HTML/CSS Bring the navbar text to the center of the screen in CSS

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To center the navigation bar from "Home" to "Contact" on the webpage, the suggestion is to use CSS flexbox properties. Specifically, applying `display: flex` and `justify-content: center` is recommended, but it may require adjustments to existing CSS rules. The proposed changes include modifying the class from `margin-left: 25%` to `mx-auto`, which centers the navbar items effectively. This adjustment aligns with the desired layout seen in the reference website. Identifying the CSS rules that facilitate this centering involves focusing on the flexbox properties and ensuring the correct class names are applied to achieve the intended design.
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Bring navbar at center CSS
https://demo.w3layouts.com/demos_ne...a-liberty-demo_Free/2002651968/web/index.html

This is the website that I am trying to build.

This is my current navbar.
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This is what I want to build.
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My focus is on "Home" to "Contact". I want to put it at the center of the page like in the second one. My guess was to do display:flex justify-content: center. But it didn't work.
Please guide me how to make it work?

Here's the codepen.
 
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Increase the value here:
CSS:
.collapse {
  margin-left: 25%;
}

Or, better, remove the previous value and modify the following:
HTML:
<ul class="navbar-nav me-auto  ">
to:
HTML:
<ul class="navbar-nav mx-auto  ">

(That is how it is done in your link)

Can you identify what CSS rules change in this process?
 
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