- CSS Margin - W3Schools
The CSS margin properties are used to create space around elements, outside of any defined borders Margins define the distance between an element's border and the surrounding elements
- margin - CSS | MDN
Margins create extra space around an element, unlike padding, which creates extra space within an element The top and bottom margins have no effect on non- replaced inline elements, such as <span> or <code> You can horizontally center an element within its parent by setting margin: 0 auto;
- CSS Margin Property - W3docs
Use CSS margin property to create space around an HTML element content outside of borders Properties for specifying the margin are top, bottom, left and right
- CSS Margin: What it is, Spacing, Layouts Tips, Tricks, and . . . - Elementor
In CSS, margins are the transparent space around an element's content, pushing other elements away They are specified using the margin property (for all sides) or margin-top, margin-right, margin-bottom, and margin-left (for individual sides)
- CSS Margins: An ULTIMATE guide
This 3000-word-long guide on CSS margin covers everything — margin property declaration, shorthand, examples, animations, hand-drawn SVGs, illustrations, code samples and a lot more
- CSS Margins - GeeksforGeeks
CSS margins are used to create space outside an element’s border, helping to separate it from other elements on a webpage They help in organizing the layout and preventing content from appearing too close together
- CSS margin Property
The CSS margin property is used to control the spacing around an HTML element It defines the amount of space between the element's border and adjacent elements or the container it's within
- CSS Margin: Complete Guide to Element Spacing and Margin Collapse
Master CSS margin properties with comprehensive examples, learn margin collapse behavior, and discover advanced spacing techniques for professional web layouts
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