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How to include Margin and Padding to the Elements in Tailwind CSS?

In Tailwind CSS, applying margin and padding is achieved using utility classes like m-[size], p-[size], mx-[size], px-[size], my-[size], and py-[size]. Replace [size] with predefined size identifiers like 4, 8, px, etc., for margins and paddings in different directions.

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Syntax

<div class="m-4 p-8">
This element has a margin of 1rem and padding of 2rem.
</div>

Margin Classes

Tailwind CSS margin classes adds space around elements, helping control layout and spacing easily using intuitive utility classes. Values ranges from m-0 to m-64.

The below table illustrates the classes provide a quick way to adjust margin spacing in your Tailwind CSS projects.



Class Description
m-[size] Sets margin for all sides.
mx-[size] Sets horizontal margin.
my-[size] Sets vertical margin.
mt-[size] Sets margin for the top.
mb-[size] Sets margin for the bottom.
ml-[size] Sets margin for the left.
mr-[size] Sets margin for the right.

Padding Classes

Tailwind CSS padding classes adds space within elements, helping in layout control with straightforward utility classes for padding adjustments. Values ranges from m-0 to m-64.

The below table illustrates the classes offer convenient ways to adjust padding spacing in your Tailwind CSS projects.

Class Description
p-[size] Sets padding for all sides.
px-[size] Sets horizontal padding.
py-[size] Sets vertical padding.
pt-[size] Sets padding for the top.
pb-[size] Sets padding for the bottom.
pl-[size] Sets padding for the left.
pr-[size] Sets padding for the right.

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