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padding:45px 65px 95px;
Why is it that the shorthand above would set the LEFT padding to 65px when a value for the left padding was not even given?
This is a little confusing to me.
It is indeed confusing, but it’s just the was CSS works. If you specify 1 value, it will be used for all four sides. If you specify two, the first will be the
top/bottompadding and the second will beleft/right. So when specifying three, it goestop, left/right, bottom, echoing the usage for when only two values are provided.