Re: CSS White Space - margin and padding question

dorayme wrote:

unstated h1. (I think that possibility is what Toby was implying
by his h1 {display: none}".

I meant to imply that the h1 is there for semantic and structural reasons,
but CSS is used to hide it.

It may be that the main heading is obvious to all who come to the page, so
there is no benefit in showing it to the visitor, yet I still think there
should be a main heading, even if you hide it with CSS for those reasons.

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