Update the stylesheet in carbo-footprint.html

[divyanshii10]

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• New Features
  • Updated the stylesheet for the carbon footprint page to enhance visual presentation.
  • Center-aligned header text for improved aesthetics.

These changes contribute to a more visually appealing and user-friendly experience on the carbon footprint page.

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Walkthrough

The changes include the addition of a new CSS rule to center-align <h1> elements in Carbo-footprint.css and an update to the stylesheet link in carbon-footprint.html, changing it from styles.css to Carbo-footprint.css. These modifications affect the styling of header elements and the overall styling resource used in the HTML document.

Changes

File	Change Summary
Carbo-footprint.css	New rule: h1 { text-align: center; }
carbon-footprint.html	Updated stylesheet link: href="styles.css" → href="Carbo-footprint.css"

Possibly related PRs

• Its interface not good and its responsiveness is not working #342: The changes in ecotips.html and the stylesheet reference in carbon-footprint.html indicate a connection in how styles are applied across different HTML files, potentially affecting the same header elements styled in Carbo-footprint.css.

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• GarimaSingh0109

Poem

🐇 In the garden where the headers bloom,
A center stage, they find their room.
With styles anew, they dance and play,
In Carbo-footprint's bright array.
Hopping high, they take their chance,
To lead us all in a joyful dance! 🌼

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• Carbo-footprint.css (1 hunks)
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• Carbo-footprint.css
• carbon-footprint.html

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[GarimaSingh0109]

@divyanshii10 issue no ??

[GarimaSingh0109]

This is pr is being closed due to improper pr description @divyanshii10