAND WITH ISRAEL" along with an image of the Star of David. | ||
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2. **CSS Styling:** The CSS code provides styling to enhance the visual appeal of the banner. It does the following: | ||
- Centers the banner content both horizontally and vertically. | ||
- Sets the text color, font weight, and font size for the support message. | ||
- Adds styling to the blue and white lines for visual separation. | ||
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The result is a simple yet impactful banner that conveys a message of support for Israel. | ||
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This code can be easily customized for various purposes, making it a versatile tool for creating banners in different contexts. | ||
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If you have any further questions about the core concept or would like to discuss any specific aspect of the code, please feel free to ask! 😊 | ||
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