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  Amon•2,560

  @A-amonPosted about 3 years ago

  Hello! You did a great job~ 👏

  Just a tiny suggestion, maybe try setting font-family:inherit; to the button so that it uses same font as the others. As for the margin vs padding, personally, I would use padding for what it is (internal spacing) and margin for external spacing (spaces between the element itself and neighboring elements). Here's a good article explaining the difference. 😉

  So let's say, I want to have the content of an element to have some spacing from the border, for instance, those .Luxury-block, .SUV-block and .Sedan-block, I would set padding to them instead of assigning margin to each individual items (img, .cars-text) inside of them. 😁

  And if I want to put some spacing between each of those block, I would use margin. For example, a margin-right:1rem; for a 1rem spacing between .Luxury-block and .SUV-block. ↔

  These are just how I would utilize padding and margin. 😀 It might vary between person, I think.

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  bunee•2,020

  @buneeIsSloPosted about 3 years ago

  Hey! @Mozzarella-chz, I initially had a tough time wrapping my head around margins and paddings too. However, This free course by Kevin Powell helped clear up a lot of confusions and questions I had. I've implemented everything I learned in this course into every single project I've made ever since, so I'd strongly recommend it.

  *Edit: I totally forgot to link the course, My bad.

  Hope this helps :) and Keep Coding!

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