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We provide further context about your audience with a breakdown of where your subscribers are coming from. People who manually add your feed to an RSS reader will be classified as Individuals, people who use popular feed clients such as Feedly or Google Feedfetcher will be labeled as such.

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Most people with a smartphone are constantly tapped into some form of social media. Sharing cute pictures of kids and pets is simply a routine part of life these days. Some people even use social media to vent frustrations or look for advice.

In a divorce case, however, shares on social media can create ample evidence that can be used against one or both parties to affect alimony, child support, child custody, and more.

Email and Text Messages
Email and text messages are admissible in court and can even be subpoenaed. If one party in the marriage reveals something about a new job or an upcoming bonus that has not been revealed in court, this can be used as evidence that the person is not being honest in his or her financial declarations.

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If you have ever bought an item that a celebrity recommended on Twitter or been persuaded by a discussion with a Facebook friend, you know that social media can impact your behavior and opinions. But you might be surprised to know that there is a science behind social media interactions.

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Content marketing paved its way into the global village a decade back and has immediately shone up to fame with the coming of new media. Business houses across the globe are increasingly developing solutions for content marketing.

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Currently, the world’s population is 7.5 billion, 3.8 billion are internet users and 2.8 billion of them are social media users. 1.8 billion of the entire world population is made up by teenagers from the ages of 13-19 years old. Instagram alone has 500 million active monthly users. Instagram users have shared over 40 billion photos to date and share an average of 95 million photos and videos per day. Snapchat has 166 million daily users. Although adults do also use some social media, teenagers are the majority of users.

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With more and more brands trying to connect with audiences across an array of social channels, the attention span of people is on a decline.

Businesses need to quickly figure out what’s best for their audiences in order to generate better engagement and increased brand loyalty.

Here are five crucial social media trends that will have the maximum impact on your social media strategy in 2018 and ahead.

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Dewey Library - HF5459.M58 M45 2017

So let’s say we have a “bar” with some items inside. Like a header or footer. Let’s also say we want those items to be spaced evenly, meaning they have the same gap everywhere. Shouldn’t be a big problem. Let’s take a look:

1. Margin

We can’t just add margin: 2rem to the elements since there is no margin collapsing on the horizontal axis. And it also doesn’t work when using Flexbox. Leaving a double sized gap in between. Wishing there is something like margin: 2rem collapse; where you can enable/disable it optionally.

See the Pen Spacing elements (no collapsing) by simurai (@simurai) on CodePen.

2. Pseudo classes

Using margin: 2rem 0 2rem 2rem and then a pseudo class like :last-child { margin-right: 2rem } to add the extra margin works as long as you don’t need to hide that element with display: none. Maybe a rare case, but I’ve been running into this issue once in a while. Would be cool if there is something like :last-displayed that would ignore elements that have display:none.

See the Pen Spacing elements (pseudo) by simurai (@simurai) on CodePen.

3. Margin + padding (best)

The easiest way I think, is to add margins to all elements (like in the first example), but then also add the same value as padding to the parent element. Like this:

.Header {
  padding: 1rem;
}
.Header-item {
  margin: 1rem;
}

That way all elements are evenly spaced and you still can use display:none without having to worry about breaking it. A little flaw is that you have to keep the 2 values in sync, but if you’re using a preprocessor, it can just be a single variable. Or maybe you could use REM’s to control it with font-size from the :root.

See the Pen Spacing elements by simurai (@simurai) on CodePen.

Other?

There are more ways but I’m not aware of a simple one that also let’s you use display: none. Let me know otherwise.

• Maybe the Visual Format Language in GSS? Looks quite slick.

Update

A couple more options:

• Using Grandpa’s table, still need to test this
• Using calc()
• Using Adjacent selector
• More selector “hacks”: 1, 2

Hmmm.. gotta try some. I kinda like the 3rd one. Keeps it independent from the parent and is not “too” complicated.

Barker Library - NX650.M6 M663 2018

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We believe the value of program monitoring is in iteration. By combining live program administrative data with vetted measures of socioeconomic status, we help clients and stakeholders understand alternative payment models and make important improvements.

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King, A. S. (Amy Sarig), 1970- author

International development programs are designed to make lasting and positive improvements in the health, education, and income of disadvantaged people around the world.

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