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Thread: CSS Problem

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    Hey when i set a padding for a box all it does is increase the size of the box.
    How do i stop this?

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    padding: 5px;

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    Just decrease the width of the box by the size of padding?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jme View Post
    Just decrease the width of the box by the size of padding?
    That's what I normally do :eusa_whis

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jme View Post
    Just decrease the width of the box by the size of padding?
    same here, decrease it by 5

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    Thanks, ive never had this problem before
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    Probably because you aren't coding properly, I also used to change the width of the box, but I use the correct attributes and stuff now.

    e.g..

    <div class="box">
    content here
    </div>

    assuming the box class has no padding styled, and you just add padding: 5px, the box changes size/shape (cant remember exactly)

    however, using...

    <div class="box">
    <p>proper element or whatever</p>
    </div>

    then in the css ... .box p { padding: 5px; }

    everything is resolved

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    Could you not just use margin instead of padding :S?
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    Quote Originally Posted by MrCraig View Post
    Could you not just use margin instead of padding :S?
    no because the margin is how far away from other attributes. padding will indent stuff in the current box so its the same as an indent but moves all text/images

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    Or alternatively you can create a wrapper and put margin on the layers within it.
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