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Fork of HTML Starter

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VVijay Karchi
Last edited Apr 7, 2023
Created on Apr 7, 2023
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This example shows a static card-style node displaying a project title, a home icon, and two action icons. The node uses a flexbox layout with a left icon area and a right content area, styled with CSS borders and dotted separators. Rendering relies on HTML and CSS, with Material Symbols Outlined icons loaded from Google Fonts. The code does not include any JavaScript or data-driven visualization.

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