One of my current educational activities involves delving into the code behind a specific website to understand its structure and functionality.
I am particularly interested in a social media section within the site header that is enclosed in a <div>
element with the class "social contextual-region."
What mechanism causes this <div>
element to be horizontally centered on the page?
The element is set to display as inline-block without any padding, border, or margin. Logically, it should align seamlessly with the adjacent 'become a WWF member' section without visible gaps between them.
My question pertains to identifying the specific HTML/CSS properties responsible for the spacing between these two elements and ultimately positioning the social media section at the center of the horizontal axis.