How to set element width in css
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Setting method: 1, use the width attribute to set the width, syntax "width: width value;"; 2, use the min-width attribute to set the minimum width, syntax "min-width: width value;"; 3, use the max-width attribute to set the maximum width, syntax "max-width: width value;".
The operating environment of this tutorial: windows7 system, CSS3&&HTML5 version, Dell G3 computer.
Css sets element width
1. Use the width attribute
The width property sets the width of the element. This attribute defines the width of the content area of the element, and you can increase the inner margin, border, and outer margin outside the content area.
Img {width: 300px}
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2. Use the min-width attribute
The min-width property sets the minimum width of the element. This property value sets a minimum limit on the width of the element. Therefore, the element can be wider than the specified value, but not narrower than it. Negative values are not allowed to be specified.
.min {min-width: 300px;} text box default width
Text box minimum width 300px
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3. Use the max-width attribute
The max-height property sets the maximum height of the element. This property value sets a maximum limit on the height of the element. Therefore, the element can be shorter than the specified value, but not higher than it. Negative values are not allowed to be specified.
Default width of text box
Maximum width of text box 400px
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