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A very annoying 'bug' can occur when you are applying a top margin to an element inside a container. The inner elements margin seems to "leak" out of the top of the container. This pushes the container down, and looks very messy if you have a background applied.
Note: This is NOT and bug! Yay etc..
A quick fix is to add a padding of 1px, and a margin of -1px. Or you could add a border to the container.
Note: This is NOT and bug! Yay etc..
A quick fix is to add a padding of 1px, and a margin of -1px. Or you could add a border to the container.
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#containerDiv { width: 700px; padding-top: 1px;/*important*/ margin-top: -1px;/*important*/ } #innerDiv { width: 200px; margin: 20px 0 0;/*You can now apply a top margin without trouble*/ }