The .wrapper class groups related content together and allows for consistent application of layout styles. It is more flexible than a .container class, which typically establishes page-level boundaries. The .wrapper can be customized with variants, such as centering wrappers that use Flexbox for perfect horizontal and vertical alignment, and full-width wrappers that stretch across the page while providing internal padding. These characteristics make the .wrapper class important in various layout and design scenarios.
The .wrapper class is a structural shell around content, making it easier to apply consistent layout styles like padding, margin, width, or alignment.
Unlike a container, which usually sets page-level boundaries, a wrapper is more flexible and often used to organize and style sections or blocks of content.
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