Michelle Barker • 7/19/2022

Logical Properties for Useful Shorthands

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This technical CSS article demonstrates the use of logical properties (e.g., padding-inline, padding-block) to efficiently adjust margins, padding, and borders on a single axis without overriding other values. It compares traditional methods to logical property shorthands, includes a CodePen demo, and discusses browser support and fallbacks for older browsers.

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