Complete the code to identify the CSS property that controls the space inside an element's border.
The CSS property that controls the space inside an element's border is called [1].
Padding is the space between the content of the box and its border. It adds space inside the element.
Complete the code to select the CSS property that sets the space outside an element's border.
To add space outside an element's border, use the [1] property.
Margin is the space outside the border of an element. It separates elements from each other.
Fix the error in the CSS box model description by choosing the correct term for the outermost layer.
In the box model, the outermost layer that surrounds the padding and content is called the [1].
The margin is the outermost layer in the box model. It surrounds the border, padding, and content.
Fill both blanks to complete the CSS box model description correctly.
The total width of an element is calculated as: width + [1] + [2].
The total width includes the content width plus the padding and border widths. Margin is outside this total width.
Fill all three blanks to complete the CSS box model properties for layout.
To control the box size, use [1] for content size, [2] for inside space, and [3] for outside space.
Width sets the content size, padding adds space inside the border, and margin adds space outside the border.