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Easier layout with margin-trim
CSS has matured a lot over the last decade. Many robust solutions filled in gaps that previously required fragile hacks. And now, there’s one more — margin-trim.
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A fast, dependency-free DOM capture library that converts HTML elements to SVG or images with full style, font, and pseudo-element support.
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