Conflito de Margem CSS
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Margin collapsing refers to the formation of a margin when two vertical margins meet.
The height of the merged margin is equal to the larger of the two margins that are collapsing.
Margin collapsing
Margin collapsing (stacking) is a relatively simple concept. However, in practice, it can cause a lot of confusion when laying out web pages.
In simple terms, margin collapsing refers to the formation of a margin when two vertical margins meet. The height of the merged margin is equal to the larger of the two margins that are collapsing.
When an element appears above another element, the bottom margin of the first element and the top margin of the second element will collapse. See the following diagram:

When an element is contained within another element (assuming there are no padding or borders to separate the margins), their top and/or bottom margins will also collapse. See the following diagram:

Although it may seem a bit strange, margins can even collapse with themselves.
Suppose there is an empty element with a margin but no border or padding. In this case, the top margin and the bottom margin will meet, and they will collapse:

If this margin encounters the margin of another element, it will also collapse:

This is why a series of paragraph elements occupies such a small space, because all their margins collapse into a small margin.
Margin collapsing may seem a bit strange at first glance, but in fact, it makes sense. Take a typical text page composed of several paragraphs as an example. The space above the first paragraph is equal to the paragraph's top margin. If there is no margin collapsing, the margins between all subsequent paragraphs will be the sum of the adjacent top and bottom margins. This means that the space between paragraphs will be twice the space at the top of the page. If margin collapsing occurs, the top and bottom margins between paragraphs will merge together, making the distances consistent throughout.

Note:Only the vertical margins of block boxes in the normal document flow will have margin collapsing. The margins between inline boxes, floating boxes, or absolutely positioned boxes will not collapse.
All CSS margin properties
Atributo | Descrição |
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margin | Propriedade abreviada usada para definir propriedades de margem em uma única declaração. |
margin-bottom | Definir a margem inferior externa do elemento. |
margin-left | Definir a margem esquerda externa do elemento. |
margin-right | Definir a margem direita externa do elemento. |
margin-top | Definir a margem superior externa do elemento. |
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