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hey guys josh here from letamp;#39;s build a website and welcome to part 3 of the HTML CSS series and for this video we are going to be learning the difference between margins and padding so if you watch the part 1 video you would notice that i already did add some margins which is right here and basically what a margin does is it just two terms the saw or the amount of pixels between the object so I did margin auto but of course you could do like margin 60 pixels and itamp;#39;ll move it over 60 pixels now because I didnamp;#39;t change or I didnamp;#39;t specifically say what kind of margin it did it for everything so top margin left margin right margin and a bottom margin now if I one margin left 60 pixels it would just go from the left now because I didnamp;#39;t margin auto what that will do that will basically a center your your object so thatamp;#39;s what a margin is now youamp;#39;re probably wondering well whatamp;#39;s the difference between this and padding padding