Straighten a Crooked Door with A Cardboard Shim for the Hinge

If your door sits crooked in its frame and rubs at the top or bottom you can easily straighten it back up by adding a cardboard shim behind the door hinge opposite of where it rubs in the frame. If it rubs on the upper half of the frame, shim the bottom hinge and vice-versa.

Door is tilted or misaligned in its frame, causing the deadbolt to not line up with the lock space. Cardboard under the door is holding it up for now. Do I need

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