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    CSS MARGINS

                      CSS ‘margin’ properties enables to create space around an HTML element, outside any border. It is
                      also possible to use negative values to overlap the content. The various margin properties and their
                      values are given in the table.

                                  Property                                        Value

                          margin                    Specifies the top, right, left and bottom margin around an element.

                          margin-top                Specifies the top margin of an element.

                          margin-right              Specifies the right margin of an element.

                          margin-left               Specifies the left margin of an element.

                          margin-bottom             Specifies the bottom margin of an element.

                      Example:  <P STYLE=“MARGIN:VALUE;”>TEXT</P>

                                  [OR]
                                  <P STYLE=“MARGIN-TOP:Value; MARGIN-BOTTOM:VALUE;

                                  MARGIN-RIGHT:VALUE; MARGIN-LEFT:VALUE;”>
                                  TEXT
                                  </P>
                      Let us create a web page to use margins.

                        <!DOCTYPE HTML>
                        <HTML>
                        <HEAD>

                        <TITLE> ILLUSTRATION OF MARGIN </TITLE>
                        </HEAD>
                        <BODY>
                        <P STYLE="MARGIN-TOP:200PX; MARGIN-BOTTOM:100PX; MARGIN-RIGHT:200PX;
                            MARGIN-LEFT:120PX;">
                        With the introduction  of computers,  the business  world  was changed
                        forever.  Using  computers  and  software,  businesses  use  information
                        technology  to ensure  that their  departments  run smoothly.  They use
                        information technology in a number of different departments including
                        human resources, finance, manufacturing, and security.
                        </P>

                        </BODY>
                        </HTML>

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