>>{margin:0 10px 10px;}<<
I'm sorry - it was always my understanding that using this method was
incorrect. When I was learning CSS, in the beginning, it was always
impressed upon me that using "margin:0" was appropriate because it would
cover all sides. Using "margin:2px 3px;" was appropriate, because you'd
be covering left/right and top/bottom. Using "margin:2px 3px 4px 5px"
was correct, because it gave each individual side something to work from.
But using "margin:1px 2px 3px" was incorrect. I can't recall exactly
*why*, but I always had the impression that it was because it was
(pardon the term I'm gonna use) half-assed.
If I'm wrong, I'd *love* to know, because it's always been my impression
that using 3 numbers is never the way to do it. Like I said, I don't
recall *where* I picked this up, or why it's wrong to use this method -
it's been so long ago - but I'm always open to being corrected :)
~Shelly
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