26:T406,**<@923255280958054432> _0bits's Question:** **_margin in css (don't remmber the word meaning)_** In CSS, the `margin` property is used to specify the space around an element. It controls the amount of empty space between the borders of an element and any surrounding elements. The `margin` property can accept different values such as pixels (px), percentages (%), or em units. For example: ```css margin: 10px; /* sets a margin of 10 pixels for all sides */ margin-top: 20px; /* sets a top margin of 20 pixels */ margin-right: 30px; /* sets a right margin of 30 pixels */ margin-bottom: 40px; /* sets a bottom margin of 40 pixels */ margin-left: 50px; /* sets a left margin of 50 pixels */ ``` You can also specify shorthand values to set margins for all sides at once using the following syntax: ```css margin: 10px 20px 30px 40px; /* top, right, bottom, left */ ``` If you only provide two values, they will be used for top/bottom and left/right margins. Providing a single value will apply the same margin to all sides.27:T48c,

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