by Kezz Bracey
Lessons:8Length:36 minutes

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2.2 Margins on Child Elements
When you first start working with CSS positioning, one of the first problems you’re likely to run into is margins on child elements not behaving quite how you expect, leading to weird spacing behaviour. In this lesson, learn exactly what to do to get your child element margins back into line.
1.Introduction1 lesson, 01:13
1 lesson, 01:13
Free Lesson 1.1Welcome to CSS Positioning01:13
Free Lesson
1.1
Welcome to CSS Positioning
01:13
2.CSS Positioning and Layout6 lessons, 32:14
6 lessons, 32:14
Free Lesson 2.1Overview: The Four Position Types05:05
Free Lesson
2.1
Overview: The Four Position Types
05:05
2.2Margins on Child Elements06:28
2.2
Margins on Child Elements
06:28
2.3Floating and Clearing08:28
2.3
Floating and Clearing
08:28
2.4Relative Position03:47
2.4
Relative Position
03:47
2.5Absolute Position06:13
2.5
Absolute Position
06:13
2.6Fixed Position02:13
2.6
Fixed Position
02:13
3.Conclusion1 lesson, 02:30
1 lesson, 02:30
3.1Wrapping Up02:30
3.1
Wrapping Up
02:30
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