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all right so before we begin I just wanted to draw your attention to this diagram which shows how margin and padding play a role in your webpage so weamp;#39;re gonna start off with the innermost box which is your content so thatamp;#39;s gonna be a header paragraphs images really anything so this is what youamp;#39;re going to be mainly looking at and then the space around that is called the padding so the padding that comes in between the content and the border and the border can be made visible by setting it setting its properties in CSS and then after the border you have the margin which really sets this element apart from another element now letamp;#39;s go back to our web page and you might remember this from a previous video letamp;#39;s just run it and see how it looks so it just has a simple line of text and three icons now letamp;#39;s encase all of these icons in a div element and give it the ID of icons so weamp;#39;re essentially putting all of these in the same con
