What is the total width of an element (including padding and border) when the 'box-sizing' property is set to 'content-box'?
- The total width includes padding and border.
- The total width is calculated differently based on the 'box-sizing' property.
- The total width is the content width plus margin.
- The total width is the same as the content width.
When 'box-sizing' is set to 'content-box,' the total width of an element includes padding and border. The content width does not include these, but the total width does.
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