CSS Padding

The default value of the padding property is 0px, which means that no padding will be applied to the element.

The padding property is used to add padding to an element.

The padding property can take up to four values to add padding to all sides of an element, but when only one value is used, it is applied to all sides equally.

The padding property can take up to four values to add padding to different sides of an element. In this case, 10px padding is added to the top and bottom of the element, but not to the left and right.

The padding property can take up to four values to add different padding to each side of an element.

The padding-box value of the box-sizing property is used to add padding inside the content box and outside the border of an element.

The content-box value of the box-sizing property is used to add padding inside the content box and inside the border of an element.

The border-box value of the box-sizing property is used to add padding inside the border of an element.

The background-color property is used to set the background color of an element's padding area.

Setting the padding property to 0 or none can be used to remove padding from an element.

The padding property is used to set the padding on all four sides of an element.

The padding-top property is used to set the padding on the top side of an element.

The padding-bottom property is used to set the padding on the bottom side of an element.

The padding-left property is used to set the padding on the left side of an element.

The padding-right property is used to set the padding on the right side of an element.

The padding property can be used to set the padding on the top and bottom sides of an element by specifying two values.

The padding-x property is not a valid CSS property. However, the padding property can be used to set the padding on the left and right sides of an element by specifying two values.

The % value can be used to set the padding to a percentage of the element's width.

There is no such property as padding-relative in CSS. However, the padding property can be used to set the padding on an element relative to its parent container using percentage values.

There is no such value as padding-none in CSS. However, setting the padding property to 0 (or any other value that makes sense for your layout) will effectively remove the padding from an element.