<p>Its day 13 and I am getting into a new section on CSS Flexbox. I have come to notice that CSS “no dey finish”. Let’s quickly learn our 5 lessons for today.</p>
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<li>In the CSS box model, every HTML element is treated as a box with four areas.</li>
<li>The content is surrounded by a space called padding.</li>
<li>Margin is the area outside of the box and can be used to control the space between other boxes or elements.</li>
<li>Using the overflow:hidden property.</li>
<li>Using the transform property.
<a target="_blank" href="https://onose12.github.io/CSS-Flex-Box/">TextThe Link to my work</a></li>
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Its day 13 and I am getting into a new section on CSS Flexbox. I have come to notice that CSS “no dey finish”. Let’s quickly learn our 5 lessons for today.
1.	In the CSS box model, every HTML element is treated as a box with four areas.
2.	The content is surrounded by a space called padding.
3.	Margin is the area outside of the box and can be used to control the space between other boxes or elements.
4.	Using the overflow:hidden property.
5.	Using the transform property.
[TextThe Link to my work](https://onose12.github.io/CSS-Flex-Box/)

Day 13: CSS Flex Box