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CSS

Posted by Jordan Howlett
Jordan Howlett
8,854 Points

Negative Margins in CSS

If I used 49% instead f a negative margin will this create any adverse effects? It seems to work fine in IE, Mozilla, and Chrome.

1 Answer

David Moore
David Moore
14,324 Points
David Moore
David Moore
14,324 Points

A margin of 49% is a positive margin based on the width of the element.

Jordan Howlett
Jordan Howlett
8,854 Points

Wasn't clear i meant {display: inline-block; width: 49%} instead of {display:inline-block; width: 50%; margin-right: -5px;}