I dont quite understand what you want from the code example you gave. There is no padding or margins on the code above, because it is not inside a larger element on the page.
The following properties are what you will be needing if you run into this problem in the future however:
Both support up to four paremeters, whereby 1,2,3,4 match top, right, bottom, left respectively. Or alternatively you can extend the properties with -[left|right|top|bottom] for specifying only one value to be different. E.g.
In order to access these, you must use the style, class or id attribute inside your tag to get the styles to render upon said element.
Side Note: I would advise against using the style attribute because you will not be able to cache your css, meaning slower page load times in the future.
The following properties are what you will be needing if you run into this problem in the future however:
Code:
padding
marginBoth support up to four paremeters, whereby 1,2,3,4 match top, right, bottom, left respectively. Or alternatively you can extend the properties with -[left|right|top|bottom] for specifying only one value to be different. E.g.
Code:
/*1px,2px,3px,4px are top,right,bottom,left repectively*/
padding-top: 1px 2px 3px 4px
padding-bottom
padding-left
padding-rightIn order to access these, you must use the style, class or id attribute inside your tag to get the styles to render upon said element.
Side Note: I would advise against using the style attribute because you will not be able to cache your css, meaning slower page load times in the future.