CSS Reference Guide: padding
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The CSS padding shorthand property is a versatile tool used to create space within an element, forming the content portion of the box model. It allows designers to define padding for all four sides of an element using one to four values, which can be specified in lengths, percentages, or keywords like auto. The shorthand can apply a single value uniformly to all sides, different values to pairs, or unique values to each side in a clockwise order. The auto keyword aids in centering elements, while negative values pull elements in specific directions. Additionally, LogRocket offers a solution for developers to enhance digital experiences by monitoring client-side CPU and memory usage, providing tools to replay user sessions and track user interactions to debug web and mobile applications effectively.