In the first post of the CSS In depth series, we’ll be talking about margins, padding and the box model.
Margins and padding are some of the most widely used styles in CSS, but are often the source of frustration in cross-browser compatibility.
In this post, we’ll explain the difference between padding and margins, how the box model effects browsers and some tips and tricks dealing with cross-browser issues.
Beginning developers often use margins and padding interchangeably, but there’s actually a difference between the two.
Margins are the spaces around an element. In order for margins to work properly, the element must be floated or positioned relative. This style is often used to move the element it’s applied to, or to move other elements around it.
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Amber, please update the link to Spyre Studios. It’s saying not found. I would really like to read the rest of your article.
Thanks
Sorry about that guys, I just published the post
The link should work fine now, if it doesn’t here it is: http://spyrestudios.com/css-in-depth-margins-padding-the-box-model/
Cheers
Oops sorry guys. I meant to schedule it for 2pm today but I forgot WordPress uses army time so it went out at 2 am :/