edit: also, WOOTS my 101st post.

Ok I can’t even begin to guess how much I’d had by the time I realized I had homework, I know I was sitting on the kitchen floor and it was around 2 in the morning. Reading what I had submitted the next morning was amazing.

The question: Border, margin and padding are part of the Box Model in css: http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/box.html. How do you decide when to use border, margin, and/or padding in your style sheet and how does it relate to the visual and structural aspects of your web project?
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Korina 14 Dec 08 12:59 AM MST
You decide based on where you would like your page to be. It all depends on how the design is created and what visual aspects the designates the page to see. Margin is the main portion of the page, the border is the next area, then padding. If you utilize each of these structural aspects it will make your web site look more professional.

In using these in your css you can even initialize more aspects than just the padding, you can initialize the individual borders, the colors, and any kind of styles. You can also do this on the other tags. You can even mix match these to get the design you would like.

I’ll be using these to help the look of my web site. I currently have some things that are a little off and now that I have figured out a little more about initializing these in CSS I’ll be implementing them into my site to control the spacing a little better.