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"The Ultimate CSS Reference"

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(p. 142) for an in-depth discussion of
how padding is accommodated within the CSS box model.
When vertical padding (padding-top and padding-bottom) is used on an inline,
non-replaced element, it can cause the overlapping of elements above and below
that element in cases where the padding causes the element in question to exceed
the line height. See Inline Formatting (p. 166) for more information.
Value
The property takes a CSS length (px, pt, em, and so on) or a percentage of the width
of the element??™s containing block (p. 147). Note that even for top and bottom padding
the percentage value will refer to the width of the containing block. Negative length
values are not allowed.
In CSS2.1, if the containing block??™s width depends on an element with percentage
padding, the resulting layout is undefined.
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