CSS margin-bottom Property
CSS margin-bottom property sets the bottom side margin to HTML Element(s).
The syntax to specify a value for margin-bottom property is
margin-bottom: value;
The following table gives the possible values that could be given to margin-bottom property.
Value | Description | Examples |
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length | Any valid CSS length unit. Refer CSS Length Units tutorial. | margin-bottom: 10px;margin-bottom: 5pt;margin-bottom: 2cm; |
Percentage Value | Bottom margin in percent of the width of the containing element. | margin-bottom: 20%; |
initial | Sets margin-bottom to default value. | margin-bottom: initial; |
inherit | Inherits margin-bottom value from its parent element. | margin-bottom: inherit; |
Examples
In the following examples, we set bottom margin to HTML Element(s) with a few allowed values for margin-bottom CSS property.
Simple Example
The following is a simple example, where we set margin-bottom for paragraph with 50px.
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Different Values for margin-bottom
The following is a simple example, where we set different margin-bottom values for paragraphs.
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margin-bottom property with CSS Length Units
In the following example, we apply margin-bottom property to paragraphs with a few different CSS Length Unit values.
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margin-bottom property with Percentage Values
In the following example, we apply margin-bottom property to paragraphs with a few different percentage values.
If margin-bottom is specified in percentage values, and if width of the HTML element changes, then the margin also changes. For example, try to resize the browser window, and observe the bottom margin for these HTML Elements.
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margin-bottom property for a few HTML elements
In the following example, we take a few HTML elements like h1, p, a, and pre, and set margin-bottom for these.
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Conclusion
In this CSS Tutorial, we learned about margin-bottom property, and how to use this property for HTML Elements, with examples.