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Thank you so much for your talk. When looking to create non-orthogonal designs or elements (e.g. diagonals, curves, etc.), is the box model able to achieve this or is there a totally different "model" that is used?
You'll be dealing with transforms and such to achieve those types of results — however — you'll still need to understand the box model and box sizing when working with those types of things in order to understand how margins, paddings, and borders will be affected. Remember — every HTML element rendered in the browser has a box model regardless.
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Thank you so much for your talk. When looking to create non-orthogonal designs or elements (e.g. diagonals, curves, etc.), is the box model able to achieve this or is there a totally different "model" that is used?
You'll be dealing with transforms and such to achieve those types of results — however — you'll still need to understand the box model and box sizing when working with those types of things in order to understand how margins, paddings, and borders will be affected. Remember — every HTML element rendered in the browser has a box model regardless.