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margins are weird when i first started learning css i assumed margins just stacked on top of each other like building blocks however margins have a characteristic known as margin collapse heres an example if this container has a bottom margin of 40 pixels and the container below it has a top margin of 60 pixels the biggest margin is the one that wins this example is pretty straightforward but things can get more complicated but if you follow these guidelines youll be on your way to mastering margins rule one margin collapse only happens on block level elements block level elements or any element that starts a new line it takes the entire width of the page or container can experience margin collapse examples of block level elements include dividers paragraphs headings sections and articles among many others rule 2 margin collapse will only occur in the flow layout you can avoid margin collapse altogether by using flex grid or position layouts rule 3 margin collapse only applies to ver