Why put everything inside a container in this case?

[shivajikobardan]

UsabilityHub | User Research & Usability Testing Platform

I’m learning to build this website in CSS from scratch.

I don’t understand why we’re adding that text inside container?

This is container CSS:

.container{

max-width:1180px;

margin-inline:auto; /*container centre*/

padding-inline:var(--padding-inline-section)

}

[kevinSmith]

Hi,

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[kevinSmith]

@shivajikobardan

I don’t understand why we’re adding that text inside container?

I don’t understand the question. They put the text so it will show up on the screen. They put it in that place because that’s where they want it to be in the DOM and they want it to inherit the styling there.