Soldato
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Hi Guys,
probably a simple question ... or maybe not. I don't know but i can't work out the solution.
here we go. in the picture below. im trying to push the grey div over by using the class="offset-by-three" rule. that works fine. However, what it does is add padding into the div creating the space you can see, which i obviously don't want. I know why it adds the padding as that's the way its written in the css, shouldnt they have used margin ??? Any way, am i being a bit silly in my html because this seems like a real slip to me. 960 doesn't do this as im aware ?
![Q6dP7CT.png Q6dP7CT.png](https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/data/attachments/150/150379-798763a1d8529d3660a3c0022bb36086.jpg?hash=eYdjodhSnT)
probably a simple question ... or maybe not. I don't know but i can't work out the solution.
here we go. in the picture below. im trying to push the grey div over by using the class="offset-by-three" rule. that works fine. However, what it does is add padding into the div creating the space you can see, which i obviously don't want. I know why it adds the padding as that's the way its written in the css, shouldnt they have used margin ??? Any way, am i being a bit silly in my html because this seems like a real slip to me. 960 doesn't do this as im aware ?
![Q6dP7CT.png Q6dP7CT.png](https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/data/attachments/150/150379-798763a1d8529d3660a3c0022bb36086.jpg?hash=eYdjodhSnT)