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  1. Greetings to you all, Let's jump into a topic that's a staple at every web designer's table: CSS Grid versus Flexbox. But before we spar in this stylistic showdown, let's set the stage with a quick rundown. CSS Grid is like the master architect of web layouts. It lets you create complex, two-dimensional layouts where you can precisely place items in rows and columns. It's fantastic for larger, more intricate designs where control is key. Flexbox, on the other hand, is the nimble acrobat. It's all about one-dimensional layouts – think rows OR columns. Flexbox shines in aligning items, distributing space, and handling variable sizing. It’s your go-to for smaller-scale, more dynamic layouts. Both are powerful, both have their place. My question to you is in your day-to-day projects, which of these CSS tools do you find yourself turning to more often? Do you have preferences based on certain types of projects? Maybe you're a Grid wizard when it comes to building out complex web pages, or perhaps Flexbox is your trusty sidekick for quick, responsive designs? Share your stories, preferences, and maybe even a few pro tips on how you decide between Grid and Flexbox for your layouts. Looking forward to your insights and experiences in this Grid vs Flexbox face-off!
  2. Hello!! First I do apologize for not even being able to make a my question properly. I wanted to know how to do the feature (and how complicated is) of selecting an area on a photo and replace with a different color or texture. As example I am sending a cabinet website that allows customers to "test" different cabinets and granite. Thank you so very much in advance for any information and help.
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