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  1. Aligning Checkboxes and Labels Cross-Browser
    Understanding the Challenge:When creating web forms with checkboxes, it's essential that the checkbox and its corresponding label are aligned consistently across different browsers and devices
  2. Disabling Text Selection Highlighting with CSS
    Understanding the Problem:When users select text on a webpage, it's usually highlighted with a default color (often blue)
  3. Distinguishing User Interaction with `disabled` vs. `readonly` Fields
    Disables the input field entirely. Users cannot interact with it by typing, selecting, or clicking.The field's value is not submitted with the form
  4. Cross-Browser Rounded Corners Made Easy: Mastering the border-radius Property in CSS
    In CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), the border-radius property allows you to add a curved effect to the corners of an element's outer border
  5. Beyond Suggestion: The `accept` Attribute and its Limitations in File Uploads
    What it does:Suggests file types: By specifying a comma-separated list of extensions (e.g., .jpg, .png) or MIME types (e.g., image/jpeg