I'm building a web app using HTML, CSS, JS, and Python, but I'm facing a weird issue with my layout. It feels like there are these invisible borders or "ghost" boundaries preventing me from positioning elements freely. I've checked in my browser's developer tools and couldn't find any specific margins, padding, or borders causing this. I've tried adjusting z-index and using position: absolute, but those invisible barriers still mess with my layout. I'm not sure if it's a CSS issue, a conflicting JavaScript behavior, or something happening with the data from my Python backend. I could really use some help figuring this out!
2 Answers
It sounds like your app might be getting affected by browser defaults for margins and padding. Browsers add these styles automatically, which can affect your layout. I recommend looking into CSS resets to eliminate these defaults. Just keep in mind that this may alter your current layout, so it might take some adjustments to fix everything up afterward.
Check out CSS resets! They are handy for standardizing styles across different browsers. This can help you eliminate any discrepancies you might be experiencing.
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