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DIV+CSS Padding works differently in Firefox and IE

Introduction to CSS padding properties

First let's look at the introduction to CSS padding properties, which define the padding of an element. The padding property accepts either a length value or a percentage value, but negative values are not allowed.

For example, if you want all h2 elements to have padding of 10 pixels on each side, just do this:

h2{padding:10px;} You can also set the padding for each side separately in order of top, right, bottom, and left, and each side can have different units or percentage values:

h2{padding:10px0.25em2ex20%;}

Question:

test

The above code will have different effects in IE and Firefox. The main reason is that Firefox interprets padding-top differently from IE

Firefox to DIV total height is padding-top+height, and IE,padding-top is included in the height, to solve this contradiction, you can use! important

padding-top:5px; height:10px ! important; height:15px;

The above defines two heights, one of which is followed by! Important , IE will ignore this attribute and use the height:15px; Firefox will not ignore this attribute and use the height:10px directly, which can solve this problem very cleverly.

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