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Are you a researcher working with COVID-19 data? We would like to hear your feedback on this portal and the presentation of the data you are interested in.
Sign up to participate >The COVID-19 Data Portal Boilerplate uses the Visual Framework 2.0 for it CSS styling. The VF uses an approach that is sometimes called "CSS Modules".
This method requires that you add more CSS class names to your HTML elements, but it reduces the risk of accidental style contamination. However, it is not always practical to add `.vf-some-reallllly-long-class-name` to every `p` tag in your document. See HTML page example
With that in mind the VF offers a special `.vf-content` class that when used on a wrapping `div` (or event the `body` element), will attempt to style most basic HTML elements, like `h2`, `p`, `a`, `li` and so on.