If min-width is larger than width,
the min-width value takes precedence and
enforces a minimum width for the element, even if
the width property suggests a smaller width
for the element.
In the above example, the first container Div 1
has a width of 50%, while the second container Div 2
has a width of 50% with a minimum width of 250px.
The min-width property ensures that the second
container won't shrink beyond 250px in width,
even if the content inside it is smaller.
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